It felt like hanging Coleman out to dryWe'll end up having to loan him to Chelsea with no obligation to buy in order to save face for Benitez.
Ridiculous situation.
Starting Seamus is his position was insulting to both players imo.
It felt like hanging Coleman out to dryWe'll end up having to loan him to Chelsea with no obligation to buy in order to save face for Benitez.
Ridiculous situation.
Starting Seamus is his position was insulting to both players imo.
BingoWe'll end up having to loan him to Chelsea with no obligation to buy in order to save face for Benitez.
Ridiculous situation.
Starting Seamus is his position was insulting to both players imo.
People aren't quite grasping that we have literally no bargaining power because of how the situation has played out.Bingo
Exactly the bizarre @hktoffee shouts of 30m to City are an example of the levels of delusionPeople aren't quite grasping that we have literally no bargaining power because of how the situation has played out.
Had Digne played yesterday, if there was even a plan for him to feature throughout Jan, while Mykolenko gets up to speed (he hasn't played in over a month as it is and he's going to need time to settle into the PL) then we'd have a bit more bargaining power at least; Digne would be playing, not sat around on the bench or at home twidling his thumbs.
Instead we've got a manager who is genuinely thick, stuck in 2006 and is the most egotistical, arrogant coach they have ever employed, and that's saying something.
At least he knows a good detour when the traffic gets bad in Liverpool, though.
You've made that up, Steve. There has been no 'obvious attitude problem' at all. He was a key player under Ancelotti and Silva and both managers liked him. Dunc had him as one of our key players when he had temporary charge.Benitez said Digne is our player and needs to fight to get in the team like everyone else. Its obvious Digne has had an attitude problem for the last two years or so. Maybe his wife wants to go back to France to bring up their child? Tuchel dropped Lukaku for less. Managers have got to be seen to manage.There is too much player control these days.
Can you link me up to the interview digne gave saying he’s not happy with the playing style , regrets his move and wants to go back to his previous team before moving to one of the really big clubs .Benitez said Digne is our player and needs to fight to get in the team like everyone else. Its obvious Digne has had an attitude problem for the last two years or so. Maybe his wife wants to go back to France to bring up their child? Tuchel dropped Lukaku for less. Managers have got to be seen to manage.There is too much player control these days.
Well I mean if none of this had happened, if we were just saying you know what, he's for sale but we're not desperate and he's still playing, if Benitez hadn't publicly made a rod for the club's back by being an egomaniac, then £30m would be the minimum you'd expect.Exactly the bizarre @hktoffee shouts of 30m to City are an example of the levels of delusion
It was the 'clear he's had an attitude problem for two years' one that got me. Just utter balls.Can you link me up to the interview digne gave saying he’s not happy with the playing style , regrets his move and wants to go back to his previous club before moving to one of the really big clubs .
There are moral stances you can take.Benitez said Digne is our player and needs to fight to get in the team like everyone else. Its obvious Digne has had an attitude problem for the last two years or so. Maybe his wife wants to go back to France to bring up their child? Tuchel dropped Lukaku for less. Managers have got to be seen to manage.There is too much player control these days.
Not sure even on that countWell I mean if none of this had happened, if we were just saying you know what, he's for sale but we're not desperate and he's still playing, if Benitez hadn't publicly made a rod for the club's back by being an egomaniac, then £30m would be the minimum you'd expect.
he's a good player in the prime of his career on a new contract, regular for France, one of the best attacking full-backs in Europe.Not sure even on that count
Look at our total inability to recoup on any players in recent years.
Clubs won’t touch us full stop because we are seen as a refuge for damaged goods.
You’ve touched on the fact that perception counts for a hell of a lot.
Ok so what realistically do you think we will get under the present circumstances ? A loan?he's a good player in the prime of his career on a new contract, regular for France, one of the best attacking full-backs in Europe.
Starting price, when you've got no actual *need* to sell, is £30m
I think in the present circumstances yes the 'best case' option is loan with obligation to buy for £20-25m.Ok so what realistically do you think we will get under the present circumstances ? A loan?
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