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Transfers Summer Transfer Thread 2023! - Closed (Maybe)
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Exactly this.
That Chelsea net spend figure is hilarious
So they’ll probably do worse than last year then?
So nothing happening today 
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EnIc BoT.
Shut up you mess.
City could have spent nothing and walked the League this season - I think if we were City fans we wouldn’t be worrying.
The Chelsea figure is an absurd accounting joke.
Liverpools fans are very pissed off with their owners.
Having said that though, I am comfortable that as per usual we will leave a portion of our business until the end of the window - to me this year it does t feel like it matters as much as I doubt we will be finishing any higher than 6th anyway so getting a couple of extra points in the opening weeks is neither here nor there. If the strategy this year means we get an extra player due to forcing lower fees elsewhere then I am all for it.
This is a proper transition season and my expectations are accordingly very low this year - would snap your hand off for 7th right now
They did their Poch run, let their team grow old together rather than rock the boat and now a big rebuild is needed
Probably if they don’t end up fixing it. Or as bad. They certainly won’t be where the fans or Klopp want them to be.
The owners will lose Klopp soon if they keep this up, and then they’ll fall off a lot.
Chelsea/City net spend has the massive question mark of they were actually able to shift all their deadwood.
Shows the power of having a long term manager with a long term strategy - ENIC’s number one failing.
They made the most of the Coutinho money - his career has been dogshit since. They seemingly sold Mane at the right time also. Klopp knows what his side needs and doesn’t have to buy the new shiny shiny to sort it out. They of course have stinkers as well, I still laugh when I watch Darwin Nunez try and play football.
If we sign Bono and Schuur we would have Sonny Bono and Schuur.
That’s quite rude by you. Who do you think you are making assessments on most peoples posts?
Are you a retired English teacher sitting with a Roget’s Thesaurus with nothing to do? Have a bit of respect for others please.
Mate I still have sleepless nights trying to spell our managers name. I’ve decided to just call him Ange
Yeah FSG have sat back and let Klopp squeeze everything out of that team for a while.
City barely need to try, do you want to go and win a load of trophies and play under one of the best managers ever whilst earning great money - you will have to live in/near Manchester though, literally the only negative.
City’s prize money from last season would have easily paid the Gvardiol transfer fee also.
They are just like peak Fergie United where Due to the success of the team as a whole, they can sell their dross and always find a taker at a decent price. Wes Brown, John o pies, etc - there’s always a sunderland ready to shower them with money.
They’ve had a pathetic preseason but they might do as well as last season in the most competitive league in the world tm ?
Hmmmm.
And footballers weren’t making 100K+ per week like they are now or cost easily 30 million to acquire.
While I think it’s good people are using their voice to protest on this issue, comparing prices to 41 years ago isn’t a great argument.
I dunno what bullshit angle you’re going for here but it’s properly boring (as usual) so crack on I guess.
And y'all we worried about the Super League ruining the game.