EPT2017 - 2018 Football Thread - Page 334
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Savatage
Italy182 Posts
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brinepumps
Indonesia753 Posts
On July 25 2018 09:11 DucK- wrote: Barca done little wrong though. Its more on Bordeaux side? If offer was accepted and barca came in with better offer, Bordeaux should still allow Roma to proceed, but they blocked Roma's talks with the player and demanded them to match barca offer, despite already accepting to previous offer... Of course it's said that no paperwork was finalized to indicate the acceptance.. Where can I read this? Thanks in advance! | ||
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Faruko
Chile34171 Posts
On July 26 2018 18:21 Pandemona wrote: I'll raise you our official tweet. It says specifically he is backup to Tibo and Willy. I read into that, Chelsea telling everyone Tibo going no where. When we signed Eduardo for our 3rd choice keeper last two years they never mentioned him being back up to our keepers so....i think that is Chelsea saying Tibo is staying btw. the back up for only 1 Willy is fucking awful | ||
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RvB
Netherlands6214 Posts
On July 25 2018 12:19 Rebs wrote: I doubt they have grounds for suing anyone .. agreements in principal mean nothing until Pen is put to paper.. Das tuff Roma, If I was Roma I'd be mad though, business is business I suppose.. seems like a bit of a despo move on Barca's side aswell. In the Netherlands spoken agreements are legally binding too. Not sure how it's in other countries. You'd still have to prove it of course which is usually the problem. | ||
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Faruko
Chile34171 Posts
It's hard to use as a proof without not being a hidden camer which is ilegal in it's own right or a text message which as far as i know it's almost impossible to proove being real but yes, spoken agreements are a thing in some countries | ||
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Rebs
Pakistan10726 Posts
On July 27 2018 00:44 RvB wrote: In the Netherlands spoken agreements are legally binding too. Not sure how it's in other countries. You'd still have to prove it of course which is usually the problem. Verbal agreements are a thing in alot of countries but as you said proving it is generally next to impossible. Although.. in this case it may not be as hard given there were announcements from both sides, if that information is correct. The problem also is one of where the jurisdiction of the agreement falls under. | ||
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DucK-
Singapore11447 Posts
http://global.espn.com/football/as-roma/story/3573210/roma-could-take-legal-action-against-malcom-bordeaux-monchi On another note, mourinho piling the pressure on klopp. Like I said about conte, when you're a defensive/ tactical manager, you invite pressure to yourself because the only thing keeping fans happy are trophies and not your football. Klopp has proven that his side is starting to improve and understand his style. I think if he doesn't win this season it is fine as long as the team still looks competitive. Progress. Next season should be when you demand his side to win something big. Meanwhile mourinho sounds like he is giving up. His team has been stagnant. There's nothing positive to cheer about. | ||
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nayumi
Australia6499 Posts
On July 27 2018 09:17 DucK- wrote: http://global.espn.com/football/as-roma/story/3573210/roma-could-take-legal-action-against-malcom-bordeaux-monchi On another note, mourinho piling the pressure on klopp. Like I said about conte, when you're a defensive/ tactical manager, you invite pressure to yourself because the only thing keeping fans happy are trophies and not your football. Klopp has proven that his side is starting to improve and understand his style. I think if he doesn't win this season it is fine as long as the team still looks competitive. Progress. Next season should be when you demand his side to win something big. Meanwhile mourinho sounds like he is giving up. His team has been stagnant. There's nothing positive to cheer about. i think you need to at least win something to keep your good players around though... if Salah has another god-like season and remains titleless by the end of it, chances are he'll move and things will only go downhill from there ... | ||
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DucK-
Singapore11447 Posts
On July 27 2018 10:31 nayumi wrote: i think you need to at least win something to keep your good players around though... if Salah has another god-like season and remains titleless by the end of it, chances are he'll move and things will only go downhill from there ... I think you need to show you're relevant and can win. What will keep them in the club is the faith that the project will succeed. Liverpool had a shit defence, vvd got signed. Keeper fucks up so often, they signed alisson. Midfield only know how to pass sideways? Boom keita and fabinho. Lack of squad depth? They got ox and shaqiri now. The club is clearly on the up. Results are showing, and work is done to continue the progress. That's why I don't think Liverpool stars will want to leave yet, until at least 2 more seasons. Its different from Wenger's arsenal. After the invincibles era, he went for youth. Year after year they got close, but every year the same problems wasnt fixed. Lack of a leader, lack of a midfield general, shift defence etc. Didn't spend when they should. Its no surprise that their stars got tired of the stagnancy and left. Funnily adebayor nasri rvp sagna etc all left to win trophies elsewhere. I'm pretty sure hazard will stay at Chelsea despite lack of UCL cuz of sarri. An exciting form of football that he probably likes and will be integral in. Spurs though are in the position arsenal was in. Its an exciting project, but clearly not good enough to win. Signs are already showing with walker leaving for manc. Man if your team can't even finish 2nd at a time when Leicester won the league, you know you need big changes in terms of quality. | ||
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brinepumps
Indonesia753 Posts
Man if your team can't even finish 2nd at a time when Leicester won the league, you know you need big changes in terms of quality. It still hurts | ||
Pandemona
Charlie Sheens House51489 Posts
They have to win something this season or at least challenge in the premier league which they have yet to do under Klopp. If Salah does not score 45 goals this season, how on earth will Scouse cope without that? | ||
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Bacillus
Finland1936 Posts
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haitike
Spain2713 Posts
Honestly, after they won la Liga and they loosed Courtois, Filipe Luis and Diego Costa I thought the end of the project was close. But they have kept it stable. They even finished #2 last year after the transfer ban. | ||
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Pandemona
Charlie Sheens House51489 Posts
Right now as well, i think they could really push both Barca and Real this year. Costa, Greizman, Martins and Lemar, plus other good players like Vitolo and Gameiro! Plus they have arguably one of best defenses in world anyway with Godin and Gimez. Plus Savc looks half decent. Everywhere you look they are just so solid, can really see them having a great challenge this season, maybe even champs league final....Juve vs Atletico anyone?  | ||
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Bacillus
Finland1936 Posts
On July 30 2018 00:01 Pandemona wrote: They even got 2 of those 3 players back haha! Right now as well, i think they could really push both Barca and Real this year. Costa, Greizman, Martins and Lemar, plus other good players like Vitolo and Gameiro! Plus they have arguably one of best defenses in world anyway with Godin and Gimez. Plus Savc looks half decent. Everywhere you look they are just so solid, can really see them having a great challenge this season, maybe even champs league final....Juve vs Atletico anyone? I think in the league either Barca or RM is going to rule with deeper lineup and all that, but UCL & Copa del Rey are always up for grabs if you can do well in a handful of specific games. As much as they did win La Liga once, at least according to gambling odds it's still considered a once in a lifetime occurrence. Maybe with Real rebuilding, there's some opportunity though... I'm not sure how much fumbling Barca needs to do, but its definitely better than the usual La Liga odds. | ||
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warding
Portugal2394 Posts
Meanwhile, Moise Kean from Juventus is one to watch, amazing talent. Single-handedly kept Italy in the game. | ||
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