Johnny RoastBeef
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Rumoured to be after Joshua Kimmich, who's probably better than Moises and would cost less.
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[Albion] Where is Moises going? (Chelsea - 14/08/2023)
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Rumoured to be after Joshua Kimmich, who's probably better than Moises and would cost less.
NorthstandRacoon
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Just shows how strong we feel about the situation. Also shuts up those ****s on twitter
De Zerbi: Moises's situation is clear
Head coach spoke in-depth about his midfielder ahead of Saturday night's game against Chelsea.www.brightonandhovealbion.com
I like all the positive things being said in that article on the official site regarding Moises, but is it odd for us to publish that article at all? Essentially its an article confirming a Brighton player is still a Brighton player. Why the need to publish that? Or is this all part of Tony's negotiating tactics?
It's just highlighting the point that we're not trying to sell a want-away player. I don't know how true it is, I hope he'd be ok if he stays, but it's just reminding people that.De Zerbi: Moises's situation is clear
Head coach spoke in-depth about his midfielder ahead of Saturday night's game against Chelsea.
I like all the positive things being said in that article on the official site regarding Moises, but is it odd for us to publish that article at all? Essentially its an article confirming a Brighton player is still a Brighton player. Why the need to publish that? Or is this all part of Tony's negotiating tactics?
Yup.
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Mancgull
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Yes, I think it’s about us being fed up of the ‘Chelsea agenda’ and pushing back publicly. I expect we’ve tried to keep negotiations in house but it’s clear that Jacobs and Fab are pushing their own agenda and Winstanley is having to prove his worth to his boss.
I think the time has come for Chelsea to get serious or decide to go elsewhere, and fairly quickly as we will draw the line at some point, and that will be well before the window closes.
I think the time has come for Chelsea to get serious or decide to go elsewhere, and fairly quickly as we will draw the line at some point, and that will be well before the window closes.
Colonel Mustard
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- Jun 18, 2023
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The Twitter mob, from what I can see, are mostly naive but aggressive young guys from outside the UK who can’t work out why a club like Brighton are being allowed to hold their mighty Chelsea to ransom. Anyone who engages with such entitled idiots are not much better.
This is one of the funniest things I’ve ever read.
Live by the sea
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He’s just doing his job . That’s what journalists do .
BBassic
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I feel dumber for having read that. A good chunk of IQ just...gone.
Insel affe
HellBilly
I hear you, now I started with a lot lower IQ than yourself, and now after reading that, I am officially an amoeba.
Icy Gull
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JetsetJimbo
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What makes this so funny is that Chelsea are like 90% of the reason why the market is so crazy right now. Like, objectively, £100m is a crazy price for any footballer. But Todd set that standard in the last couple of windows, and £100m is just what a player of Caicedo's calibre costs now.
If he wants a £70m midfielder, he can give Palace a call about Doucoure.
Seasider78
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Top quality journalism 
I reckon Losestanley is toast if he doesn't bring the Caicedo deal in.
Winstanley/other moron to Boehly, May 23 - “Todd, you’re the man. I’ve read “The Art Of The Deal” and know Bloom inside out. We’ll go in at £70m, knowing £80m will do it, but playing our cards close to our chests. We’ll use MC’s two agents and some of the Twatter mouthpieces to crank up the pressure on Bloom. Let’s kick butt”.
Winstanley/other moron to Boehly, August 23 - “Todd, sorry to report that Bloom won’t budge on £100m, what’s wrong with that douchebag?”
Every trick in the book will be attempted. Desperate times. Lol.
Seasider78
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Top quality journalism
He’s taken it down so let me just add the screenshot so the fun is not ruined!!!
Icy Gull
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Moises has changed his lookThe delusions of Grandeur of some of these dorks. Who, let's remember have just been able to log into a website to gain their authority, is incredible to me.
I might start a twitter account and declare myself to be the actual Emperor Napoleon and declare my intention to invade and annexe the Crimean once and for all.
I defy anyone to stop me! For I have an account!
BBassic
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The thing that makes me laugh is how worked up they get about the machinations of billionaires. Which is what this is. One billionaire wanting to employ a footballer currently employed by another, if not billionaire, very very rich person.
Like, f***ing go outside man. There's more to life.
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Manufactured tribalism at its worst.
Indeed. Also the general tone. It's like 'who are THESE people, to say no to US?'
Like some Valley Princess being rejected by a hick from a trailer park.
They'd do well to remember that not so long ago they were just another average shìtpot club, most famous for having a player named after a euphemysm for a hefty penis and being able to park a Ford Cortina behind the nets. Right up until they were turbo-charged by a James Bond baddie who pissed the stolen proceeds of the collapse of the USSR up the wall playing championship manager with them.
Except the majority of them won't remember that as they started supporting them in 2006.