That was 4 years ago. He's struggled with injuries since then and he's lost a lot of speed.
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... ooooook, I'll just leave you to it.
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That was 4 years ago. He's struggled with injuries since then and he's lost a lot of speed.
Nice answer.
That's just the contorted look on his fat face
The question is who would you have him start every game over?
I didn't write it - I was only trying to calm things down. He'd have to take a pay cut if he did come though.
Most likely he would get 100k a week and Levy would tie in some add a huge sign on fee or bonuses so Gotze doesn't lose cash but we don't technically break our wage structure.
Still don't think it's going to happen but if Gotze wanted to come I reckon we could work something out.
Did Eriksen play every match last season? Nope.
Did Eriksen play every match last season? Nope.
Neither did anyone else in our squad, and despite not playing in the CL we fell short in every competition.
Honestly I'm not naysaying, I'd love it if chose to revive his career with us, but there are Bayern fans saying he could fail with us. I'd like to know why.
it'll be a nice surprise if he does join, but it won't say much for other clubs willingness to take him on.
Anybody can fail anywhere. Just so long as we don't get sucked into paying 30m for a player with one year left on his contract, I think this one might be cheaper than some are figuring.Honestly I'm not naysaying, I'd love it if chose to revive his career with us, but there are Bayern fans saying he could fail with us. I'd like to know why.
There aren't really a lot of clubs who will pay for out-of-form players. Your City/Utd/Chelsea/Madrid types always pay for form, rather than take a chance on reviving a career.
Because they're just climbing off the Pep Guardiola ride.
He's not exactly a manager who gets the most out of players, imo. I don't know for a fact, but I'm not aware of many players he's actually improved.
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Sort of like a poor man's Mourinho