Essential The Official Football (Soccer) Thread - RIP Diogo Jota

[THEREALBRAND]

Bruv theyre about to swoop in and lute Arrascaeta and Dede away from us, they about to look the galacticos



Bruh they finally got their finances in order



Bruh they gon sign erebody like Palmeiras did some seasons ago

They’re balling with that Vinícius and Paqueta money :thiagofacepalm:

And from what I’ve heard they’re still looking to make two or three more big signings. I just read they almost have a deal done to bring in Jorge from Porto. There’s no way the team they’re building doesn’t run away with the league.

 

[Kunty McPhuck]

Why tf is arsenal acting likr spurs and Newcastle with their money?



How do you go from signing Laca and Aubameyang, to only being able to take players on loan?

Auba was a panic buy, as an attempt to get 4th and it backfired, Auba did what he was bought in to do. But spending that money on him, it gave the fans a false sense of the club finally having transfer money (which was really just from players sales, I think the actually net spent was 10m?) like everyone else. But as we've seen in the summer (they only had the same amount, what the value was on Auba in the previous window) and now in the winter windows, the Puma box in the closet is empty.

 

[Kunty McPhuck]

man is this bullshyt deal true? barca are offering 50 mil AND MALCOM for William??? ARE THESE nikkaS HIGH?

Chelsea would be dumb not to take this deal for real?

It's Barca and Real Madrid. The amount of money theyve both wasted on players they don't need and not recouping the outlay spent on those players has been going on for as long as I can remember.

 

[THEREALBRAND]

Spend the whole season spamming The Coli with Gabigol tweets and salivating over his shytty tap-ins only for him to leave just like your girl did brehs

Spoiler

jokes aside though my condolences breh

 

[TobiOT]

It's Barca and Real Madrid. The amount of money theyve both wasted on players they don't need and not recouping the outlay spent on those players has been going on for as long as I can remember.

Jonathan Woodgate

 

[nyknick]

Jonathan Woodgate

We already talked about that weird Julian Faubert loan but they had bought Royston Drenthe around the same time

 

[BlackBall]

Arsenal have the 4th highest wage bill in the league so it’s not that surprising. That ozil contact is still hilarious

 

[BlackBall]

Warrant issued by Las Vegas PD for Ronaldo to provide DNA samples in that rape case

A gay rapist

 

[African_brehda]

Auba was a panic buy, as an attempt to get 4th and it backfired, Auba did what he was bought in to do. But spending that money on him, it gave the fans a false sense of the club finally having transfer money (which was really just from players sales, I think the actually net spent was 10m?) like everyone else. But as we've seen in the summer (they only had the same amount, what the value was on Auba in the previous window) and now in the winter windows, the Puma box in the closet is empty.

But they still broke the bank to renew Ozil's contract

It's Barca and Real Madrid. The amount of money theyve both wasted on players they don't need and not recouping the outlay spent on those players has been going on for as long as I can remember.

When they signed Woodgate
IIRC, they had Adebayor for a while, and Chicarito, and a washed Essien
They had Anelka too I think
And when they took Saviola from Barca
They had someone too from west ham

 

[BlackBall]

 

[Kunty McPhuck]

But they still broke the bank to renew Ozil's contract



When they signed Woodgate
IIRC, they had Adebayor for a while, and Chicarito, and a washed Essien
They had Anelka too I think
And when they took Saviola from Barca
They had someone too from west ham

Ozil's contract was panic mode. Especially after the Sanchez debacle, they felt they had to do something, to keep the fans onside, hence the 350k p/w.

They could afford the wages, because they let go of big earners like Sanchez, Giroud, Walcott, plus the silly high wages of Debuchy and Coquelin. While only taking on Auba and Mkhitaryan wages.

Getting rid of Debuchy and Coquelin contracts more or less covers the increase in Ozils money.

 

[Kunty McPhuck]

But in the long term, Stan will make his money back and then some on the return, due to being in LA with the media and commercial markets opened to him. No guarantee the CB, is going to work out.

 

[BlackBall]

But in the long term, Stan will make his money back and then some on the return, due to being in LA with the media and commercial markets opened to him. No guarantee the CB, is going to work out.

He’s all in on what can happen with the Rams a serious contention for the super bowl

 

[Kunty McPhuck]

He’s all in on what can happen with the Rams a serious contention for the super bowl

Yeah, but how long is the window open for them to win? This year and possibly next? And even next year is no guarantee, as we've seen many times before.

 

[TobiOT]