EPT2014 - 2015 Football Thread - Page 558
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GizmoPT
Portugal3040 Posts
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bObaZ
Portugal864 Posts
On February 09 2015 23:51 warding wrote: Who would you get for Benfica then? Problem with Jesus is he finishes his contract at the end of the year, so we wouldn't get money for him.  I would very much like to have Michel Preud'homme. My second favorite would be Marco Silva but now is almost impossible. I would also like Vitor Pereira (not a consensual pick) But I think we'll get Paulo Bento or Rui Vitória... | ||
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Mensol
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Ysellian
Netherlands9029 Posts
On February 10 2015 02:23 Mensol wrote: im glad we have players like Thiago Silva. He is an awesome guy and actually cares about children unlike this guy. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1S-VbUJsFQc Pretty awesome from Thiago Silva and not so awesome from the french FA. All the players are wearing jackets and the kids have to stand there in t-shirts, thankfully Thiago is an awesome guy and the kid has a memory he won't soon forget. Love the girl being all "big sister" btw. | ||
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warding
Portugal2397 Posts
On February 10 2015 02:18 bObaZ wrote: I would very much like to have Michel Preud'homme. My second favorite would be Marco Silva but now is almost impossible. I would also like Vitor Pereira (not a consensual pick) But I think we'll get Paulo Bento or Rui Vitória... Yikes. I don't know much aboud Preud'homme's coaching skills, seems like he's doing well at Club Brugges, but feels like a bit of a gamble. I'd rather keep Jesus than try any of the others you've mentioned. Marco Silva seems to be a great coach but he's impossible right now. | ||
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evilfatsh1t
Australia8931 Posts
On February 09 2015 20:59 UdderChaos wrote: It's becoming abundantly clear as time goes on that Sir Bobby Charlton's "dislike" of Mourinho and recommendation not to hire him is going to cost us £500m + and a few titles. How depressing. As for those calling for LVG's head, hes not exactly lit the world on fire but honestly who are we going to replace him with realistically that's better and available? All the managers with good records are unattainable and I don't see how a manager who's flavor of the month for having a single good season is going to be a better appointment than the man who's being doing the job for a year and has proven time and time again at the highest level he can build world class teams, even if he has started awfully by his standards. I just don't think we have a wealth of options here, we have to see it out now. If he doesn't finish top 4 I don't think it changes things, we still have no sensible options, we'd be firing only to send out a message of it not being acceptable and giving the fans an outlet fro their rage, then what? honestly i would not complain one bit if ryan giggs took over starting next season. ideally lvg stays and just gets his shit together, but ryan giggs bleeds man utd. he may not have coaching experience but really, if youre good at motivating people, have good tactical knowledge and can manage people well, then why not try now. giggs only needs to prove the man management aspect and i think he could be up to it. | ||
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SatedSC2
England3012 Posts
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evilfatsh1t
Australia8931 Posts
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Stratos_speAr
United States6959 Posts
Reus gravitates towards BVB renewals Dortmund - The transfer sage of Marco Reus points to a surprising turn. Matching information from this editorial staff and Radio 91.2 has Reus and BVB significantly closer in their negotiations. According to this, a contract extension to his contract that runs until 2017 could be officially announced in February. The two parties have negotiated for months on an extension because Reus's current contract allows him an early exit this summer for a stipulated fee just under 30 million Euros. ... When renewing a contract, this clause would then lapse. Reus's market value is significantly higher than 30 million Euros. ... http://mobil.ruhrnachrichten.de/sport/bvb/Wende-im-Transferpoker-Reus-tendiert-beim-BVB-zur-Vertragsverlaengerung;art11635,2618468 FUCK. YES. Oh, and apologies on the translation. I'm not that great at translating German, but the gist should be correct. | ||
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evilfatsh1t
Australia8931 Posts
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sharkie
Austria18762 Posts
On February 10 2015 13:32 evilfatsh1t wrote: admirable by reus. sacrifice 1 year at a big club to get dortmund more money out of any possible deals more like Reus knows his injury cost him his form and he might be benched whereever he lands next if he can not get back into shape. BVB is the best club to get back into form, they cant afford to bench him too often | ||
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evilfatsh1t
Australia8931 Posts
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smr
Germany4808 Posts
Would Bayern play him instead of the perfectly working duo of Ribben and Robbery? | ||
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UdderChaos
United Kingdom707 Posts
On February 10 2015 08:18 evilfatsh1t wrote: honestly i would not complain one bit if ryan giggs took over starting next season. ideally lvg stays and just gets his shit together, but ryan giggs bleeds man utd. he may not have coaching experience but really, if youre good at motivating people, have good tactical knowledge and can manage people well, then why not try now. giggs only needs to prove the man management aspect and i think he could be up to it. :/ Problem with Giggs is i think it's just too sentimental. We want our own Pep but the reality is there's no guarantee Giggs is even good enough for league 2 let alone Manchester United. If Moyes with all his experience in the premier league can cock it up so badly, then LVG who has am almost unrivaled decoration of medals to his name is struggling, how would a player with basically 0 experience be anything but a monumental risk. Also you have to be tactically smart to succeed in the modern game, maybe I'm reaching here but from being a united fan my whole life I really never got the impression hes anything but average in terms of intelligence. Not stupid but hardly a clever guy. Put it this way, how is he more qualified than a lifelong season ticket holder who's happened to have done their coaching badges, to run the club? There is no proof great players make great managers. Maybe actually the opposite is true. | ||
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Ysellian
Netherlands9029 Posts
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graan
Germany589 Posts
On February 10 2015 20:14 smr wrote: I don't think Real would start 25m € Reus instead of 10000000m € Ronaldo, Bale and James. In the case of Real his low clause cost might be a reason not tu buy him. Not enough prestige etc Would Bayern play him instead of the perfectly working duo of Ribben and Robbery? It's official, reus renewed his contract until 2019 without a buyout clause! He could have been a legitimate successor to ribery in my opinion, his form is declining for a long time - not that i want to say hes bad but he is not on a level with the very few best in the world anymore - reus isnt either after his injurys though.. Happy for borussia, maybe that can boost their form - 7th could be enough to qualify for europe this season. | ||
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Mensol
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NEWS! According to local media reports in Germany, Marco Reus is closing in on a contract extension at Borussia Dortmund. Local paper Ruhr Nachrichten as well as Dortmund's Radio 91.2 have reported that Dortmund and Reus have come close to an agreement on extending his current deal. His current deal runs out in 2017 but the 25-year-old can reportedly trigger a 25 million-euro release clause in the summer of 2015 and Manchester United, Arsenal and Liverpool have been linked with a move. Barcelona’s international sporting director Ariedo Braida says he would be interested in re-signing Alexis Sanchez from Arsenal. The Chilean left the Camp Nou to join Arsenal in the summer but Braida told El Mercurio: “I’d like Sanchez at any club I’m at. I know him a lot but I don’t know what reasons the club had to let him go, but now Sanchez is one of the best in the Premier League and is at a top level in world football.” Manchester United are close to agreeing a new deal with David de Gea and are willing to make him the world's best paid goalkeeper Atletico Madrid are keeping tabs on Manchester City forward Stevan Jovetic, according to Spanish newspaper AS. West Ham manager Sam Allardyce says a deal to sign Lassana Diarra is almost complete and he'll make a good addition to the squad... Atletico Madrid striker Mario Mandzukic insists he knows nothing about a potential switch to the Premier League. Diego Simeone's father is hopeful the Atletico Madrid boss will spend “many more years” at the La Liga club. Real Sociedad manager David Moyes has revealed he would be interested in taking Burnley striker Danny Ings to the Anoeta Stadium. Real Madrid midfielder Sami Khedira has started his last match for the European champions, according to Spanish radio station El Larguero. Brendan Rodgers is confident Raheem Sterling will extend his Liverpool contract after the club offered him an ‘incredible’ new deal. Manchester City are keeping tabs on highly-regarded Atletico Madrid coach Diego Simeone as concerns continue to grow over their faltering season Boca Juniors director Marcelo London has confirmed that Dani Osvaldo will sign his contract with the club tomorrow now a deal has been agreed. | ||
Pandemona
Charlie Sheens House51493 Posts
On February 10 2015 21:35 graan wrote: It's official, reus renewed his contract until 2019 without a buyout clause! He could have been a legitimate successor to ribery in my opinion, his form is declining for a long time - not that i want to say hes bad but he is not on a level with the very few best in the world anymore - reus isnt either after his injurys though.. Happy for borussia, maybe that can boost their form - 7th could be enough to qualify for europe this season. Or they could still get relegated and Reus just ruined his career  | ||
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Mensol
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![[image loading]](https://scontent-a-fra.xx.fbcdn.net/hphotos-xpf1/t31.0-8/10960450_1083655901646389_7594370950261375163_o.jpg) Respect to Reus for rejecting bald guardiola and his team  I dont even want to mention Götze and Lewandowski | ||
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warding
Portugal2397 Posts
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