Reply With QuoteCould be, he'll fit in with the morons if he goes thereOriginally Posted by Daffydd
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They can have him. He's shite.
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Could be, he'll fit in with the morons if he goes there
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hes a decent player. but not like hes something out of the ordinary. be more interested to see how they replace De Brunye, hes gonna leave by the sounds of it
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Paqueta would be exciting Guimares is massively overrated
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Paris St-Germain forward Kylian Mbappe, 25, says "there's no way" he would join Arsenal in the summer because it is "too cold" in England. (Mail)
Always thought he was a complete nob and this proves it. he'll be right at home in Madrid.
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Guimares is nothing special, let someone else overpay for him.
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Manchester City are expected to put England midfielder Kalvin Phillips, 28, up for permanent transfer in the summer with an asking price of £30m. (Mail)
Hmm with his performance so far for west-ham. they gotta be taking the piss right?
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Please someone explain this… we are apparently sailing close to the wind with our expenditure and yet a club like Chelsea with considerably less revenue just continues to spend at will???
Chelsea are set to sign 17-year-old Estevao Willian from Palmeiras after they agreed an initial fee of 34m euros (£29m) for the winger.
The deal does include performance related add-ons for one of the most highly-rated young players in Brazil.
It is another large outlay by Chelsea, but continues their strategy of trying to sign the best young talent in the world.
The Blues have brought in a number of young players from South America in recent times, including Andrey Santos, Deivid Washington, Angelo and 17-year-old Ecuadorian forward Kendry Paez, who will arrive in 2025 from Independiente del Valle.
Chelsea have also recruited Sam Jewell from Brighton, where he was involved in their global talent-spotting network, especially in South America.
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