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They can't even see how flimsy they are are.. total prisoners of the moment and ironically show significant mental weakness which is what most complain about the players.

 

I think what excites some them the most isn't the team but the transfer window

 

Yep. It's weird. I sometimes think they want failure because for them that equates to new players.

 

CR would definitely contribute some goals but I don’t think he makes any difference in how many trophies we lift.

Hard pass for me.

I don’t particularly like Rodrygo as a 9 but if Benz can’t play just roll with him IMO.

 

This sounds a more logical short term solution.

Dreading a possible CR7 because of feels is terrible decision making.

 

nothing. Him using the facilities was always gonna bring rumors

 

Cristiano leaves Madrid for Dubai.

In other news, Biscuits just announced international retirement.

 

Sinisa Mihajlovic scored over 100 goals in his career as a defender. The majority of which were direct free-kicks. Including a hat-trick of them as Lazio beat Sampdoria 5-2 in 1998. pic.twitter.com/y9pvgC6AWw

— Colin Millar (@Millar_Colin) December 16, 2022

A compilation of Sinisa Mihajlovic free-kick goals in Europe. He was a cheat code. pic.twitter.com/wq0oAAMFkB

— Colin Millar (@Millar_Colin) December 16, 2022

 

What an absolute legend
That Yuguoslavia team was beautiful

 

The obsession and continual posting over Cristiano’s every move is a sad state of affairs.

 

[🚨] Breaking: New FIFA regulations will see football clubs pay less agent fees during a player transfer. The rules now stipulate that dual representation - of a club and a player involved in a specific deal - is now banned. As well as this, commission caps will be imposed.

— City Zone (@City_Zone_) December 17, 2022

[🚨] The changes are expected to be followed by the passing of an agent's exam - meaning that family members will be unable earn commission on transfers unless they are officially passed by FIFA.

— City Zone (@City_Zone_) December 17, 2022

 

Awesome

hopefully eliminate agent transfer fees altogether at some point

 

Heavy blow to the club presidents, agents and others in power who have benefited from this corrupt system which emptied club's profits and revenues into their greedy hands.

 

Anybody with a functioning brain cell could tell you that having an agent who represented both the club and the player had a huge conflict of interest.

The interests don’t merely conflict, they are diametrically opposed. The club wants to pay the least amount possible, the player wants to be paid the most possible.

Each party should have its own agents and each party should pay their own agents. Agents taking a cut of the transfer fee is just a stupid way of doing things.

Transfer fees are an aberration too, but that’s another story.

 

All this means is that players will demand more in signing fees or whatever just to compensate them paying their own agents. Pointless for a player-agent relationship

 

This isn't true. If the amount paid is limited by a small percentage then there isn't enough money that could make up that difference.

What this will do is make many agents move to different careers while stopping all the shady theft and money washing going on in the sport.

This is a very good step in the right direction

 

Ah, so the rule is actually for agents to only be allowed a set percentage of the transfer rather than a demand of whatever they want?

 

That is just an assumption I am making. What we do know is there will be commission caps.

 

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