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And Jackson gets his move to Bayern.
"Conditional obligation"
So not an obligation then
Definitely maybe..."Conditional obligation"
So not an obligation then
But you just don't hit those conditions, unless they're trophy based? Like we didn't start Nunez supposedly to save a few milObligated if conditions are met. Haven't seen reported what those are yet.
He's been injured for a while. Don't begrudge that one.Ben Chillwell on permanent deal to Strasbourg as Chelsea manipulate the system again.
They probably also got my threatening letters.But you just don't hit those conditions, unless they're trophy based? Like we didn't start Nunez supposedly to save a few mil
He's been injured for a while. Don't begrudge that one.
But you just don't hit those conditions, unless they're trophy based? Like we didn't start Nunez supposedly to save a few mil
This is why I hate Chelsea transfer strategy
View: https://x.com/mattspiro/status/1962879611160625275?s=46
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
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.
I'm willing to be repeatedly sacked for the compo.
- 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.
He's joining the ex managers club on Athelitico Mince.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.
I'm willing to be repeatedly sacked for the compo.
- 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.
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.
£89,000,000Wasn't Jose King of this ?
Roast Owl for all.He's joining the ex managers club on Athelitico Mince.
Are you sure about number national numbers in PL and Seria A?, seems like a lazy statement. Quick invalidated search probably using AI, seems to say there are more in PL Brits wise. There’s loads of good youth coming through and they are being given the chance.Finances. They can't even fill their stadiums. While EPL sold it's soul to the devil, serie A stagnated.
That being said, they still managed to produce a national team that won the Euros a few years ago.
Might sound a bit xenophobic but the Italian league still has an Italian identity to some extent. The Prem? Seems like British players are the minority.
It’s not just down to that, Seria A already had a premium product in 90s but their brand of football wasn’t as entertaining globally, the constant scandals related to cheating, 2pts for a win, old stadia etc were all other contributing factors too. An English speaking premium product also sells better globally it seems too.I agree it's not all bad, although Saudi state ownership isn't something to be proud of.
I'm just saying that the EPL sold it's soul quicker than the other leagues and they've got some catching up to do.
Are you sure about number national numbers in PL and Seria A?, seems like a lazy statement. Quick invalidated search probably using AI, seems to say there are more in PL Brits wise. There’s loads of good youth coming through and they are being given the chance.
Fair enough but 40 odd more national players doesn’t make it any less national identity wise or any less attractive though.![]()
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Honestly it was a lazy statement from me because I haven't followed Serie A for a while, but the few times I've seen games they always have at least 3-4 Italians in the team, and their managers are more often than not Italian too.Fair enough but 40 odd more national players doesn’t make it any less national identity wise or any less attractive though.
The manager thing is weird in England. Watching Tuchel’s England makes me hate int footy.Honestly it was a lazy statement from me because I haven't followed Serie A for a while, but the few times I've seen games they always have at least 3-4 Italians in the team, and their managers are more often than not Italian too.
So, I guess I was surprised that there weren't more Italians.