toffee82
Player Valuation: £30m
The journos are getting even more creative.
My favourite recently was "cannot be underestimated in the chase for..."
Ps. You need to add pondering to your list. In between considering and mulling perhaps.
My favourite recently was "cannot be underestimated in the chase for..."
Ps. You need to add pondering to your list. In between considering and mulling perhaps.
Simon Buttle
Player Valuation: £60m
We will see, sounds like they want another year from him and have put a crazy price tag on him now of 100 million euros+ Let's see if Bayern will stump up that sort of money!
Marius57
Player Valuation: £60m
Mate, only just begun? We just won the 1st placed trophy in the race for 13th beating the likes of European champions spurs and European runners up man united. If that’s not a big enough pull, then god knows what he wants.
Yeah I saw that earlier, mixed messages, do you reckon that makes our move for Barry a bit more precarious ?
Simon Buttle
Player Valuation: £60m
Nah, I think we want him and are trying to get something done, let's hope it all comes together.
Marius57
Player Valuation: £60m
I think the only thing stalling it (apart from 1st July PSR), like with Gueye signing a new deal, is that he is on international duty.
Tipp blue
If I agreed with you, we’d both be wrong.
And each step takes a minimum of 48 hours.
Same i think will see the deal speed up now does look like the lad is the clubs first choice
MisterJ
Player Valuation: £35m
Don't forget "missed out"
People are reading way to much into this. We know that Moyes watches a lot of football live. He always has done. Even when he is between jobs.
That Moyes attends a football match locally when at his Florida holiday home doesn't mean that he was there to watch specific players.
Zatara
Player Valuation: £100m
Villarreal are not keen on selling the striker, who managed 19 goals in 41 games in all competitions this season, and Fernando Roig Nogueroles has reiterated their stance when asked about the striker’s future.
“Well, people look for profiles with certain characteristics,” he said.
“In the end, it seems there’s a shortage of forwards, and now we’ve been selling our center forward for two years, and now it seems there’s interest.
“But for now, we have no confirmation, and we’re counting on Barry for next season. These aren’t real estate deals. What you’re selling here is a person with a strong will. When it comes to defending the club’s interests, you have to listen to their will, always listen. You don’t always reach an agreement, and sometimes you have to say no, but you always have to listen and negotiate.
“Yes, the player’s will is very important when it comes to any type of transfer, but hey, we’re relaxed. We love the player, and if he were to leave, it would have to be, if not for the release clause, something very close to it. If not, he won’t leave.”
“Well, people look for profiles with certain characteristics,” he said.
“In the end, it seems there’s a shortage of forwards, and now we’ve been selling our center forward for two years, and now it seems there’s interest.
“But for now, we have no confirmation, and we’re counting on Barry for next season. These aren’t real estate deals. What you’re selling here is a person with a strong will. When it comes to defending the club’s interests, you have to listen to their will, always listen. You don’t always reach an agreement, and sometimes you have to say no, but you always have to listen and negotiate.
“Yes, the player’s will is very important when it comes to any type of transfer, but hey, we’re relaxed. We love the player, and if he were to leave, it would have to be, if not for the release clause, something very close to it. If not, he won’t leave.”
pfim
Player Valuation: £40m
Zatara
Player Valuation: £100m
And Fernando Roig Nogueroles admits they are always open to negotiations if that is the case, as they’d like to keep everyone happy.
“Well, it’s part of the negotiation. People want a possible exit, and, of course, the club wants the highest possible price and the player the lowest possible price,” he said.
“In the end, it’s also a matter of negotiation, which in some cases is easy, because maybe a player already thinks they can always negotiate, and maybe others are tougher on the subject beforehand, and it’s more difficult.
“Look, these aren’t houses that have nothing to say. When you sell a house, the house doesn’t say anything. Here, what you’re selling is a person, and that person has a will. While defending the club’s interests, which is what we try to do, we also have to listen to wills.
“You should never be closed off, and you should always listen. It’s another matter if an agreement isn’t reached, or if the negotiations aren’t enough, and no matter how much a player’s will is, sometimes you have to say no. But hey, you always have to listen, and you always have to negotiate.”
“Well, it’s part of the negotiation. People want a possible exit, and, of course, the club wants the highest possible price and the player the lowest possible price,” he said.
“In the end, it’s also a matter of negotiation, which in some cases is easy, because maybe a player already thinks they can always negotiate, and maybe others are tougher on the subject beforehand, and it’s more difficult.
“Look, these aren’t houses that have nothing to say. When you sell a house, the house doesn’t say anything. Here, what you’re selling is a person, and that person has a will. While defending the club’s interests, which is what we try to do, we also have to listen to wills.
“You should never be closed off, and you should always listen. It’s another matter if an agreement isn’t reached, or if the negotiations aren’t enough, and no matter how much a player’s will is, sometimes you have to say no. But hey, you always have to listen, and you always have to negotiate.”
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