Well I don't get how Ashley can just change his mind - I'd have thought things like price and consent are irreversible and watertight once the test starts.
The clarification of hierarchy is now widely-reported enough for me to believe, unlike a lot of past negative developments which seem to be one journalist with a Qatari source.
So I believe this is the obstacle. Then again, shouldn't this one be easy to solve? As a novice, I'd have thought so.
This.
They're negotiating, rather than blocking. It'd be ideal for the Premier League to have another potential powerhouse because money is great. The government likes Saudi Arabia and the Reuben family. But PL knows they'll get grief for passing this, so everything has to be watertight.
No Salah, Mane, Alexander-Arnold, Mahrez, Willian or Traore for others.
Was going to bring in David Silva but decided to stick with Fernandes and get Jesus for Jimenez instead. Only to see the troll Calvert-Lewin benched, obviously
The Saudis just put fingers in ears and shout "ALL IS GOOD" tbh. Even if it fails, they'll say it's fine.
They seemed deluded when Caulkin kept discussing their supreme confidence despite all these massive red flags. Optimism or blind foolishness?
They've even said that Bellingham has become synonymous with the number
Aye, he immediately springs to mind when you say 22 to me. What a memorable era that was.