Given that he moves about the pitch like an old man these days, one can only assume that referees see his consistent fouling as being as a result of his soon-to-be retiring immobility and poor timing, rather than malice. The problem is, this isn't Casemiro at 32, it's Caicedo at 22 and you'd be hard pressed to demonstrate too much difference in their playing styles at the moment.
VAR to ref: 'OK, checked shiny badge, no red, check over'...easy...
His agent is his father not some fly by night 'agent'.
I know money is a 'god' in football but there are some decent people in the business.
Chelsea unsettled him. They used their classic tactics, butter up the agent, use Romano and that pound shop English version of him they've got to stir things up on social media and, when all that failed, pay way over the odds. It's the only way Boehly knows. He's a petulant, dog-in-the-manger child who has no original thoughts himself but uses his wealth and position to steal everyone else's. And it's all grimly backfiring. Just wait until they have to sell players or face a points deduction and no one wants their overpriced flops.
If figures floated about are correct Moises will earn 7.8 mil across 8 years working out to 150k a week. Alexis Macallister reported to be the same. Now once trophy bonuses and performance related pay are taken into account Ali Mac is prob on twice the money.
His father sold him to another agent for £1m just before the Chelsea deal.
OP is talking about MacAllister
Well, worked out well for us,and for Mac Alister, I suppose. Didn't do much of a job stopping Liverpool stepping in and forcing Chelsea to pay more for Caicedo though.
‘I hope the bloke rots there.’
As I understood it at the time (and fair enough, I know that none of us who weren't actually there knows anything (except Romano
)) Liverpool outbid Chelsea,, but we wouldn't accept the higher bid because Moises' wouldn't sign (or his agent or his mum couldn't let him).
