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Well I’m sat in Gran Canaria, with slight sunburn and a missing bag but as a man engaged to be married. If you want to donate to the Strawb wedding fund, please let me know9 points
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Look at it this way, if ASM played for another club then would Eddie Howe be interested in signing him? No chance.5 points
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Definitely a saleable asset. And add that his sale goes against the wishes of the board's biggest pain in the ass. And LTA likes him too. What's not to like?4 points
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Congratulations! (Your lass is organising the next kids/poo/parents chat get together as we speak now you're going to be part of the family).4 points
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I can't believe I wrote in Spanish ahahahahaha Sorry. Should be the 40º we have in Madrid today.3 points
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Probably but as others have said he's our only saleable asset and sometimes you have to sell your better players for even better players who will take you forward3 points
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This is the same as people posting those wordle things last year. Don't understand it, couldn't give a fuck either.3 points
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Congratulations! We'll get CT to send you a selection of his finest cryptocurrencies.3 points
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This is an unacceptable about face from you. You gave me endless shit because of my defence of Robert, Ben Arfa and ASM. Derided as a romantic, mocked as a lover of all things fancy, but now I've accepted that what is best for the club and the player is a change, you're wanting him to stay?! Outrageous.3 points
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He failed in his remit, but I won't hold it against him. He took himself out of the argument by admitting he couldn't be objective. The topic is I think ASM is our most saleable, least integral player. Your position is that he's irreplaceable (either directly, or in the aggregate). Diego said that he can't speak objectively, so would forgive him his failings because he likes watching him play. I don't have this problem with my wife, because she knows her place.2 points
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I'm a fan of ASM, I love watching him play. However he's our most saleable, least integral player. I respect that Diego rates him, but he admits he's not objective. If selling ASM brought in players that better fit Howe's system Diego would be on board while you're still cry-wanking over ASM's highlight video.2 points
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Cheers for reminding me, I forgot to let the lads in the guitar thread know I can’t read music but don’t give a fuck anyway.2 points
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Congrats strawb mate, just be sure to put pics up of the happy event so we can feel more involved and definitely not be nosey bastards making judgmental comments about your new missus2 points
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I don't think they've done anything wrong, I think the timing is just serendipitous. A season before, or after and they would have been fucked.2 points
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Looks like he's got a good build for his age. He's only 17 and he's got to be about 6ft and not slight at all. Hopefully see him and Anderson get some game time this season.2 points
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I’d be more against it if I didn’t believe that FFP was a total heap of fucking bullshit that was designed purely to keep the established elite in place. When you look at how little we get from the CL compared to others and the minor punishments Manchester United and teams like that receive for breaking FFP it just shows how nonsensical the whole thing is. FWIW I think multi club ownership is one of the biggest threats to fairness, but kind of how KD mentions other clubs do it, while not directly funding a purchase of a top player they’re strengthening - the fee paid for Sesko was a joke for example, the Harrison and Mooy deals both of which were sold on for huge profits. Brighton and Villa have both been called out by UEFA, Arsenal and clubs like it historically used their status and sometimes minor ownership to funnel African prospects into their club using that ability to get around visa requirements. Watfords owners have had great success (comparatively) pushing players from Udinese to Watford which allowed them to get into the PL. My preference would be that you flat out can’t own multiple clubs, but similarly to FFP it’s suited the elite so until they get rid of it fuck them. I also don’t think ASM going there for £40m is ridiculous, no more so than other deals (Neves got similar) it’s not like they’re planning to buy Hendricks for £100m or something.2 points
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Going to say it now…despite PiF blatantly helping Chelsea out earlier in the window I think it’s an incredibly bad look for us to sell anyone to a Saudi club owned by PiF. If it were another club we’d all criticise it to say the least . I don’t think our owners have done much wrong since they’ve bought us, the shit that’s been chucked our way has been largely jealousy. This is different, it’s gaming to gain an advantage in the transfer market. All that being said, if we end up with one of the best young attacking talents on the planet in kvaratskhelia my principles will very likely be out the fucking window the moment I’m in a football ground and see him in a black and white shirt2 points
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The non-story on Look North before was about fans being frustrated at the lack of transfer activity at NUFC1 point
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Realmente no se puede confiar en mí en este tema porque no seré nada objetivo con este jugador. Me gusta mucho ASM. Aunque se pase todo el año lesionado. Incluso si la mayoría de sus regates no son efectivos. Aunque nunca pase el balón. Aunque después de todas sus jugadas maradonianas elige mal la última acción. Aunque, cuando está en la portería vacía y listo para anotar, su cinta Gucci se cae, cubre sus ojos y dispara al poste. Es un jugador carismático que eligió estar aquí cuando nadie lo hubiera hecho. Que eligió venir aquí a pesar de que podría haber optado por lugares mejores y que ahora está pasando por un mal momento. Pero a la que no me gustaría darle la espalda. Creo que tiene potencial para ser diferencial y que cuando tenga todo en su lugar puede ser un jugador increíblemente bueno al más alto nivel. No sé si alguna vez lo conseguirá. Pero quiero intentarlo. No hace falta decir que sus mejores partidos son en grandes escenarios y ahora llega la UCL. PD: En cuanto a Barnes, poco puedo decir. Realmente no he visto un juego de Leicester en un par de años.1 point
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