2017 - 2018 Football Thread - Page 43

On August 29 2017 13:27 evilfatsh1t wrote:
why does chelsea have oxlade chamberlain lol
seems like the oy thing they get out of it is a fuck you to arsenal

On August 29 2017 13:48 Dante08 wrote:
So we have Neymar, Mbappe, Dembele currently, and with Coutinho most likely going to Barca we have the transfer record being smashed 4 times in a single window, making Pogba look like chump change. What the fuck is happening.

On August 29 2017 16:06 Pr0wler wrote:

Qatar spending their money from terror, drugs, weapons and oil. This is what is happening. It's a disgrace that UEFA is doing nothing about PSG... Probably Qatar's money bought their silence, too.

On August 29 2017 17:41 nojok wrote:

How the Qatar would even produce drugs or weapons? They don't have oil and terrorism cost money, it does not earn it. You managed to be wrong on everything, congratz.

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It's in French sorry but for those who can't understand it it explains some links between Qatar, Russia and Monaco's owner, Rybolovlev. He quotes various reliable sources like NY times, Le Monde etc

To sum up quickly, Qatar wants to buy weapons, football players and regulate gas prices. Russia wants to regulate gas prices and sell weapons. Rybolovlev wants to sell players and get a bit more appreciated by the Kremlin as he's been pressured by Igor Sechin, Russia's number two, nicknamed Russian Darth Vader. It's obviously way more complicated than that but it gives you an idea.

On August 29 2017 17:46 Acrofales wrote:

And somewhere in there it's asserted that jet fuel cannot melt steel beams, right?

On August 29 2017 20:00 Pandemona wrote:
Yeah why Chelsea never been that heavily "linked" with sanchez beyond me, he said back in the summer he likes London and would prefer to stay there. We should have been all over him. We shall see!

Manchester City have attempted to break the impasse over Alexis Sánchez’s future at Arsenal by indicating that they would be prepared to include Raheem Sterling in a deal for the Chilean forward.

Sterling, who joined City in 2015 from Liverpool for a British record transfer fee of £49m, has been offered to Arsenal in part-exchange after being informed he can leave.

The England international, 22, is understood to be bemused at the decision after scoring twice in City’s three Premier League matches, but is open to the idea of moving back to London. He began his career playing for QPR’s youth team before moving to Anfield.

Sánchez, who has only one year remaining on his contract and has refused to sign an extension, has been a target for City all summer having indicated he would like to work for their manager, Pep Guardiola, once more.

City were initially willing to offer around £50m for Sánchez, although Arsène Wenger has insisted that he would not be sold. It is believed that City’s latest offer includes Sterling and around £20m. Arsenal have denied receiving any official bid, although it is understood that they have held talks with City in recent days.

Sánchez was signed by Guardiola for Barcelona from Udinese in the summer of 2011 but left at the close of the following season. He is due to play for Chile against Paraguay in a World Cup qualifier on Thursday having returned from injury in Arsenal’s 4-0 defeat to Liverpool on Sunday.

On August 29 2017 17:41 nojok wrote:

How the Qatar would even produce drugs or weapons? They don't have oil and terrorism cost money, it does not earn it. You managed to be wrong on everything, congratz.