There was a good video someone posted quite recently, explaining modern transfers and how man utd made profit on dire maria after just one season.
Excellent
There was a good video someone posted quite recently, explaining modern transfers and how man utd made profit on dire maria after just one season.
Excellent
That's all well and good, but at the end of the day they still aren't making an actual profit on these players (I mean the money still has to be paid in full at some point). So, while it gives clubs some leeway to play around with re: FFP, given that teams basically spend a shitload of transfers every transfer window, pushing around when to account for what shouldn't end up mattering that much in the long run anyway, right?
Disclaimer: I've no real clue how this all works.
Like who though? Barcelona aren't in a strong position if they want rid of him, and that is paramount in inflating fees. It's why they paid so much in the first place.
If you believe the leaked details of his transfer it was €105m plus up to €40m of add-ons (of which 'only' €5m have been met as they've won the league) - so they're in for €110m if he never plays for them again. I think they'll be lucky to see half of that back in actual cash (and not the much heralded add-ons). They need someone to lose a big name player for a lot of money to exploit . . .
As you said, I'm sure Barcelona 'owe' Liverpool a fuckton of cash from the Coutinho deal.
I wasn't aware Robinho had a peak. Was that at Santos?
Diego.
Ronaldinho reached the mountain top. Robinho didnt.
Justin Kluivert listing Ajax trying to sell him to Tottenham in his airing of grievances is pretty lol. United are supposedly interested, so watch out for him being MIND GAMED into tracking back with off-hand references to his old man killing someone.
Who is this Nabil Fekir chap and is he any good? I see he's in the France World Cup squad.
Is that the guy who plays for Marseille? Left-footed midfield who is like a poor French version of Isco.
No.
Plays for Lyon.
Given the options available, France have managed to select a fair amount of wank, but I suppose you need that balanced squad.
Denmark could be sneaky decent I reckon. Meanwhile, Essam El-Hadary still being in goal for Egypt is truly inspirational stuff.
The 32 trophies he has won during his time at Barcelona.
No UEFA cup? Shit career.
I bet he'd trade it all for a full head of hair.
Leicester have signed Ricardo Pereira from Porto. Seems like a good player for them.
I'm not too sure on Fekir. Although I've massively doubted our last 2 big attacking signings in Mane and Salah and they have proved me very wrong. I'm not even sure Klopp has made a bad signing yet.
Here are his signings:
Marko Grujic - Who?
Joel Matip - Playing with Lovren didn't help him
Loris Karius - Started to look better recently but he started off shit
Sadio Mane - Whatever
Ragnar Klavan - I've always seen him as a bit of a bomb scare
Alex Manninger - Was only brought in as a third choice
Georgino Wijnaldum - I've never noticed him when he isn't scoring
Mo Salah - Whatever
Dominic Solanke - Looks trash but it's too early to really tell
Andy Robertson - Seems like a fine left back
Alex Oxlade-Chamberpot - Not sure why he was bought but seemed to finally start fitting in before the injury
Virgil Van Dijk - Fine
I've been well impressed with Virgil van Dijk since they signed him. I wondered whether he was another Southampton semi-FRAUD, but it turns out he's probably the best defender in the league.
It just seemed to read like a bit of a seethe.
I don't care enough about the sport anymore to seethe.
I'm more of an American Football fan now.
You're a disgrace.
You've only just realised?
I think the 2009 Champions' League final was the last sport I SEETHED over.
Talisca to United. Never even heard of him.
lolHe has been nicknamed "Yaya Talisca" in reference to Ivorian midfielder Yaya Touré, but bases his game on that of his compatriot Neymar. He has also been compared to fellow Brazilian Rivaldo.
Also Fellaini has packed his bags and moved out of his United house. Those Liverpool rumours from a few months ago better be lies!
I'm a twit
There's been some confusion there when Fergie's demanded a bottle of Talisker.
I'm not sure Talisca will be able to replace Fellaini.
I think he was a right-sided attacker (the cutting inside type) on the YouTube compilation I watched whenever his name last came up (January?). He looks like he has lots of Goals, Skills & Assists to contribute, so this is a great signing.
He was very good for Benfica.
I don't know.
Let's get Dire Maria back, I miss seething at his shitness.
Champions League final MOTM Angel Di Maria?
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It has proven a great defence against the old Lubyanka tea party.
Talisca sounds extremely underwhelming. Reddit seems to think he's a youtube compilation player and pretty shit.
I don't think I've seen worse discussion of football than reddit. It's like every RAWK-esque forum for every team blended into one.
IDK, it's often quite useful for opinions on players (especially if they are from more obscure leagues) since there are people on there who actually watch them.
Reddit is one of the better places, R/fantasyPL is one of the best FPL forums available.
Tbh, phonics is the worst at football discussion i’ve ever seen.