True. I guess we have to wait and see in the summer.
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Which would mean towards the idea that the no permanent deals stance is agreed policy rather than a circumstance of āno moneyā.
In fact the whole money aspect came from Journalists in the wake of the comments. Emery didnāt reference money at all
Itās definitely agreed policy.
I hope thereās a plan behind it but recent events have me fearing the worst.
Raul 
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Well the guy in the article Elec has posted has at least read the fucking rules instead of making them up.
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oooohhhh whoopdie do, he had a better grasp of the rules, big fucking deal its the same outcome isnt it? it is EXACTLY what was stated in the video but one has maybe a better grasp of things to do with the rulings than the other but its the same fucking conclusion is it notā¦stop splitting hairs!
Nope.
Iām not even promoting the article to be honest but if youāre going to talk about these things you should understand the basics.
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You would be correct, sir.
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Ah good old DC. Good driver in his day, but never really stood a chance against the likes of Schumi and Hakkinen.
Typical Scottish delusion I guess :unai:
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Itās not really a bad thing they anticipated on the retirement of Cech. Bellerin as our only right back for the whole season was also a bit too much probably. You could disagree with the options they chose though.
Good read, but I think transfer fees are ammortized across the years, so it goes to the total as well, just smoothed out over length of contract.
The point about loans is a good one - I just wish we actually had real data to work with - even his sourcing, while decent, is suspect and incomplete so we are left still wondering in the end.
In the end, it seems counterproductive not to invest a bit this winter, especially if it is a loan on a pure financial ROI perspective (and to me, this is the basic tragic failing of Le Professeur toward the end, which I attribute partially to starting to lose confidence in his golden touch for plucking gems)ā¦ if we have even a 5% increase in chance to get to CL places by loaning say a Denis Suarez, surely a loan for his wages is a pittanceā¦
Something really odd is going on and we surely donāt have the full pictureā¦ if the Sven stuff is true, perhaps that is just massively contributing to a clusterf*ck atm.
I have no issue not investing big in permanent signings until Summer to be clear - I just think a surgical add right now is wise, one way or another, as long as we donāt lumber ourselves with another Leno or Xhaka.
chelsea and juventus?
Higuain is a Juventus player, just on loan at AC Milan
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Maybe his former manager Sarri can still get something out of him, but i think he is way past his best.
but dont juventus have to talk to acmilan before doing this. I didnt think you could break a loan like that just to shove a player elsewhere especially if a season long loan has been agreed.
I would imagine it all comes down to whatās in the loan agreement. He is their top scorer this season, so I canāt imagine theyāre too keen on letting him go.
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What a waste of time & money was Juventus purchasing Higuain to wave their dick around!
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@SRCJJ Hasnāt he only joined Roma? I donāt think weād have much to bargain on if itās so early on in his contract, especially with Monchi in place but from what Iāve read, heās meant to be a talented AM.
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