It's as stupid as grounding your kids for a week and 2 hours later they are out playing again. They know the rules never really hurt them and don't learn or care about them same as rich clubs. A lot of them even pay the manager fines for them don't they?
Mauricio Pochettino seeking solace in TV show House of Cards with Tottenham standing on brink of Champions League elimination: 'I learn a lot from this series... sometimes football is so political and it's going in this direction' Matt Barlow for MailOnline
I think it's more sell one key player and the rest come crumbling down. I think his grasp of the language is like Klopps, but his are funny poch is sometimes weird.
how do we know really that he would be.. he seems a hard running, very structured type manager. He's put nothing into cups at all. 2 dms. type merchant. I'm not sure anyone will give.him 500 mil of players.
That might not be down to him, we don't know. The owner could have said cl qualification is most important to fund new stadium costs and keep what players we have with decent wages until stadium is good to go. Arsenal done similar with their stadium cl was key for finance reasons.
We touched on this a few days ago. Paying for the Emirates was a major factor in Arsenal slipping from serious title contenders to 4th place specialists. Judicious spending and smart scouting can give a good manager a chance to build a strong team, and to tread water near the top, but to keep up with the really big guns you have to be able to spend big on occasion. The stadium debt could do for Spurs if they're not careful and/or lucky.
What you are saying is this: If you had by some miracle a great exceptional night with Scarlett Johannson, you would have a great time but would feel soiled and guilty for doing it
Firmino has more champions league goals in the past 12 months than Everton have champions league or European cup goals full stop.
I think it will. I think the massive over run they've managed to have could make them the next leeds. I just wonder though if just simply putting kane and alli and eriksen on the market won't just pay that off. The problem there isnt enough buyers for all of them
What a disingenuous headline on this BBC article, Seamus wasn't worried about making the donation he was worried whether making it public would lead people to say he should have given more, or whether not making public would make the appeal less publicised. Everton's Seamus Coleman 'worried' about donating money to Liverpool fan Sean Cox https://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/football/46107472
well.... lets put it this way. klopp only gave 5 grand. The LFC squad could each donate 20% of their weeks wages each and look after the guy for life. Alisson (New Signing) 25 £120,000 6 Years (2024) Simon Mignolet 29 £60,000 3 Years (2021) Loris Karius 25 £25,000 3 Years (2021) Virgil Van Dijk 27 £150,000 5 Years (2023) Joel Matip26 £70,000 2 Years (2020) Dejan Lovren 29 £90,000 3 Years (2021) Ragnar Klavan 32 £55,000 1 Years (2019) Joe Gomez 21 £30,000 4 Years (2022) Andrew Robertson 24 £50,000 3 Years (2021) Alberto Moreno26 £40,000 Last Year (2019) Nathaniel Clyne 27 £70,000 2 Years (2020) Trent Alexander-Arnold (New Deal)19 £50,000 3 Years (2021) Fabinho (New Signing) 24 £100,000 5 Years (2023) Georginio Wijnaldum 27 £90,000 3 Years (2021) Jordan Henderson 28 £100,000 2 Years (2020) James Milner 32 £120,000 Last Year (2019) Alex Oxlade-Chamberlain 24 £90,000 4 Years (2022) Naby Keïta (New Signing) 23 £120,000 5 Years (2023) Adam Lallana 30 £65,000 2 Years (2020) Sadio Mané 26 £90,000 3 Years (2021) Mohamed Salah (New Deal) 25 £200,000 5 Years (2023) Xherdan Shaqiri (New Signing) 26 £90,000 5 Years (2023) Roberto Firmino (New Deal) 26 £180,000 5 Years (2023) Daniel Sturridge 28 £120,000 Last Year (2019) Dominic Solanki 20 £25,000 4 Years (2022) Just say... ok give me 20% of one weeks wages. 2.25mil above per week. the guy needs half a mil or something. 20% of that wage bill is 450k.. and klopp can throw in 100k and stop being mean. so seamus coleman need not worry about being called stingy. I find it astounding that the club hasn't dealt with this more effectively especially as a "charity" i assume all donations are written off against tax.
