Semi-Neutral
Sir Alupp Heynrguson
Wow, I agree with you completely. Not to mention I would be fully satisfied with that result (especially the cheaper CB part).
http://www.footballtop.com/news/latest-transfer-rumours-barca-chase-hummels
Man this is sounding good!
Do we even know if City want to sell? They've already sold Balotelli, and I've heard Tevez wants back to Argentina. Why would they sell Aguero as well?
Classic English knee-jerk reaction to any footballing event that occurs involving any form of outside football with the English game. Remember 2 months ago when everyone decided that Ibra was, in fact, a good player or 8 months ago when Pirlo was suddenly the best player in Europe, etc.
One average performance by Neymar with a set of English eyes on him and suddenly he is, always has been and always will be an average player!?
Yeah, very good.
Romario started at Psv, ronaldo at Psv, ronnie at psg and rivaldo at deportivo. Meanwhile robhino went straight to Madrid and flopped. If neymar was scoring all these goals at Psv I would say spend 50 million but scoring in brazil means very little. History has shown us that players should prove themselves at European clubs first. Neymar for 20 million is fine but paying 50 for a player who has not proved himself in Europe is unheard of.
My predictions:
Neymar-in (I bet we'll negotiate it down to say 37 million which is still too much)
de Gea-in (if Man United buy the Stoke keeper then they are going to be more likely to sell de Gea)
Valdes-stays (We'll need him for one more year as the new goalkeeper settles)
Hummels- not going to happen (there seem to be too many obstacles in the way for this transfer to really accumulate with his transfer fee, wages, our interest, etc.)
Some other cheaper CB-in (I think this is destined to happen, we'll either go for someone young or we'll go for someone reliable but not amazing)
Aguero-definitely not going to happen (just like Hummels's case, there will be too many obstacles and his transfer fee would be astronomical)
Been saying this for awhile now, zero reason to keep him in Brasil apart from ego massage ahead of WC'14 - he'll be brought back down to earth in Europe as it's clear he still has a lot to work on in his game...The two sitters alone are ones top European strikers rarely botch nevermind one touted as the future Ballon D'Or winner. In fact, Oscar still looks like a better overall player to me
Classic English knee-jerk reaction to any footballing event that occurs involving any form of outside football with the English game. Remember 2 months ago when everyone decided that Ibra was, in fact, a good player or 8 months ago when Pirlo was suddenly the best player in Europe, etc.
One average performance by Neymar with a set of English eyes on him and suddenly he is, always has been and always will be an average player!?
Yeah, very good.