1. Not be at least 3 down by half-time
2. Keep 11 players on the pitch
3. Have no VAR nonsense....unless it's to our benefit
4. WIN
Last edited by PSRB; 02-13-2023 at 04:35 PM.
5. Win the leagueOriginally Posted by PSRB
1. Not be at least 3 down by half-time
2. Keep 11 players on the pitch
3. Have no VAR nonsense....unless it's to our benefit
4. WIN
6. Win the EL
7. Sign Jude Bellingham in the summer
I may have got slightly carried away here...
5 and 6 are feasible imo5. Win the league
6. Win the EL
7. Sign Jude Bellingham in the summer
I may have got slightly carried away here...
It's an interesting one - player power versus club power.
What do Dortmund do if we offer 100mil, Liverpool offer 120mil but Bellingham says I want to go to Arsenal?
See Shakhtar Donetsk and Mudryk for that (of course, each case can be different)It's an interesting one - player power versus club power.
What do Dortmund do if we offer 100mil, Liverpool offer 120mil but Bellingham says I want to go to Arsenal?
Can't see FSG stumping up €120m when they're trying to offload Liverpool, especially if they're not in CL.
I reckon he'll end up at Madrid
I think you are probably right - wouldn't rule out United though if this Qatari thing goes through
Yes, they're all different and I think Bellingham is in a much stronger position than Mudryk and clearly could have a much better feel for where he wants to end up in English football.
Ultimately he would only force a move to us through if he was driven by being in London, us being champions and being part of what Arteta is building. Otherwise I think he ends up at ManU, sadly.
City - no chance with their potential legal troubles
Liverpool - not if they aren't in the CL and are up for sale
Tottenham - on the list for comic effect
Made me laugh, WesYes, they're all different and I think Bellingham is in a much stronger position than Mudryk and clearly could have a much better feel for where he wants to end up in English football.
Ultimately he would only force a move to us through if he was driven by being in London, us being champions and being part of what Arteta is building. Otherwise I think he ends up at ManU, sadly.
City - no chance with their potential legal troubles
Liverpool - not if they aren't in the CL and are up for sale
Tottenham - on the list for comic effect
He's from the Midlands, I think, so he (and importantly, his dad) are just as likely to despise us as anything.
I understand we, alongside Manchester United, were interested when he was ready to leave Birmingham City but he chose BVB.
Fairplay to him.
Yes, they're all different and I think Bellingham is in a much stronger position than Mudryk and clearly could have a much better feel for where he wants to end up in English football.
Ultimately he would only force a move to us through if he was driven by being in London, us being champions and being part of what Arteta is building. Otherwise I think he ends up at ManU, sadly.
City - no chance with their potential legal troubles
Liverpool - not if they aren't in the CL and are up for sale
Tottenham - on the list for comic effect
"Plenty of strikers can score goals," he said, gesturing to the famous old stands casting shadows around us.
"But a lot have found it difficult wearing the number 9 shirt for The Arsenal."
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