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Jack L. Jones
I think that is right. Conversely, it could make it harder for us to sell players.
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General Transfer Rumour Discussion Thread
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I think that is right. Conversely, it could make it harder for us to sell players.
Rorschach
Sonny Walters
To the eurozone. China is ok
Hotshot-Tottenham
Edgar Davids
Wouldn't the selling club just inflate the Euro price though? Add a couple of extra mill on, unless there's a previously set, applicable buy out clause?
Superhudd
Simon Davies
Thank GHod for Watford and Sherwood then
, only problem might be Soldado! Unlike most, I don't mind him staying.Finney Is Back
Luka Modric
That is not really feasible considering Europe is the largest market in football with a majority of the World's transfer fees being paid in Euros (either European clubs buying South American players or transfers between 2 European clubs)
Former Arsenal forward Gervinho has seen his move from Roma to Al-Jazira collapse due to his ‘obscene’ demands, according to reports.
The Ivory Coast international looked set to join the UAE club on a four-year deal for a fee of 13m euros after two years in the Italian capital.
However, Italian newspaper Gazzetta dello Sport have reported that Gervinho demanded a helicopter and a private beach as part of the deal.
Among his other requests, rejected and described as ‘obscene’ by Al-Jazira, was accommodation for his family and regular aeroplane tickets back to his home country.
Seeing the potential for further trouble in the future, Al-Jazira rescinded their interest and the deal collapsed.
The Ivory Coast international looked set to join the UAE club on a four-year deal for a fee of 13m euros after two years in the Italian capital.
However, Italian newspaper Gazzetta dello Sport have reported that Gervinho demanded a helicopter and a private beach as part of the deal.
Among his other requests, rejected and described as ‘obscene’ by Al-Jazira, was accommodation for his family and regular aeroplane tickets back to his home country.
Seeing the potential for further trouble in the future, Al-Jazira rescinded their interest and the deal collapsed.
The egyptian
Carlo Cudicini
Yup, I heared he demands 3 cars, villa, beach and helicopter
monkeybarry
Jack Jull
Wow.
When your demands are too decadent for the UAE......
When your demands are too decadent for the UAE......
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indianspur
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looks like Cabaye to Palace is looking a real possibility according to reports. If that happens it will be a real disappointment. He has everything our current midfield needs and I just dont see anyone better out there who we can afford
Gutter Boy
Tim Sherwood
He's been struggling in a weak, slow league. I'm not sure he'd be able to get back up to EPL pace again.
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indianspur
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Yiddo
Ian Walker
Maybe its the set up that doesn't suit him rather than the league???
DubaiSpur
Ian Walker
Kranevitter. Great prospect. In fact, on reflection, I'm surprised we aren't signing more prospects from Argentina: there are certainly a lot to choose from, and with Baldini's historical links to the country, Poch's own roots and Mitchell/Levy's seeming fetish for undervalued players, it would seem the natural course of action.
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Finney Is Back
Luka Modric
Isn't the problem work permit related? Unless they are full internationals then it is almost impossible for us to bring them in, whereas Spain have different rules due to their old colonial links so they can bring the players in as talented youngsters.
DubaiSpur
Ian Walker
Very true, and I hadn't considered that. Still, isn't possible to loan them out to a feeder club in Europe for a while (perhaps in a country with more relaxed permit rules) to get around that? Like Chelsea with Vitesse.
I think FIFA brought in rules against that recently. No more third-party ownership.
Denmark Spur
Michael Carrick
SUIYHA
Scott Parker
http://www1.skysports.com/football/...ee-with-inter-for-xherdan-shaqiri-sky-sources
http://www.theguardian.com/football/2015/jul/01/stoke-xherdan-shaqiri-inter-agree-fee
Caught me completely by surprise this one. Didn't he only just join Inter in January?
Was linked with us a fair bit before the move. Seems utterly bonkers to me that we'd let him go to Stoke if he's available, when we still need to sign at least two wingers to avoid falling further behind our rivals. This guy can play on both flanks or through the middle, scores goals, can dribble and is still only 23. Worth a punt at only £12m no?
*awaits somebody claiming he's not a "Poch player" or that Baldini and Mitchell "must have looked at him and decided upon better options" that we won't hear about until August 31st*
http://www.theguardian.com/football/2015/jul/01/stoke-xherdan-shaqiri-inter-agree-fee
Caught me completely by surprise this one. Didn't he only just join Inter in January?
Was linked with us a fair bit before the move. Seems utterly bonkers to me that we'd let him go to Stoke if he's available, when we still need to sign at least two wingers to avoid falling further behind our rivals. This guy can play on both flanks or through the middle, scores goals, can dribble and is still only 23. Worth a punt at only £12m no?
*awaits somebody claiming he's not a "Poch player" or that Baldini and Mitchell "must have looked at him and decided upon better options" that we won't hear about until August 31st*