done.
Havertz done.
Can we please do the one that the fans actually want!!
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done.
Havertz done.
Can we please do the one that the fans actually want!!
What's your source for Timber being done?Quote:
Originally Posted by PSRB
Fabrizio - I misread it, not quite done but will beQuote:
Originally Posted by John Bunnell
I've tried to block that gob****e on Twitter - just relentless crap 24 hours a day it seems. Obviously he's going to be right sometimeQuote:
Originally Posted by PSRB
Ornstien has just said that City have strong interest in Rice and will submit a bit today. Having previously said they'd only bid if he was interested in joining.Quote:
Originally Posted by PSRB
So that's that, then. Who is number two on our shopping list?
Ornstien is a club puppet. The City bit is probably PR to say when Rice joins. he chose arsenal 'he spoke to Arteta' 'he likes the process/project etc.Quote:
Originally Posted by Rich
ffs Rich - no one wants your views on football ;) What did you make of the Test?Quote:
Originally Posted by Rich
Entertaining considering the pudding that was laid out to play on. If Stokes had taken that catch / If Root had batted on for 20 more / If Bairstow hadn't missed that stumping.... well, we'll never know. Hopefully Lord's will bring a change in fortune.Quote:
Originally Posted by Luis Anaconda
What is more concerning is having to go into Lord's with Root as our frontline spinner. Though does that mean we can sandwich in Foakes? Assume that Wood or Potts comes in for one of the three seamers as per standard rotation policy.
Fash, we have been here before. If Rice really does want Arsenal then we will have to match City's bid. If we don't do that then Rice will have to choose between staying at WH or joining City.Quote:
Originally Posted by Pat Vegas
and we'll get Kalvin Phillips :-|Quote:
Originally Posted by Rich
Hmmmmmm. Or Moises Caicedo... When it inevitably goes that way we can come back to this thread and convince ourselves that he has a higher ceiling than Rice. Will make us all feel better then :-)Quote:
Originally Posted by PSRB
Doesn’t matter either way. We are still not going to win anything.Quote:
Originally Posted by Rich
You know nothing, Rich. Mind you, the rest of us don't either at this point.Quote:
Originally Posted by Rich
Perhaps Rice has an agreement with West Ham that he can move to Arsenal if we offer 100mil. :shrug:
There's no reason to believe we will have to match City's offer. And this would be the City that have K Phillips, Rodri and have now signed Kovacic. Their interest in Rice would surprise me.
Suspect that they'd like to shift Phillips to West Ham.Quote:
Originally Posted by WES
And you may know what David Sullivan is like.... called Del Boy for a reason... he'll accept the highest / most favourable bid (which will be City). Will be up to Arsenal to match it or move on.
That was my very first experience of "Bazball", albeit it was only on the radio. Nothing new under the sun and a' that?
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Originally Posted by Rich
Yes, the whole point would've been to AVOID having to match their "offer"; save a few quid. Hence the early, and ongoing, PR offensive.
Technically we could have signed him up three months ago, after all :-\
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Originally Posted by WES
It, of course, is not entirely inconceivable that he doesn't want to move to Manchester. Wife and his family are all Londoners. Same reason (in reverse) my BiL didn't really want to move to London.Quote:
Originally Posted by redgunamo
350k a week plus a trust fund in Abu Dhabi for those kids might twist his arm...Quote:
Originally Posted by PSRB
There's also 115 other reasons he might be reluctantQuote:
Originally Posted by Rich
Yes, fair point. West Ham United will understandably want to squeeze us for every penny, especially as we're the only LOCAL Champions League option for him.
Patience, innit. Manchester City are probably just fishing, if anything; a bit of banter. *******s :-\
Are people taking that seriously then? Good!
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Originally Posted by PSRB