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Have posted this elsewhere but if the terms of that Jackson deal aren't right (or if they haven't had a nod and a wink from UEFA) then I think they may still be unable to register some of their new signings (and / or Wesley Fofana) for Europe this season. It might still get tasty over the next couple of days when they file their List A...
 
This Sanne Lammens looks half decent. The way he makes him self look big is trat all good gk have, something sorely missing from Man U's run of failures. I think they might finish in the top 7 with this GK

View: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dxXkPGUs4bw

I also saw worst moments. Impossible to judge right now, but I can't imagine he'll be a revelation. Probably just an effective keeper
 
He's only 23, and their interest in Martinez doesn't suggest they were looking at Lammens as the immediate answer to their problem in goal. There's no way he alone will make ten places' worth of difference to their league position.
 
Holy Smokes Bayer Leverkusen has seen the light!

Pushed the wildcard button after GW2!

Annulled the marriage after he fell asleep during consummation!

They're trying to reload their saved games!

Quansah can breath again!


View: https://x.com/BackseatsmanLFC/status/1962450795938426991?t=wG5TEJ5KY3kV195z-yLzpQ&s=19


I think ETH is a role model. Following his last two posts he has been compensated to the tune of £15m:

Based on recent reports, Erik ten Hag has received a significant amount of compensation after his dismissals from both Manchester United and Bayer Leverkusen.

  • Manchester United: In their financial accounts for 2024, Manchester United revealed they paid approximately £10.4 million (or around $12 million) in compensation to Erik ten Hag and his coaching staff following his dismissal in October 2024.
  • Bayer Leverkusen: After being sacked by Bayer Leverkusen after just two months in charge, reports indicate he received a total of around €6 million in compensation, which includes both his severance pay and his salary for the short time he was at the club.


    In total, the compensation paid to Erik ten Hag from both clubs is estimated to be over £15 million.
I'm willing to be repeatedly sacked for the compo.
 
I think ETH is a role model. Following his last two posts he has been compensated to the tune of £15m:

Based on recent reports, Erik ten Hag has received a significant amount of compensation after his dismissals from both Manchester United and Bayer Leverkusen.

  • Manchester United: In their financial accounts for 2024, Manchester United revealed they paid approximately £10.4 million (or around $12 million) in compensation to Erik ten Hag and his coaching staff following his dismissal in October 2024.
  • Bayer Leverkusen: After being sacked by Bayer Leverkusen after just two months in charge, reports indicate he received a total of around €6 million in compensation, which includes both his severance pay and his salary for the short time he was at the club.


    In total, the compensation paid to Erik ten Hag from both clubs is estimated to be over £15 million.
I'm willing to be repeatedly sacked for the compo.

Wasn't Jose King of this ?
 
I think ETH is a role model. Following his last two posts he has been compensated to the tune of £15m:

Based on recent reports, Erik ten Hag has received a significant amount of compensation after his dismissals from both Manchester United and Bayer Leverkusen.

  • Manchester United: In their financial accounts for 2024, Manchester United revealed they paid approximately £10.4 million (or around $12 million) in compensation to Erik ten Hag and his coaching staff following his dismissal in October 2024.
  • Bayer Leverkusen: After being sacked by Bayer Leverkusen after just two months in charge, reports indicate he received a total of around €6 million in compensation, which includes both his severance pay and his salary for the short time he was at the club.


    In total, the compensation paid to Erik ten Hag from both clubs is estimated to be over £15 million.
I'm willing to be repeatedly sacked for the compo.
He's joining the ex managers club on Athelitico Mince.
 
Newcastle finally appoint their new CEO, David Hopkinson:

Hopkinson joins from Madison Square Garden Sports, where he was president and chief operating officer, leading on the business operations of the New York Knicks and New York Rangers.

The Canadian previously served as global head of partnerships at Real Madrid and spent over two decades as chief commercial officer at Maple Leaf Sports and Entertainment, where he oversaw the commercial activities for the Toronto Maple Leafs and the Toronto Raptors.

Source: https://www.bbc.com/sport/football/articles/c179g8yvq4ro
 
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