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🇪🇸Valencia's ex-president on Gary Neville: "That Englishman we had, he was honestly the worst coach I've ever seen in my life."🏴By KEVINAA
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Buy us! the Kuwaiti royal family probably worth between 400 and 500 billion by now (second only to the Saudis) 🙏🏽By Vesper
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Populous unveils Wrexham AFC stand that will "emerge organically from the ground" https://www.dezeen.com/2025/02/04/wrexham-afc-populous-kop-stand-ryan-reynolds-rob-mcelhenney/ The planned stand's facade will be formed of red brick, arranged in a perforated lattice to allow inward and outward views, and "dissolve the boundary between the stand and the public". According to Populous, the use of brick is a nod to traditional Ruabon red brick used throughout the area, which has led
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Mate of mine came who is a geordie fan came in and watched the game with me last night....I told him that it would be a walk in the park for Newcastle and he kept saying no chance. I said to him as good as Arsenal are or have been, they lack mass amounts of game management and don't have the mental capacity to turn up at a hostile St James Park and win and go through. There is only one team in this country who could have turned that round last night and that's Liverpool, because as well as facinBy Special Juan
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Slonina is still only 20, and he's had 1 season of European football under his belt. As for Penders, there's no way the club bring him in next season for first team football, will definitely be a Courtois style, loan for 1-2 seasons in a good league. If Sanchez survives the next transfer window....then that means we've settled for being mid-table.
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I think what happened is FFP. Essentially the club needed to get Gallagher's lovely HG money on the books. The only way to do it, was via an asset swap - which meant Felix coming in. However, Felix was only seen as an asset and not a real member of the squad as the club want to realise the £40m odd in actual cash at some point. Hence, he floated around the squad for a little while and was moved on asap. He wasn't ever really a player for us, despite being in the squad. I have said aBy King Kante
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Yeah, not sure about this. They were saying the same sort of stuff about Slonina not so long ago.
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What happened to him here? Maresca actually rated him highly as a skillful player. Maresca himself said that Palmer and Félix are the types of players fans come to watch The club and Maresca agreed to buy him permanently for such a high fee with a contract until 2030. Does he need to be offloaded (to gain game time) because there's only one spot for him? And he has to compete directly with Palmer?
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Rob Pratley does not hold back reviewing the January transfer window 2025 The good, the bad and the downright stupid... https://siphillipstalkschelsea.substack.com/p/rob-pratley-does-not-hold-back-reviewing Throughout the January transfer window, I’ve retained a measured perspective because transfers are not simple things. It takes a lot of time to do a deal - despite what people think - and they can collapse over the smallest of things. Resultantly, I’ve been waiting for th
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https://football-observatory.com/WeeklyPost490 In the last two transfer windows, only one team has had a negative net spending* of more than €250 million: Brighton & Hove. Now firmly established in the Premier League, the English club recorded a deficit of €197 million during last summer and €56 million this winter. Premier League newly-promoted Ipswich Town and Saudi Arabia's Al-Nassr round out the podium of the teams with the worst balance sheets. In the other European big-
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