2014 - 2015 Football Thread - Page 598

On March 05 2015 09:42 {CC}StealthBlue wrote:
Breaking: Reports that the MLS and Players Union have reached an agreement.

On March 06 2015 14:25 Ferrose wrote:
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I'm happy that Mohamed Salah can finally showcase his skills, now that he gets more than one game a month.

On March 06 2015 20:44 zeo wrote:

Where do you think those skills were nurtured and built up upon while he was playing 1 game a month?

On March 06 2015 21:35 Pandemona wrote:
His stats look ok though but not sure if it is because of the league im not sure. The first goal was impressive, but he had his chances in the capital one cup vs Bolton and Shrewsbury where he was hitting the corner flags with his shots unlike the Juve game where he put it top corner. So im not sure yet
But he is on loan, maybe we can bring him back. Maybe the deal was he goes on loan until summer so Fiorentina can buy a player then.

On March 06 2015 22:04 Pandemona wrote:
Yeah which at this rate they will xD
Good for him we got a player out of it anyway and they get a refreshed player wanting to prove something

On March 06 2015 22:09 sAsImre wrote:


it's bit disgusting since it's more trading than building a team but the way Chelsea does its transfer business to keep up with the financial fairplay is perfect for them. They almost never sell cheaper than what they bought and if the player has really some huge potential he'll comeback ala Matic.

KANSAS CITY, Mo. – That Erik Palmer-Brown-to-Juventus deal everyone's been talking about for more than a year now?

It's looking less and less like a “maybe” and more like the next step in the young Sporting Kansas City defender's career – even if his move across the Atlantic to Italy's Serie A is still some time away.

The storied Turin side have been trying to land the 17-year-old Homegrown center back since before he made his MLS debut last season, when he became the youngest defender ever to start an MLS match. On Wednesday, during Sporting's preseason media event, Sporting CEO Robb Heineman told reporters that a deal – perhaps one that would keep Palmer-Brown in Kansas City on loan – is increasingly likely.

“We've been talking to them for the better part of a year, I suppose, but I don't know what the time line would be, exactly,” Heineman said. “I'd say it's an 80-20 thing that it'll happen. I think they're interested. I think the player's interested in going there. And I think the way that it would work out, there's probably a good likelihood we'd still retain him as a player, even if they had ownership of his card.”

Palmer-Brown responded to reporters' questions about the prospective deal as he always has – that he'll focus on the things he can control, and he loves playing for his hometown club.

On March 06 2015 22:30 Greg_J wrote:

Can I ask what's disgusting? That's quite an emotive adjective to chose.