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Kid Icarus

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Just now, gdm said:

I’m in total agreement with you but I don’t see how this gets handled in any way other than him going to Liverpool 

Look at all of the examples where it's happened. At Spurs, at Liverpool, at frigging Crystal Palace. 

 

If we sell him to them a huge proportion of the fanbase immediately questions everyone within the club's hierarchy.

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HaydnNUFC

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4 minutes ago, SiLvOR said:

Yeah, if he is flat out refusing to take part (which it really looks like he is) then that's properly shit, can only logic it away by him not wanting to take a chance of injuring himself before a big move. Which turns my stomach to type :lol:. Honestly, losing Carroll the way we did has numbed me forevermore

 

Which is exactly what Owen did (in far, far more important matches admittedly).

 

I was a bit too young to fully appreciate the way the Carroll transfer came about at the time. This though, is utterly lifting.

 

 

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Displayname

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10 minutes ago, Nexumaster said:
  • Adored by the fans 
  • First name on the teamsheet
  • Playing CL football
  • Making a better living than most 25 yeard olds

What more does he want? If it's just money (and likely is) then it's a sad, sad world we're living in. I'd get it if we had missed out on CL football or something.

He wants the Ballon d'or and PL/CL titles. Doubt money is THAT big part of it.

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Bondedcrown

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5 minutes ago, gallowghoul said:

 

Who's the idiot? Isak or Howe

 

FWIW I dont think Howe will care where he goes nearly as much as we do. He has two options in front of him. Manage an unhappy player who could suck the joy out of a hugely cohesive squad with great moral, or lose him and have a wedge to re invest. You cannot convince me as he lands in Asia he doesnt want the later. 

 

One other factor, which I dont think Ive seen mentioned is Howe and Richard hughes (Their sporting director) worked together for years and years, I wouldnt be shocked if this move and the call last week doesnt have Howe's blessing

Good Sunderland take on it there 

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gdm

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Just now, Kid Icarus said:

Look at all of the examples where it's happened. At Spurs, at Liverpool, at frigging Crystal Palace. 

 

If we sell him to them a huge proportion of the fanbase immediately questions everyone within the club's hierarchy.

In all honestly if he’s not happy I don’t want him here but I agree the Saudis need to show what they are about £150-£170m or fuck off 

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r0cafella

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The bottom line is no matter what we do not have to sell this rat. We do control that no matter what. If we sell to Liverpool it's something we are choosing to do. We are choosing to be cucks who have been played out. 

 

If people find this acceptable they should be questioning themselves. 

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1 minute ago, Displayname said:

He wants the Ballon d'or and PL/CL titles. Doubt money is THAT big part of it.

 

To be clear, it's a chance at the Ballon d'or, PL/CL titles, AND the money. None of which we are permitted to offer him under the current rules. 

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Can't see real Madrid coming in for him with Vinicius and Mbappe on books, Barca are completely knackered for money and couldn't afford him, the italian clubs also seen to be out of the orbit of feesnfor Big transfers these days.

So Liverpool or Saudí... Doubt he wants to go to Saudi:suicide:

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The clubs stance on this should be straightforward and direct. NOT FOR SALE THIS SUMMER. End of discussion. 

 

The club dont need to sell. Owners dont need cash, and we're not desperate for funds this summer (struggling to spend what we have). On top of that its too late into the window to lose a focal point on our team. 

Isak has a 3 yr contract, and we dont risk losing any leverage not selling him this summer.

 

Make it clear to Alex, he can sign a bumper contract, with a pay rise and a reasonable release clause for clubs on the continent starting next summer if hes still desperate to leave.

Otherwise, if he wants to dictate exactly where he wants to play, he can see out his contract and head to Liverpool at the end of his contract. He'll be 28 years old and still in his prime.

 

His only other option is to protest a season at 25 years old, playing for a club in the champions league with a world cup coming up. Which he wouldnt do. Make it clear, and let him know he can take the next week while the club is in Korea to get his head sorted.

The club hold all the chips and need to behave like it. Its not just about the player, its about the club maintaining their image of being strong and our word holding weight.

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r0cafella

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Just now, Palestoon said:

The clubs stance on this should be straightforward and direct. NOT FOR SALE THIS SUMMER. End of discussion. 

 

The club dont need to sell. Owners dont need cash, and we're not desperate for funds this summer (struggling to spend what we have). On top of that its too late into the window to lose a focal point on our team. 

Isak has a 3 yr contract, and we dont risk losing any leverage not selling him this summer.

 

Make it clear to Alex, he can sign a bumper contract, with a pay rise and a reasonable release clause for clubs on the continent starting next summer if hes still desperate to leave.

Otherwise, if he wants to dictate exactly where he wants to play, he can see out his contract and head to Liverpool at the end of his contract. He'll be 28 years old and still in his prime.

 

His only other option is to protest a season at 25 years old, playing for a club in the champions league with a world cup coming up. Which he wouldnt do. Make it clear, and let him know he can take the next week while the club is in Korea to get his head sorted.

The club hold all the chips and need to behave like it. Its not just about the player, its about the club maintaining their image of being strong and our word holding weight.

Brother I know your right, but fuck him wouldn't give him shit. Man can rot and be sold on our to whom we decide. 

 

After this stunt he doesn't deserve to wear our shirt. 

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For what it's worth if you look around I'm sure there are plenty of examples of world class players doing something like this and then not being sold, ultimately playing another season or two for their club and doing perfectly fine before leaving.

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