Aaron Ramsey watch - look away Ganpati

[WES]

He's played four games for Juve so far and scored one goal, on a deflection.

Last three games:
Inter Milan - on the bench, did not play
Bologna - not in the squad
Lokomotiv - not in the squad

400k a week

[IUFG]

He's played four games for Juve so far and scored one goal, on a deflection.

Last three games:
Inter Milan - on the bench, did not play
Bologna - not in the squad
Lokomotiv - not in the squad

400k a week

See also:- Mesut Özil

[Tony C]

and they have 12 substitutes in Serie A

[WES]

See also:- Mesut Özil

Whilst the jury is very much out on our new manager, it really does feel like we are moving in the right direction on the player acquisition front. Getting rid of Ramsey and that potential salary was clearly the right move and while I would like to see Ozil in the team, the message that under-performing, overpaid players aren't acceptable is the right one.

And Tierney, Pepe have a lot of promise - just read a glowing review of Saliba as well.

[Pokster]

He's played four games for Juve so far and scored one goal, on a deflection.

Last three games:
Inter Milan - on the bench, did not play
Bologna - not in the squad
Lokomotiv - not in the squad

400k a week

and we signed a £25m left back who has played 0 league games yet...strange how that works when you sign a player who is injured

[IUFG]

Whilst the jury is very much out on our new manager, it really does feel like we are moving in the right direction on the player acquisition front.

listened to a podcast the other day. In Spain Emery was known as "The Coward" due to his defensive approach to games and apprently the PSG lot revolted against this approach. More suited to an "underdog team" apparently.

past performance predicts future performance. and all that.

He'll be gone come the summer.

[Pokster]

listened to a podcast the other day. In Spain Emery was known as "The Coward" due to his defensive approach to games and apprently the PSG lot revolted against this approach. More suited to an "underdog team" apparently.

past performance predicts future performance. and all that.

He'll be gone come the summer.

I agree, he was the right appointment for where the team were at in 2017, the next manager will take over a far better squad than he did

[WES]

listened to a podcast the other day. In Spain Emery was known as "The Coward" due to his defensive approach to games and apprently the PSG lot revolted against this approach. More suited to an "underdog team" apparently.

past performance predicts future performance. and all that.

He'll be gone come the summer.

Yet when he arrived he was pitched as supporting a high press and fast counter attacking football as I recall. And we seemed to play that way for quite some time, especially during his good run at the start of the season.

Now we press very sporadically and rarely away from home. Strange, but as you say, if it doesn't improve he won't be here next year.

But managers are all a bit meh nowadays, I think. Getting one in that lasts 20 years just doesn't happen anymore. It's all about continuity at the top and we seem to be well placed with the new regime.

[Ganpati's Goonerz--AFC's Aboriginal Fertility Cult]

He's played four games for Juve so far and scored one goal, on a deflection.

Last three games:
Inter Milan - on the bench, did not play
Bologna - not in the squad
Lokomotiv - not in the squad

400k a week

Great news. Perhaps we can tempt them with a swap for Xhaka?

Tbf, Ian Rush failed in Italy and was still a top player. All you've done, Wes, is proved he's a Welsher.

[Pokster]

Great news. Perhaps we can tempt them with a swap for Xhaka?

Tbf, Ian Rush failed in Italy and was still a top player. All you've done, Wes, is proved he's a Welsher.

Hardly surprising he hasn't been in the squad seeing as he couldn't play for Wales during the International break as he was injured