Summer Transfer Speculation and Shit

[Cripps_orig]

Even when we bid for players no one is happy.

But when we don't spend no one is happy

no one is ever happy

I'm always happy tbh.

Keep the faith, this could be our last summer under Wenger and then we get our arsenal back

[Dicks and chicks]

Poetic.

Its the truth though, Chelsea and man city spend fuck loads, yet all their fans do is moan

[McNamara That Ghost...]

Nope wrong again, the selling club decide the price not the buying one. They don't even want to sell.

They don't always; like anything else, it depends on the circumstances. If it comes to Liverpool risking being in the same situation as last season then they would probably accept say £47 million as opposed to holding out for £50 million.

If a player makes it emphatically clear they want to leave and for one particular club, it does weaken their ability to say, no we want £55 million.

[Dicks and chicks]

I'm always happy tbh.

Keep the faith, this could be our last summer under Wenger and then we get our arsenal back

if we buy suarez, bernard and fellani, we will have a strong enough squad to compete

Man city's new signings might not adapt to the EPL
Man united may collapse under moyes, they've lost 2 out of their first 3 pre season games
Chelsea may fuck up due to moriniho's wumming

all in all is also important to take note that this season's premier league will have the highest dispersed amount of talent ever.

[Ollie the Optimist]

Nope wrong again, the selling club decide the price not the buying one. They don't even want to sell.

they might not want to sell, but these days if a player puts a transfer request in, or releases a statement etc more often then not, player power wins. if he puts in a transfer request, ive read he gives up a 5million pound loyatly bonus or signing on fee or whatever it is, we add on 5 million in add ons about trophies won. deal is worth 50 million to liverpool potentially and a guarenteed 45 million.

take a look at last year, we didnt want to sell van persie, he released that statement, he left. same thing can happen to liverpool. but in this day, bidding 40 milion pounds is a serious bid. if arsenal wanted to bid just to say to fans we tried, they would bid 35 million max.

[Dicks and chicks]

They don't always; like anything else, it depends on the circumstances. If it comes to Liverpool risking being in the same situation as last season then they would probably accept say £47 million as opposed to holding out for £50 million.

If a player makes it emphatically clear they want to leave and for one particular club, it does weaken their ability to say, no we want £55 million.

or if you're arsenal you give into any cheap ass bid

[McNamara That Ghost...]

or if you're arsenal you give into any cheap ass bid

Well yeah exactly. And in our case we then bloat the contract with sell on fees and crap like that rather than hold out for bigger fees at first glance.

[Özim]

They don't always; like anything else, it depends on the circumstances. If it comes to Liverpool risking being in the same situation as last season then they would probably accept say £47 million as opposed to holding out for £50 million.

If a player makes it emphatically clear they want to leave and for one particular club, it does weaken their ability to say, no we want £55 million.

Tevez wanted to leave Man City though, he didn't until they wanted to let him. If Liverpool don't get their money they are under no obligation to sell, it really depends on how they want to manage this.

In addition they can try and get other clubs involved by brokering exchange deals perhaps.

[Dicks and chicks]

Tevez wanted to leave Man City though, he didn't until they wanted to let him. If Liverpool don't get their money they are under no obligation to sell, it really depends on how they want to manage this.

In addition they can try and get other clubs involved by brokering exchange deals perhaps.

The quicker they sell him and look for replacements the better it is for everyone involved

[Munchies]

This made me