Yeah the Havertz deal is done. Just a matter of when it’s announced now.
Yeah the Havertz deal is done. Just a matter of when it’s announced now.
Donkey Boy
you're keeping an open mind then...
AbsolutelyOriginally Posted by Mac76
I call him Donkey Boy because he literally owns Donkeys….looks more like a goblin than a Donkey
I don’t want him and don’t rate him, but 65 million? I fucking well hope I’m wrong
Last edited by HCZ_Reborn; 27-06-2023 at 11:22 AM.
£65m doesn't get you a particularly good player these days.
Evidently
Havertz from what I can tell is a gamble in the hope that we’ve got on our hands another Salah or De Bruyne (in terms of a player who didn’t work out for Chelsea but was a superstar at their new club). I think it’s an incredibly high risk strategy given Havertz has been at Chelsea for three years. But more than anything I resent giving them money to rescue them from their own heedless stupidity. I think not all of their players were going to be prepared to go to Saudi Arabia, every premier league club had the chance to keep the foot on their throat and make it so they were stuck with players who either weren’t good enough or hate it at Chelsea and have downed tools
To screw over Chelsea, is more than just amusing…I see it as a moral duty.
But ultimately Arteta doesn’t prioritise Chelsea’s misery as much as I do, so let’s hope he’s right about this player
Last edited by HCZ_Reborn; 27-06-2023 at 11:57 AM.
Bayern have submitted a bid for Harry Kane in the ballpark of what we’ve offered for Rice (for all those on heavy doses of copium yes I concede Bayern adds on for league title are a bit more realistic than ours but it’s all relative)
The rule of thumb is when you see about offers for players which aren’t immediately preceded by “have reached an agreement for signing” of, you probably can gleam from that, that the selling club is going to reject the offer.
Like the Ammers, Spurs will want hard cash for Kane and Bayern and pretty much every club other than feckless ones tend to make the deal a structured one. This is why in many ways, it’s actually harder to complete the transfer because in many ways the selling club has all the power (well if they choose to, there’s still too many players we’ve sold for virtually nothing and that’s my biggest gripe with our transfer policy…well that and transfer targets)
I’m a bit behind, but yes as i thought would be the case Bayern’s bid rejected
Another club not serious about getting too targets
I really hope Kane stays for another year then leaves for free.
Please Arsenal, pull the plug on Rice.
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