Other clubs' transfers

[Sibierski]

29 minutes ago, tarie4 said:

Remember when they got totally destroyed by City in the Champions League and then lost to Barca in the league? Then next season they won the league *and* the Champions League! Crazy how things change, huh?

League it clicked, UCL was very fortunate and typical Madrid weird jinx they have on it. 
 

Their squad needs investment, especially in defence where it’s aging and many injuries. Probably sell on of their attackers (Guler or Rodrygo) to fund the spend.

[Jaqen]

56 minutes ago, tarie4 said:

Huh? According to data, Trent has made four errors leading to a goal in his entire Premier league career.  VVD has 6. Go figure.

 

No idea what's classed as an 'error' but by far his biggest weakness is his lack of defensive awareness and often times just completely switching off. 

[AyeDubbleYoo]

Yeah, I don't think standing in the wrong place or not making a recovery run is something that be captured in stats. 

[Ronson333]

 

[Robbo2]

Yes please. Struggle to think of a more "one man team" in the league 

[KaKa]

Would have probably been able to rinse them for £100 million for him.

 

Would be funny if they have to sell for £60 million.

 

 

[AyeDubbleYoo]

They'd be knocking around the relegation battle without him. Maybe. 

[SEMTEX]

As much as he's the one-man team, moving him (and everyone else) on is probably better for their long-term success, therefore I'd much rather he stayed.

[SteV]

45 minutes ago, SEMTEX said:

As much as he's the one-man team, moving him (and everyone else) on is probably better for their long-term success, therefore I'd much rather he stayed.

Agreed, although given their recent record in the transfer market, selling him and reinvesting in 3 or 4 expensive flops would be fantastic.