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Well would you prefer they just bend over and take the first offer? If only we had master negotiator grendel in charge of the sales

No. One is an unsecured high interest predatory loan for people with poor credit and in the shit with no options. The other is selling future invoices/contracted payments for a discount to increase available cash which is a very common financial instrument inside and outside of football. They...

Just bought a cycle because I’m having to go back to the office about two days a week and want to ensure I get a workout in those two days. Absolutely love it

unfortunately Florida is full of Floridians!

Not the equivalent of a payday loan. Invoice financing very common across many industries

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Does my head in

It’s really quite easy I don’t know what you’re struggling with. if we are selling him - we have no ambition and the model is broken and we will never get anywhere if we are not selling him - boddy is incompetent and we can’t get what we want for him

Pure conjecture. get JLR to send you on the gap training

give it a rest

(Promoting womens World Cup au/nz 2023)

Fatma Samoura at Sydney harbour bridge just now

It was a random number thst I pulled from my area because I’d like it to be true? Yes and we signed young players last year. And we have signed a young player this year. And we will probably sign another young player with a portion of the fee from O Hare or whoever goes (to cover the fee we...

Nut jobs the fucking lot of them

I really hope he doesn’t read this message board and realise the extent to which he’s not being backed

Yes, but in the championship with significantly higher wages he’s not going to get all of it back is he. This isn’t FIFA. They probably need to budget for X amount a year to cover running costs and wages etc. We didn’t sell anybody significant last summer. This summer we need to sell someone...

It is if spending the money for player sales then means they have to them bankroll the club and fund the losses…

What I’m saying is people don’t want investment because “investment” implies getting a return at some point. People want a sugar daddy who will bankroll the club indefinitely and take nothing back.

Well no, but let’s not pretend and keep calling it “investment”. Investment implies a return at some point. what people want is a sugar daddy.

most people have transferable skills from there jobs they start out in whereas with football it’s pretty specific. The point is you’ve got about 15 years on average to make your money unless you want to get a 9-5 afterwards. That’s if you don’t get a career ending injury. I’d take tripling my...