EPT2016 - 2017 Football Thread - Page 276
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Liquid`Drone
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Pandemona
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bObaZ
Portugal864 Posts
On May 26 2017 21:52 city42 wrote: Bernardo Silva to Man City for £60m. This is absurd. Why is that absurd? Have you ever seen Bernardo playing? He's a potential Iniesta in the makings. He's really really good and would be perfect for Guardiola Play Style. I really think it's the best solution for the player and the trainer. | ||
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haitike
Spain2737 Posts
On May 27 2017 00:19 bObaZ wrote: Why is that absurd? Have you ever seen Bernardo playing? He's a potential Iniesta in the makings. He's really really good and would be perfect for Guardiola Play Style. I really think it's the best solution for the player and the trainer. He may be good, but 80k euros is still crazy.. | ||
GTR
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re: why everyone is watching korean u-20 team - typical korean pride, also a lot of people (including NT members themselves) are grossly annoyed at uli stielike and want him out of the setup, presumably replaced by the u-20 manager shin tae-wook. damn his english is good. | ||
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evilfatsh1t
Australia8903 Posts
On May 26 2017 21:48 Greg_J wrote: Two Korean friends have now asked me if I am watching the football. I had no idea what they where talking about. There is aparently a U-20's World Cup going on in Korea right now and England are playing Korea in front of 35,000 in Suwon. It's hard explaining to my Korean friends we don't give a shit about U-20's football and the game isn't even on the tely in England and if the game itself was in England there would only be about 500 people watching it. The England players must be wondering what the hells going on. I am confused as to whether Korea just cares a lot more about youth football or maybe they just heard Korea vs England and don't realise it's not the actually the national teams. Anyway quite a big cultural difference. Maybe we should care more about youth football. edit: I don't like the use of the word youth there. It sounds like I am talking about kids. Can't think of a better way to phrase it. koreans have much more interest in national teams and i said this before, but players also seem to play with much more pride compared to european teams. theres added interest this time though because of a couple rising stars who we are hoping can carry the senior team eventually. the korean barcelona players especially draw much attention | ||
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warding
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Pandemona
Charlie Sheens House51493 Posts
 hoping our hangovers aren't too bad from the partying and we ready to go!Come on Chels! | ||
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Greg_J
China4409 Posts
Man City now have Bernardo Silva and David Silva to cause confusion to those not paying enough attention. I was dissapointed Exeter didn't sell out St James Park for our Play off Semi final victory we got 7,000 in and usual attendance is normally between 3,000-4,000, So I guess that's pretty good. Blackpool couldn't quite get 4,000 people in for their biggest game of the season. WTF 4,000 weren't they in the Premier League? edit: Oh Blackpool fans were boycotting the game. That makes semse. Out of boredom today since I had to go to school but most of my lessons were cancelled I was looking at the WIki article about one club men. I guess they will become few and far between in the modern era. I actually didn't know Messi and Iniesta came through the youth academy and never played at any other club. That's pretty impressive. I was under the impression Madrid and Barcelona just bought the best players but I stand corrected. | ||
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maze.
Germany1392 Posts
I'm sure this fine will stop sketchy transfers in the future. | ||
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Elentos
55586 Posts
On May 27 2017 21:20 maze. wrote: https://twitter.com/SkyKaveh/status/868417588249886720 I'm sure this fine will stop sketchy transfers in the future. 'He got 41 million $ for himself. Let's fine him!' 'Yeah, great idea! How much should we take?' '60,000€!' 'Brilliant!' | ||
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Acrofales
Spain18363 Posts
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warding
Portugal2396 Posts
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Acrofales
Spain18363 Posts
On May 27 2017 22:07 warding wrote: An agent having a substantial share of the players' rights isn't in itself a crime. That tweet also doesn't mention what the infraction was. Agreed, although making 41m off an 89m transfer is a bit absurd for the middle man, and the rules need to be looked at. And Raiola is a despicable turd of a man. But the point is that there was apparently something wrong somewhere in the transfer financing... and as punishment they have to pay complete peanuts in comparison to the money they made. | ||
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Elentos
55586 Posts
On May 27 2017 22:07 warding wrote: An agent having a substantial share of the players' rights isn't in itself a crime. That tweet also doesn't mention what the infraction was. True, but 60,000€ is less than peanuts at the level Juve and Raiola are operating at. | ||
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