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3 hours ago, KaKa said:

I followed the Arsenal and Sesko drama a little bit, earlier in the summer.

 

Something I took away from that is that Sesko and his agent have a great relationship with Leipzig.

 

Unless clubs that are interested pay what Leipzig wants, I got the impression that Sesko would just stay there and not kick up any kind of fuss whatsoever. 

 

Arsenal were trying everything to pay less for Sesko to no avail. Instead they got Gyokeres to make a real stink at Sporting and insist on Arsenal so that Arsenal could then negotiate the price/terms in their favour.

 

This is apparently the new "big club" dirt bag move. Get the player to say he only wants them, so they can then bully the selling club into accepting less.

 

I think Man United have tried the same stunt here and it may have backfired. Surely Sesko would have come out and insisted on them by now, if he favoured them and wanted to give them an advantage in negotiations? But I don't believe Sesko and his agent are at all willing to do that to Leipzig.

 

From the beginning of the week Romano has been saying that we are willing to pay both Sesko and Leipzig what they want, which is crucial for this deal to happen. On Friday night we hear from his homeland he has chosen us and then a bid the next day.

 

I'm thinking we make those final adjustments to the bid and this thing could be all wrapped up. Wouldn't be surprised at all if we already had agreement with Sesko and his agent in line with the Slovenian reports, and so they're just waiting for us to agree with Leipzig too, before they confirm everything officially.

 

Sesko and his agent are working closely with Leipzig on this whole thing. If either party isn't happy this deal is not going to happen. From the Man Utd side it seems they are not willing to pay what is being asked, similar to Arsenal, and so are trying to do the Gyokeres and Mbeumo thing and haggle the fee down. 

 

 

 

 

 

I hope you are right, but then I don't really know why we've dragged this out so long if that's the case. It's not like taking our time worked with Trafford, Pedro or Ekitike. When cartel clubs are sniffing around, they somehow manage to find a way, and with Man U, as we saw with the Covid scam, the PL will always look favourably if they want to bend the rules a little bit. 

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2 hours ago, Rich said:


That would be fine with me if he’d performed for two years, we were prepared for it, and we were selling him for twice what we paid.

 

 

Was thinking this as well wrt the Sesko saga. With us being restricted to a second tier wage structure, we do have to get used to the idea of buying and selling players until we have managed to raise our income to cartel levels. 

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19 minutes ago, toon25 said:

 

A. We have the funds.

 

B. We won't sell Isak (at all imo) before bringing someone in

Sense at last.

We dont have to sell, no matter how much Ornstein and Romano bitch on.

We have funds...just deep pockets and short arms

We need another striker even if Isak stays, 2 if he goes unless were planning on playing one of our half dozen keepers up front

Isak debacle is massively distracting from the issue that our defence is aging and getting slower by the day, with a utilty backup, one even older and the other becoming as fragile as Wilson. 

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Isn’t this contrary to previous tweets from other random blokes that suggested that we were just working out a few details? 
 

Felt like we were clearly more advanced than Man U. 

 

 

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As much cachet as Man Utd still have (Although given his age can he actually remember when they were good?) if he goes there over us if our financial packages re the same I’ll be bewildered. It should be as simple as our negotiating team saying "compare how things have gone for Isak to Hojlund"

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3 minutes ago, JT24 said:

If anything this place will be fun if Newcastle lose out on another transfer saga this summer. 
 

Have to win one eventually, right? Right??

There's absolutely nowt fun about it like.

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