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https://www.dailymail.co.uk/sport/f...taly-star-Federico-Chiesa-fine-Euro-2020.htmlRejected an offer we never made more like
Someone either wants a new deal, a pay day or wants a sal.
I'm fairly sure juve certainly don't want sale.
The question is who is his agent as he is the star of the Italian euro team and the dollar signs are flashing or does the player have a low wage or contra t 2yearsto completion?
I'm fairly sure juve certainly don't want sale.
The question is who is his agent as he is the star of the Italian euro team and the dollar signs are flashing or does the player have a low wage or contra t 2yearsto completion?
OK so Google says same rumours were flying last year when he moved to juve and the players agent is his father.
Maybe he wants more money
Maybe he wants more money
As he us only on loan at Juventus how could we make an offer to them and they be able to reject it. Very piss poor journo!
He's on loan to Juve with the obligation to buy, €40m plus add-ons.
Technically Juve sort of pre-own him.
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Gini given interview saying he felt like fans didn’t really love him during his final couple years. Fans in stadium were great but those on social media were different. If we lost he got the blame and saying he didn’t want to be here etc.
Not sure what to make of that. Think he got a hell of a lot of love and respect from lfc fans as his time with us went on. To start with was hard to see what he offered but think last 2/3 years most true lfc fans knew he was a vital cog and hugely important to everything we won. I think to say fans didn’t love him due to social media is a bit naive. Nearly everyone knows that most abusing ‘fans’ on social media are idiots who don’t really support the club properly anyway so to tarnish all other fans by them is poor.
Not sure what to make of that. Think he got a hell of a lot of love and respect from lfc fans as his time with us went on. To start with was hard to see what he offered but think last 2/3 years most true lfc fans knew he was a vital cog and hugely important to everything we won. I think to say fans didn’t love him due to social media is a bit naive. Nearly everyone knows that most abusing ‘fans’ on social media are idiots who don’t really support the club properly anyway so to tarnish all other fans by them is poor.
Pah. That's pure excuses. If he signed his contract the Internet trolls would shut up and pick on someone else. If he's not grown up enough to know that he would be questioned on commitment to the case as he ran down his contract he won't do well where he has gone.
Pure excuses.
We not have a supposed bidding war for nat Phillips. The bargain bucket hunters like Brighton, West ham and Bayer leverkusen apparently all interested.
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It's a chicken and egg situation isn't it. Did fans question his commitment because he refused to sign a new contract or did he not want to sign because fans were complaining about him?
If we take posts on here as an example, have people been slagging him off for the last couple of years? Not that I can recall. The odd moan, yes but in general the consensus has been that he's been the team's stalwart.
Who knows but if that was his only reason them its a pretty poor reason. Who know what grief any of them get online but tbh I wouldn't dream of following much less interacting with players, maybe younger people do.
I hardly believe that in march 2020 with a CL medal and a prem medal coming he was getting such abuse. Yet roll forward to August and September 2020 it was patently clear he was not signing. Tbh probably he had already made that decision prior to 19/20 season.
Yeah chicken and egg is probably a good way to describe it. Imo whoever any player is they should know the plastics online are not worth listening to ever. Fans in ground are the ones you listen to.
Pretty good after his last two seasons. Briefly he was worth twice it but the bournemouth season ended that.
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Maybe but at the end of the day he is a human being and it sounds like he was still reading it. I'm not on Twitter or Insta but I'm still glad I don't have hundreds or thousands of people from around the World criticising me on there. And depending on the sort of person he is, one negative comment may outweigh a hundred positive ones in his mind.
Can't remember anybody slagging Gini off, except maybe the odd comment re his lack of creativity. Trent took a bit of a battering, as did Bobby. Maybe Mo for his selfishness. But Gini? Not on here anyway.
He got loads of **** last year from probably the same twatter trolls who chased young neco williams off there too.
Its a massive problem thats actually getting a lot of attention at the moment, hendo started an anti online abuse thing called hope united recently for example.
but i often think until that problem is solved (twitter accounts linked to phone number/official I.D. required) then players could take thier own actions to prevent seeing it all by like i dunno, deleting it? Making your profile private perhaps?
That may sound harsh but im ok with that. I cba people who have headaches but wont take an aspirin namean.
Thierry Henry came off twitter in protest recently fir example.. Others could have followed his lead but chose not to.
So on one hand im all for stopping the abuse online and those social media companies deffo need to do something.
but at the same time im also thinking players and celebs should stop moaning and do summin about it themselves.
I dont really care what gini says about online trolls but now hes a psg player i wish him well (except against us) and he'll always be a Liverpool legend imo
Any public figure is going to get **** on social media, because that's how pathetic people are. Imo, if you're not really thick-skinned then don't use it. Have a private account for friends, and just publish news more widely if you want, but don't interact with the public.
It's crass, but it's reality. To expect to get the adulation but not be prepared for the trolling is really naive. Especially in such a tribal and often toxic environment as football.
U think you.might have something there. As a quiet sort he might well take stuff to heart but still, it was at its core all about money.
I agree. All social media needs to be linked to real people. As in really linked as you have said.
It won't stop them being scumbags but they can be dealt with quickly when they are.
Twitter is a swamp. It's got zero redeeming features.
Facebook started out as not being a swamp bit people had real accounts accepted fake accounts as "friends" and the it spirals into the same swamp. It's also an old person's fake news platform now.
The only way to slightly raise the standard is to cut out fake accounts but no usa based company will do it as they'll lose half their accounts overnight imo