227 BHA
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Yes, but they’re not signing a striker? Caceido doesn’t score many goals but he cost more than any other goal scoring midfielder out there
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[Albion] Napoli interested in Billy Gilmour **Sold 30/08/24**
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From an interview he gave a few months back I doubt this. He is very close to numerous agents and they use each other for mutual benefit. Most of his information seems genuine.
Green Cross Code Man
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This is exactly correct. See my post a few posts above. I know this from a cast iron source and there are sure to be others here who are either in the know or likewise have connections to those that are.
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Brightonfan1983
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But if Gilmour wants to go and FH wants him to stay, then aside from spending a few weeks trying to persuade him to stay, Tony's last stand is to hold out for silly money, isn't it?
If we want to keep a good PL midfielder, and Napoli want to take him, what would you consider silly money?
I think there's a huge gap between silly money, and the figures currently being suggested.
- May 8, 2018
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No what McThug has left on his contract and he scores goals so not really a comparable to WBG
Eitherway I believe he only has two years left with us so if he doesn’t go, it will be a new improved deal to stay (for now) I’d imagine to protect our interests as well, with a clause / understanding in the summer
Eitherway I believe he only has two years left with us so if he doesn’t go, it will be a new improved deal to stay (for now) I’d imagine to protect our interests as well, with a clause / understanding in the summer
Not really. Burn wanted to go - he went, there wasn't a long drawn out argument over the fee.
Undav wanted to go - he went.
You could argue we didn't hold out too hard for wantaways Trossard and Sanchez either.
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Weststander
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He’s not the all seeing eye.
On many occasions he’s clearly reacting to confident posts from credible rivals …. and plagiarises.
Some clubs almost certainly pay him fortunes for propaganda eg Chelsea.
- Jul 10, 2003
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Shit Billy Gilmour, They've signed a shit Billy Gilmour.
Shit Billy Gilmour,
They've signed a shit Billy Gilmour,
#Keepthefaith
BluesRockDJ
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Weeks ? Think you're talking days ?
Weststander
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Step one of the Napoli rebuild, ten to go.
- Jul 10, 2003
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Something I hadn't considered, what if it's for fashion reasons ?
We're fairly eclectic down here, but can we really compete with Milan and Rome
We're fairly eclectic down here, but can we really compete with Milan and Rome
Weststander
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Something I hadn't considered, what if it's for fashion reasons ?
We're fairly eclectic down here, but can we really compete with Milan and Rome
And that’s a kids size pool table
.Billy Gilmour and James Milner really didn't have the same role yesterday. Difficult to compare them.
The tactic yesterday was all about getting Billy into positions where he had the field in front of him rather than turned in the wrong direction. It was difficult for the first twenty minutes when United where disciplined enough to cut him off. But later on, Gilmour found more space and showed what a playmaker he is.
James Milner was tasked with supporting whatever side Manchester wanted to overload on. This meant, in the first half, following Mason Mount around, which was done very well (to the point of Mount going off).
Both did a very good job and I wouldn't be surprised to see the same duo against Arsenal.
The tactic yesterday was all about getting Billy into positions where he had the field in front of him rather than turned in the wrong direction. It was difficult for the first twenty minutes when United where disciplined enough to cut him off. But later on, Gilmour found more space and showed what a playmaker he is.
James Milner was tasked with supporting whatever side Manchester wanted to overload on. This meant, in the first half, following Mason Mount around, which was done very well (to the point of Mount going off).
Both did a very good job and I wouldn't be surprised to see the same duo against Arsenal.
AZ Gull
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On April 28th, away at Bournemouth.When was the last time BG completed a full match? Go on, somebody tell me it was last week!
BluesRockDJ
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Think you've done a good job of selling him. Are you his agent ?