@themagic_tophat@nonewthing I think going down is such a major risk for wolves that they will go above and beyond to ensure that nothing spoils the apple cart!
@themagic_tophat@nonewthing I think Cunha does have leverage. An approach in the transfer market can distract him and if it upsets his form, wolves are bound to be relegated.
We discount soft factors like goodwill and motivation. Imagine rewarding Cunha, it makes him happy and keeps his good form going.
The fact that so many successful politicians are such shameless liars is not only a reflection on them, it is also a reflection on us. When the people want the impossible, only liars can satisfy them, and only in the short run.
@DaBeardedGooner@LeGrove I will always love him though. At his lowest (also when he won 3 FA cups and became the most decorated manager in FA Cup history), i could not bare to watch mourinho & co get the better of him continuously.
@DaBeardedGooner@LeGrove He was sadly more fixated on what football should be rather than focusing on what it has become. He was a romantic in a world of pragmatists.
@CliffeRocker I don't think clubs can still directly plug and play even very very talented players from South America. They will either have to use the loan system or as Bohley is doing, a multi club system to park your assets and get them minuites.
Talks have moved slowly this week between Chelsea and Brighton as Brighton are demanding at least £100m for Caicedo, they believe the Rice to Arsenal move has set the benchmark. Paul Winstanley is leading Chelsea’s business. (@JacobSteinberg) #CFC https://t.co/odlvvkdqRC
@naphtrax Maybe. To me it looks like they are waiting to see what Rice goes for and use it as a reference in negotiations. They'll also say he has a long term contract.
Another big window of spending from Arsenal then. Surely now no title next season is considered a failure? You can't be these 'underdogs' forever when you outspend 99% of the league. I'm expecting success next season.