ewe2
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LOL …..Dahoud …..ready made replacement !!!
and what do you think suitable compensation would be to sell a player who has been consistently delivering in the best league in the world for seven seasons, and is able to offer the experience, continuity and stability that we are desperately going to need after the departure of the manager? because i think it’s definitely going to be more than whatever frankfurt would be willing to offer us for a 32 year old with one year left on his dealBut isn’t TB’s ethos that literally anyone can leave mid contract with his blessing, if suitable compensation is paid?
But this didn’t happen with Caicedo, Trossard, MacAllister etc - they left when they wanted despite all having fairly decent length contracts lefthe is still contracted here for another year. if TB needs to explain to him in no uncertain terms that he needs him to stay, i’m sure something could be worked out. if pascal is still 100% adamant on leaving (which by the way there’s no evidence for) then i’m sure he’d let him go. but i’m also sure that with recent events, TB is now even more likely to do everything in his power to keep hold of him
because suitable amounts of compensation were offered. which is not what we’d get for a player in his 30s with one year left on his deal. the experience he offers is worth way more than the €4M or so we’d get for pascal now.But this didn’t happen with Caicedo, Trossard, MacAllister etc - they left when they wanted despite all having fairly decent length contracts left
Oi!!! He is a lovely guy whose English is better than a lot on here.Imagine starting a whole thread just to brag. What is the world coming to?
The answer is probably yes - our last chance to get a fee for him.
and what do you think suitable compensation would be to sell a player who has been consistently delivering in the best league in the world for seven seasons, and is able to offer the experience, continuity and stability that we are desperately going to need after the departure of the manager? because i think it’s definitely going to be more than whatever frankfurt would be willing to offer us for a 32 year old with one year left on his deal
No - Gross won’t be crying Mac Allister style, it’s just not an efficient thing to do! In fact, I doubt Gross has ever cried, look at those eyes!
if for no other reason than that clearing out david jones’ locker would be a mammoth taskIf he does leave I'm sure they'll be lots of threads saying he's rubbish really and out of Gross and David Jones, the finance director, they'd rather keep Jones
Yes and the answer to my question when asked was that he is staying. Nobody knew about RDZ decision 24 hrs earlier so Gross would not have had time to process that. It is not unreasonable to assume he COULD have a change of heart with what has happened in the last day or so.But didn’t ’recent developments’ happen yesterday also?
Yes the £115 million or any decent money isn't importantBut this didn’t happen with Caicedo, Trossard, MacAllister etc - they left when they wanted despite all having fairly decent length contracts left