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Just look sad and like we don't want him to leave until the ink's dryThey are pushing to sign Osimhen as well, but yeah, not sure why they want Sancho. He's never looked great in the Premier League and has a poor attitude to boot.
Just look sad and like we don't want him to leave until the ink's dryThey are pushing to sign Osimhen as well, but yeah, not sure why they want Sancho. He's never looked great in the Premier League and has a poor attitude to boot.
Easy lifeRumoured 60 grand a week and banging Liam Gallaghers daughter.. think he's alright with his lot![]()
Just the usual ‘I can fix him’ mentality from clubs / coaches, I guess. I’m sure he’ll have brief flashes or a worldie goal at some point, but will largely be *****. What an arse of a player.They are pushing to sign Osimhen as well, but yeah, not sure why they want Sancho. He's never looked great in the Premier League and has a poor attitude to boot.
I'm not sure it's that with Chelsea. I'm starting to think that they believe if they just sign enough players, the law of averages means some will turn out good.Just the usual ‘I can fix him’ mentality from clubs / coaches, I guess. I’m sure he’ll have brief flashes or a worldie goal at some point, but will largely be *****. What an arse of a player.
He seems to have done very well both times at Dortmund. He seems like a player that needs a light touch and being his mate rather than some of these aloof Managers who let the coaches deal with the day to day of the players. Needs a father figure manager. He'd probably thrive under someone like Klopp.Just the usual ‘I can fix him’ mentality from clubs / coaches, I guess. I’m sure he’ll have brief flashes or a worldie goal at some point, but will largely be *****. What an arse of a player.
Not sure he did that well second time round at Dortmund, he just had odd moments again, no real consistency. Also I’m not sure how aloof ETH really is, just think he’s got a very blunt way about him due to not really having mastered the language as well as some managers/players do and his perceived personality suffers as a result.He seems to have done very well both times at Dortmund. He seems like a player that needs a light touch and being his mate rather than some of these aloof Managers who let the coaches deal with the day to day of the players. Needs a father figure manager. He'd probably thrive under someone like Klopp.
No he didn'tHe seems to have done very well both times at Dortmund.
Appreciate United aren't a top club any more but they should have gone for him. I base that statement on nothing other than were lacking in that dept. Zirkzee isn't a finisher from what I can tell.no top clubs in prem want him
Yes but even bottom clubs in Prem are better options than Saudi
I wrote something a couple of pages back. Toney hasn't earned big money (relatively speaking) as a player. He's spent his career in the lower leagues and I'm guessing even his current Brentford deal was signed when they were in the Championship. I wouldn't be shocked if his entire career earnings to date is sub £10m (circa half that after tax) and he's got an option of renewing with Brentford (or similar) at £3-4m per year (again half after tax) or moving to Saudi and earning £7m+ tax free.Yes but even bottom clubs in Prem are better options than Saudi
Yes but even bottom clubs in Prem are better options than Saudi
Sky Sports News' chief reporter Kaveh Solhekol:
"Raheem Sterling is not just motivated by money, that's why he was never going to move to Saudi Arabia or the Scottish Premiership.
"Arsenal is an attractive destination for him - a model club, challenging for titles, in the Champions League.
"And really importantly, Raheem Sterling's family are settled in London.
"Now, the proposal has been put to him and it's one he's seriously considering.
"I've had a message in the last few minutes saying talks are advancing and real progress is being made.
"Someone on the other end of the deal felt Raheem was going to make this move away from Chelsea.
"He's still 29, feels he has a lot to offer the game - he wants to get back to his best, play at the highest level again.
"His ultimate ambition is to win some more trophies and get his England squad place back."