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Premier League Thread 2023/2024

By Nalis, in General Football and Sport

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tom27111

tom27111

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3 minutes ago, TJQuik said:

He has the exact opposite issue to Martin Tyler - every match is the champions league final, Norwich score against Barrow in a pre season friendly and he screams at the top of his lungs and recites a pre-written aphorism.

 

I'd have really liked Arlo White to have done it.

 

No bias, just because he's a Leicester fan, he's actually one of the best commentators around.

 

I miss him on those dodgy American streams!

Guest ChrisWalken456

Guest ChrisWalken456

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2 hours ago, Poznan34 said:

Nice £ for Wolves 

 

 

 

He will be the first player in his prime to move there, this could be interesting. Imagine if they put a mega money bid in for Maddison! 

tom27111

tom27111

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Just now, goose2010 said:

Couldn't get the super League over here, just build it somewhere else. 

 

Won't take long for the masses to go, only take a few to go (on massive money) and players will soon follow. 

It'll never be a legacy though will it?

 

Franchise football. Arguably with blood on your hands.

 

I'm fully aware that English football was awful 30 years ago. Italy was the place to be. 

 

Spain can argue La Liga is just as good as the Premier League. 

 

But Saudi Arabia? Come on. 

 

Not having it. Hopefully it fizzles out like the Chinese League did, but that was because of salary caps.

 

Sick of these oil rich billionaires buying sport. See Golf.

 

 

Brizzle Fox

Brizzle Fox

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29 minutes ago, tom27111 said:

 

I'd have really liked Arlo White to have done it.

 

No bias, just because he's a Leicester fan, he's actually one of the best commentators around.

 

I miss him on those dodgy American streams!

His hands are now bloodied, having sold his soul to the sportswashing Saudis.

 

Perfect for a Premier League Sky gig then tbf.

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tom27111

tom27111

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Just now, Brizzle Fox said:

His hands are now bloodied, having sold his soul to the sportswashing Saudis.

 

Perfect for a Premier League Sky gig then tbf.

Good point.

 

And there's me slagging off the Saudi's in another post.

 

I wasn't aware he'd done that to be honest. 

The Bear

The Bear

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He wants to join Barcelona but they can't take him right now. So he moves to Saudi for a year, makes a mint, we get the max money for him, and next summer he probably joins Barca under a Mendes/Laporta promise. 

 

Ultimately if he's leaving I couldn't care less where he goes as long as we get the most we can for him. 

 

As for players going over there, this situation is unique in that we need him to leave but he's waiting for a specific club. Can't see any others doing the same in the prime of their career. 

Sunbury Fox

Sunbury Fox

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If a player like Neves can go for that much with only a year left on his contract, I'll be even more annoyed if we get about £35-40m for a truly creative player with good numbers like Maddison. 

 

I rate Neves as a decent player but surprised that Barca would have liked to take him. Seems on a similar level to Youri to me. 

whoareyaaa

whoareyaaa

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45 minutes ago, ChrisWalken456 said:

He will be the first player in his prime to move there, this could be interesting. Imagine if they put a mega money bid in for Maddison! 

they want Mahrez could see him going

goose2010

goose2010

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1 hour ago, tom27111 said:

It'll never be a legacy though will it?

 

Franchise football. Arguably with blood on your hands.

 

I'm fully aware that English football was awful 30 years ago. Italy was the place to be. 

 

Spain can argue La Liga is just as good as the Premier League. 

 

But Saudi Arabia? Come on. 

 

Not having it. Hopefully it fizzles out like the Chinese League did, but that was because of salary caps.

 

Sick of these oil rich billionaires buying sport. See Golf.

 

 

Players will follow money and this is stupid stupid money. Just look who has already gone and now getting linked. 

 

Ronaldo

Benezma 

Kante 

 

Neves, Marhez, Ziyech all linked this week and all look likely to go. 

 

These (other than Ronaldo) all been done before July! 

 

Can see another 5-10 going this transfer window. It makes me wonder which English player will be first, Kyle Walker maybe.

 

It is like China but these have serious cash (that actually exists) and aren't scared to flaunt it.

 

It won't be long until Sky get the rights and it's all shown live. It goes on like this for 3-5 years and it will dominate football. 

 

It may be the last nail in footballs coffin.

 

 

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coolhandfox

coolhandfox

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1 hour ago, goose2010 said:

Players will follow money and this is stupid stupid money. Just look who has already gone and now getting linked. 

 

Ronaldo

Benezma 

Kante 

 

Neves, Marhez, Ziyech all linked this week and all look likely to go. 

 

These (other than Ronaldo) all been done before July! 

 

Can see another 5-10 going this transfer window. It makes me wonder which English player will be first, Kyle Walker maybe.

 

It is like China but these have serious cash (that actually exists) and aren't scared to flaunt it.

 

It won't be long until Sky get the rights and it's all shown live. It goes on like this for 3-5 years and it will dominate football. 

 

It may be the last nail in footballs coffin.

 

 

Doubt it, unless they pull in some European teams.

 

Doubt my European football fans will watch it.

 

jayfox26

jayfox26

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It really is beyond a joke these players going to Saudi Arabia. I totally get that they are being offered a disgusting amount of money, but how much money does one person need? They already get paid obscene amounts playing in Europe. The pure greed in football from broadcasters to players is just killing the game. The average Joe fan like ourselves are expected to pay ridiculous prices for either match tickets or to watch games on TV when so many can't even afford  the basic cost of living these days. Football is the only sport I've ever really been interested in throughout my life (I'm 36 now) and it makes me sad that I feel like I'm being pushed away from the sport I love. Nobody gives 2 fcks about us fans. The players don't, the clubs don't and the broadcasters certainly don't. So long as they all get their greedy snouts in the trough, everyone else can get to fck, seems the mentality in football these days. 

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Super_horns

Super_horns

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All about the money as surely at 26 he’d want to move to a proper league in Europe if staying in England wasn’t an option .

 

Probably will be in a year ..

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whoareyaaa

whoareyaaa

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2 hours ago, goose2010 said:

Players will follow money and this is stupid stupid money. Just look who has already gone and now getting linked. 

 

Ronaldo

Benezma 

Kante 

 

Neves, Marhez, Ziyech all linked this week and all look likely to go. 

 

These (other than Ronaldo) all been done before July! 

 

Can see another 5-10 going this transfer window. It makes me wonder which English player will be first, Kyle Walker maybe.

 

It is like China but these have serious cash (that actually exists) and aren't scared to flaunt it.

 

It won't be long until Sky get the rights and it's all shown live. It goes on like this for 3-5 years and it will dominate football. 

 

It may be the last nail in footballs coffin.

 

 

Plus I think it would be a lot more desirable than living in China, it's turning into Dubai plus I bet there is quite a few high profile Islam footballers within Europes leagues

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st albans fox

st albans fox

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@The Bear has explained the neves thing 

he’ll very likely go to Barca in a year

wolves need the fee rather than him leaving on a free next summer 

 

now most agents would be telling their clients to sit tight for the final year but mendes is involved at wolves so has orchestrated a deal whereby the Saudis get a player in his prime for a year and they cover what neves will lose by not going on a free. Wolves don’t miss out and infact get more than they would have elsewhere 

 

 

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Corky

Corky

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English clubs are more than happy to power past every other European league financially, the Saudis are just doing it bigger right now.

 

 

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Wymsey

Wymsey

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Hearing that Brennan Johnson is set to move to Villa.

Would be a good move for both potentially.

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