The 2018-2019 Football Thread
Jul 11th 2018, 5:16 am
#65
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Re: The 2018-2019 Football Thread
Originally Posted by Garbatellamike
yeah but he is 33 and there is no way his ego would fit in the same stadium as Maureen's so not many choices for him
Italy is perfect for him for loads of reasons:
Slight slower pace - suits the fact he is going to be getting older, maybe helps him lengthen his career.
HUGE money
Juventus squad is unreal, they'll piss the league a few times more with him.
He'll win lots of silverware and probably break some new records.
HUGE money.
Sunny.
Originally Posted by Garbatellamike
so who goes to Spain to replace him?
Hazard?
Kane?
Hazard?
Kane?
He's the next galactico, without doubt.
Jul 12th 2018, 12:59 am
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Re: The 2018-2019 Football Thread
Originally Posted by Scamp
Loads of choices, he's not a normal human 33yr old I don't think. His body was tested and measured to say he's physically about 26. That being said, it will start to change and he'll have to adapt but he's more than capable.
Italy is perfect for him for loads of reasons:
Slight slower pace - suits the fact he is going to be getting older, maybe helps him lengthen his career.
HUGE money
Juventus squad is unreal, they'll piss the league a few times more with him.
He'll win lots of silverware and probably break some new records.
HUGE money.
Sunny.
Neymar.
He's the next galactico, without doubt.
Italy is perfect for him for loads of reasons:
Slight slower pace - suits the fact he is going to be getting older, maybe helps him lengthen his career.
HUGE money
Juventus squad is unreal, they'll piss the league a few times more with him.
He'll win lots of silverware and probably break some new records.
HUGE money.
Sunny.
Neymar.
He's the next galactico, without doubt.
The Ronaldo deal is good for all- both clubs and player.
No changes at Tottenham yet which means we are in for a flurry of activity once people start coming back from the World Cup. I think this year the transfer market shuts before the first game??
Alderweireld, Dembele, Rose the 3 most mentioned to depart. Levy will be able to drive a cool 120+ million there. Add in the 50 million apparently available I expect some big moves.
We'll see.
Jul 12th 2018, 1:50 pm
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Re: The 2018-2019 Football Thread
Jul 12th 2018, 4:06 pm
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Re: The 2018-2019 Football Thread
Originally Posted by JamesM
Jul 12th 2018, 4:16 pm
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Re: The 2018-2019 Football Thread
Originally Posted by Scamp
Saints have spent over 50 million quid and it's not even August.
What the ****?
We're buying players?
I might faint.
What the ****?
We're buying players?
I might faint.
Jul 12th 2018, 5:15 pm
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Re: The 2018-2019 Football Thread
Originally Posted by zargof
Conte gone from the Chavs.
Jul 12th 2018, 5:38 pm
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Re: The 2018-2019 Football Thread
Originally Posted by SpoogleDrummer
So that carries on the trend of managers winning the league then leaving the year after. I hope Mike isn't too attached to Pep.
