Football Genius wrote:There are very few 'official fees' released. And the vast majority of quoted actual fees are guestimates and are usually well out.
That is according to a sports lawyer from a premiership club.
So lets not bicker over a fee that could well be very different to the one above.
Handsome Prince Of Saxony wrote:The next N'Zogbia?
In order to become the "next" someone, doesnt that someone actually have to have done something worthy, other than score a lucky punted goal and have Alan "Pundit of the millenium" Shearer hyping him up (NO bias there at all) ?
Parks lives wrote:Whilst you're on youtube LRD can you find that vid of Rossi nutmegging Taylor and scoring?
Parks lives wrote:Whilst you're on youtube LRD can you find that vid of Rossi nutmegging Taylor and scoring?
Sgoater1 wrote:It would be interesting to see how much all these teams have spent on these young players.
As for City:
Richards - Free
Johnson - Free
Ireland - Free
Onuoha - Free
Sturridge - Free
Miller - Free
Logan - Free
Schmeicel - Free
Bianchi - £8.8m
Bojinov - £6m
Corluka - £7m
Fernandes - £2.8m
Garrido - £1.5m
Hart - £600k
Mills - £300k
Total - £27m
Not bad considering we have already sold SWP and Barton (who cost us nothing) for a combined fee of £26.8m.
Ayman Zawahiri wrote:So a net expenditure of 200,000 pounds.
Puts Wenger to shame...
Handsome Prince Of Saxony wrote:
He is the archetypal modern footballer. There is no obvious weakness to his game, and I reckon so long as he keeps his feet on the ground he can become the first genuine World Class fullback this country has ever produced.
Parks lives wrote:Handsome Prince Of Saxony wrote:
He is the archetypal modern footballer. There is no obvious weakness to his game, and I reckon so long as he keeps his feet on the ground he can become the first genuine World Class fullback this country has ever produced.
You make me sick.
Parks lives wrote:He's amazing.
Plus Micah will go through a bad patch soon, like all young players.
Handsome Prince Of Saxony wrote:Twit. I love that insult. Three cheers to Glyn Hensen for bringing it back into fashion
kas wrote:
As for the front 6 staying at Man. Utd, don't think there's much chance of that. Fletcher and Ronaldo are the two most certain to move on at some point, one to smaller things (Fletcher) and one to bigger things (Ronaldo).
kas wrote:A defence with an average age below 25 is asking for trouble. You need experienced heads at the back, and defenders never reach their peak until 27-28.
As for the front 6 staying at Man. Utd, don't think there's much chance of that. Fletcher and Ronaldo are the two most certain to move on at some point, one to smaller things (Fletcher) and one to bigger things (Ronaldo).
But these are supermen kas, didn't you know. Out of the front 6 i can only see Rooney still being there in 5 years, maybe Nani and Fletcher aswell. Ronaldo and Tevez are certain to leave at some point though, to Spain probably.
Rosicky wrote:kas wrote:
As for the front 6 staying at Man. Utd, don't think there's much chance of that. Fletcher and Ronaldo are the two most certain to move on at some point, one to smaller things (Fletcher) and one to bigger things (Ronaldo).
I think this may anger some united fans
Rosicky wrote:kas wrote:
As for the front 6 staying at Man. Utd, don't think there's much chance of that. Fletcher and Ronaldo are the two most certain to move on at some point, one to smaller things (Fletcher) and one to bigger things (Ronaldo).
I think this may anger some united fans
possibly not in the eys of man ure fans but in the eyes of players most certainly, especially latin american/southern european playersL.r.d wrote: Are barca or madrid bigger than man u nope.
L.r.d wrote:Rosicky wrote:kas wrote:
As for the front 6 staying at Man. Utd, don't think there's much chance of that. Fletcher and Ronaldo are the two most certain to move on at some point, one to smaller things (Fletcher) and one to bigger things (Ronaldo).
I think this may anger some united fans
Indeed because it's an insulting comment. Is la liga bigger than the prem now nope. Are barca or madrid bigger than man u nope. So how does this comment come about? I think Ronaldo will move on when hes 28 or so. But thats due to needing a change after so many years, different league different country. But bigger things...impossible
The-Frank-Tavern wrote:possibly not in the eys of man ure fans but in the eyes of players most certainly, especially latin american/southern european playersL.r.d wrote: Are barca or madrid bigger than man u nope.
. To a south american/latin who is going to move to one then yes. Because obviously the language and culture is more like there own. Are they bigger than man utd in most peoples eyes? I don't think so anymore. |
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