Ligue 1

Bertus

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This was actually a terrible window by PSG. All they needed was a great midfielder...
Spot on.

Terrible window.

Even if cavani is a great signing, he should never have been a priority.

Actually, we needed the most:

- A midfielder
- A RB

We got nothing because as said above, since Leo left, no one took over him.

Dead management is dead.
 

pEllee

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Only his second goal this season, but that was a typical Ibra goal. Hopefully he'll start scoring now again. :)


EDIT: Falcao...just throws himself in there. Close to getting a boot in the face but he doesn't care, he wants that goal and he got it.

1-1
 
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Bertus

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Marseille lost to the poor team of Reims because of..............

N'Koulou of course.

Told you he was overrated. And it's not his first big mistake since the start of the season.
 

Bertus

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Scoring 4 goals against Lyon feels good.
 
Monaco will have to pay the 75% tax on yearly wages of 1M and higher :)

There is a small chance that Rybolovlev might walk out already. If that is his intention than Monaco will sell hard this winter
 
Quick summary in light of new events. Yesterday a bill was voted in the national assembly which stipulated that the 75% tax extends to any company, etc. affiliated with a french federation. AS Monaco is the only fiscal entity in this situation . Yet today the government organized a new vote to void the bill. The bill is out.

As Rybolovlev had said months ago that he could simply leave if the tax was implemented, the most likely scenario is that upon hearing about the bill, Rybo picked up his phone and told the government he would leave immediately, and the government backed off because it makes no sense to lose Monaco's indirect contributions (TV rights, UEFA coefficient) for the sake of a bill that means nothing without Monaco.

I fail to see another explanation but I would like to be wrong. This would be yet another hilarious humiliation for the government, especially considering it was predictable.

EDIT: if this is true the whole situation has been horribly managed by Hollande and his administration. There were several ways to try to prevent this situation, but no measures were taken.
 
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