Indianablue wrote:Stones going on a free. Great player but sadly too injury prone over the years. Thanks John for the great moments when you were fit
Mase wrote:Are we talking about Bernardo's dog or our player?
zuricity wrote:Apparently, a few teams in Italy, lead by Juve , are interested in Reijnders. Since it is a bank holiday for you all in the UK, anyone got time to drive him there ?
Kippax Sean wrote:zuricity wrote:Apparently, a few teams in Italy, lead by Juve , are interested in Reijnders. Since it is a bank holiday for you all in the UK, anyone got time to drive him there ?
No, but if you set up a go fund me I'll gladly stick in a fiver towards petrol expenses.
salford city wrote:Kippax Sean wrote:zuricity wrote:Apparently, a few teams in Italy, lead by Juve , are interested in Reijnders. Since it is a bank holiday for you all in the UK, anyone got time to drive him there ?
No, but if you set up a go fund me I'll gladly stick in a fiver towards petrol expenses.
First season with us after playing in a much slower Italian league. I remain one of his biggest critics as he goes missing all too often. Losing Bernie and effectively, Foden, we are light for creative alternatives to Cherki. I'd say give him this next season to see if he can step up. Italian clubs don't have a pot to piss in so unless Juve want to do a deal using the fullback that we were looking at, they'd want catalogue payments so fuck that. That said, I'd fuck him off for hard cash if Anderson is inbound
zuricity wrote:salford city wrote:Kippax Sean wrote:zuricity wrote:Apparently, a few teams in Italy, lead by Juve , are interested in Reijnders. Since it is a bank holiday for you all in the UK, anyone got time to drive him there ?
No, but if you set up a go fund me I'll gladly stick in a fiver towards petrol expenses.
First season with us after playing in a much slower Italian league. I remain one of his biggest critics as he goes missing all too often. Losing Bernie and effectively, Foden, we are light for creative alternatives to Cherki. I'd say give him this next season to see if he can step up. Italian clubs don't have a pot to piss in so unless Juve want to do a deal using the fullback that we were looking at, they'd want catalogue payments so fuck that. That said, I'd fuck him off for hard cash if Anderson is inbound
Get a decent left back, what's wrong with a midfield group of Nico, Nico,Cherki and Rodi ?. Although that sounds like a firm of Solicitors
salford city wrote:Wouldn't say no to that solicitous midfield. Think Nico G with Rodders would work it would free Rodders up further up the pitch and Nico G could sit behind.


trueblue64 wrote:Erling Haaland's agent, Rafaela Pimenta, has said that Manchester City are the most difficult club to conduct negotiations with.
In an interview with ESPN, Pimenta said the eight-time Premier League champions are "very serious, they're very organised. They're very big. They know what they're doing, they have a lot of experience, they don't really need anything, they have everything. So we don't have any leverage."
This really shows the level we are at now, that we don't take any shit.
Scatman wrote:trueblue64 wrote:Erling Haaland's agent, Rafaela Pimenta, has said that Manchester City are the most difficult club to conduct negotiations with.
In an interview with ESPN, Pimenta said the eight-time Premier League champions are "very serious, they're very organised. They're very big. They know what they're doing, they have a lot of experience, they don't really need anything, they have everything. So we don't have any leverage."
This really shows the level we are at now, that we don't take any shit.
Don't really need anything? He doesn't know what he's talking about.
We need a left back, a right back, probably a centre back, two or three midfielders, a keeper who can catch, two wingers who can deliver a final ball, some competition for Haaland up front, we need someone to take Savinho off our hands, we need the old Phil Foden back, and a manager who will play exciting football.
zuricity wrote:Scatman wrote:trueblue64 wrote:Erling Haaland's agent, Rafaela Pimenta, has said that Manchester City are the most difficult club to conduct negotiations with.
In an interview with ESPN, Pimenta said the eight-time Premier League champions are "very serious, they're very organised. They're very big. They know what they're doing, they have a lot of experience, they don't really need anything, they have everything. So we don't have any leverage."
This really shows the level we are at now, that we don't take any shit.
Don't really need anything? He doesn't know what he's talking about.
We need a left back, a right back, probably a centre back, two or three midfielders, a keeper who can catch, two wingers who can deliver a final ball, some competition for Haaland up front, we need someone to take Savinho off our hands, we need the old Phil Foden back, and a manager who will play exciting football.
That's quite a wish list. Surely some youngsters must be coming through .
Scatman wrote:zuricity wrote:Scatman wrote:trueblue64 wrote:Erling Haaland's agent, Rafaela Pimenta, has said that Manchester City are the most difficult club to conduct negotiations with.
In an interview with ESPN, Pimenta said the eight-time Premier League champions are "very serious, they're very organised. They're very big. They know what they're doing, they have a lot of experience, they don't really need anything, they have everything. So we don't have any leverage."
This really shows the level we are at now, that we don't take any shit.
Don't really need anything? He doesn't know what he's talking about.
We need a left back, a right back, probably a centre back, two or three midfielders, a keeper who can catch, two wingers who can deliver a final ball, some competition for Haaland up front, we need someone to take Savinho off our hands, we need the old Phil Foden back, and a manager who will play exciting football.
That's quite a wish list. Surely some youngsters must be coming through .
You're right, the youngsters should have been on the list as well.
nottsblue wrote:https://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/football/articles/c98r4218l73o
Cheeky bid for Valverde?
Scatman wrote:trueblue64 wrote:Erling Haaland's agent, Rafaela Pimenta, has said that Manchester City are the most difficult club to conduct negotiations with.
In an interview with ESPN, Pimenta said the eight-time Premier League champions are "very serious, they're very organised. They're very big. They know what they're doing, they have a lot of experience, they don't really need anything, they have everything. So we don't have any leverage."
This really shows the level we are at now, that we don't take any shit.
Don't really need anything? He doesn't know what he's talking about.
We need a left back, a right back, probably a centre back, two or three midfielders, a keeper who can catch, two wingers who can deliver a final ball, some competition for Haaland up front, we need someone to take Savinho off our hands, we need the old Phil Foden back, and a manager who will play exciting football.

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