Your last line is key.Christ it's been longer than a marathon race already if he ain't made his mind up yet now he never bloody will.
Plus the reluctance of clubs queueing for his services
Good question. He has played in most recent games but Martinez will probably only pick two from De Bruyne, Witsel and him. Witsel is also not guaranteed to play at Athletico .. but I am pretty sure Youri does not want the next 3 months sitting on someone’s bench.Just a thought, would Martinez pick a player for world Cup if not playing regularly ???
Err that is attractive for us! Cash up front folks, Maguire set the structure for these types of transfers.It is possible for a player keen on a move to get his agent to do his job and ask a club (such as Arsenal) to put up or shut up...
Incidently it says in my paper that Newcastle proposed a 'structured' deal for Madds to get round FFP i.e. even longer payment plan than normally applies...
Again I might be wrong but it would be interesting what that plan might have been as if it was just they'll pay over 3 years not 2 for example I don't think a payment plan with LCFC makes any difference for the PL's FFP. That's just balance sheet stuff isn't it (initial payment comes out of bank, rest is current liabilities & longer term liabilities depending on the plan, full value of the player is capitalised as an intangible asset)? The amortisation would still be at the same rate on the P&L surely as would the salary?It is possible for a player keen on a move to get his agent to do his job and ask a club (such as Arsenal) to put up or shut up...
Incidently it says in my paper that Newcastle proposed a 'structured' deal for Madds to get round FFP i.e. even longer payment plan than normally applies...
That's the norm these days.It is possible for a player keen on a move to get his agent to do his job and ask a club (such as Arsenal) to put up or shut up...
Incidently it says in my paper that Newcastle proposed a 'structured' deal for Madds to get round FFP i.e. even longer payment plan than normally applies...
That will only work for us if the fee is much larger than his going rate.It is possible for a player keen on a move to get his agent to do his job and ask a club (such as Arsenal) to put up or shut up...
Incidently it says in my paper that Newcastle proposed a 'structured' deal for Madds to get round FFP i.e. even longer payment plan than normally applies...