100m obv.
Are you suggesting Saudi royal family owned Newcastle be helped out by Saudi royal family owned team in the Saudi league to get round FFP?
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Are you suggesting Saudi royal family owned Newcastle be helped out by Saudi royal family owned team in the Saudi league to get round FFP?
Are you suggesting Saudi royal family owned Newcastle be helped out by Saudi royal family owned team in the Saudi league to get round FFP?
Wild theory innit.
He is one of their weaker better players, selling him and Trippier probably means they can keep Isak and Bruno for FFP.
I wonder how much they need to raise..... Not like Trippier is gonna bring in much of a fee and if it wasn't for dodgy Saudi money neither would Almiron.
£12B for Tripier seems legit
A bit pricey for a full-back.
I've offered myself to Sophie Ellis Bextor.
I eagerly await her reply.
Seriously this MUST STOP.FFP
£20-30m max, he is an ok player but very inconsistent.
They could keep them anyway, that headline was a bit click baity because they just couldn't sign anyone this window without selling first.
Summer they'll have a lot more funds as well.
EXACTLY! When Rice was transferred they spent all summer talking about him at the 8 (laughably poor scouting to assume a ball-focused #6 that plays in 180* for Moyes can come into an Woolwich team and play space at the #8 in 360*). That didn't go well when he spent the first part of the season hiding, pointing, and pass sideways and backwards...and they were wondering why Odegaard wasn't seeing the ball.
And now he's at the #6 and chasing the ball like a 7 year old chasing a puppy around. I'm not particularly fond of Wanyama-like 'hunters' at the 6 as I like my players to read the game and prevent actions with their positioning. But I'm even less enamored with them in a single pivot with a player lacking discretion.
Still wonder how he gets all these accolades yet has moved positions already and now they seem to want someone actually good. When my friend
Deuterz
gets back I'm sure he'll educate me.EXACTLY! When Rice was transferred they spent all summer talking about him at the 8 (laughably poor scouting to assume a ball-focused #6 that plays in 180* for Moyes can come into an Woolwich team and play space at the #8 in 360*). That didn't go well when he spent the first part of the season hiding, pointing, and pass sideways and backwards...and they were wondering why Odegaard wasn't seeing the ball.
And now he's at the #6 and chasing the ball like a 7 year old chasing a puppy around. I'm not particularly fond of Wanyama-like 'hunters' at the 6 as I like my players to read the game and prevent actions with their positioning. But I'm even less enamored with them in a single pivot with a player lacking discretion.
Still wonder how he gets all these accolades yet has moved positions already and now they seem to want someone actually good. When my friend
Ding dong.