Vesper

No,

really?

play CuCu there if people can pretend he is a CB, then we can pretend he is a DMF lolololol also, you forgot Big Zak

Willian has rejuvenated at Fulham

How does Qatar’s royal family spend its US$335 billion net worth? The House of Thani, who banned alcohol at the World Cup, splurges on a VIP airline, yachts and even football club Paris Saint-Germain https://www.scmp.com/magazines/style/celebrity/article/3201351/how-does-qatars-royal-family-spend-its-us335-billion-net-worth-house-thani-who-banned-alcohol-world The Doha Royal Palace cost US$1 billion to build and the emir also dabbled in art collecting, buying pieces by Andy Warhol and Cézanne The royal family owns The Katara – one of the most expensive yachts in the world – super cars like Bugattis and Lamborghinis, an exclusive airline and football clubs like Paris Saint-Germain Sheikha Mozah bint Nasser Al Missned’s – one of the three wives of the former emir – house in Cornwall Terrace, Regent’s Park, London.

no

July 14, 2022

Djed Spence - Tottenham to Rennes, loan

he is in complete disagreement with most of the big Portugal non dodgy media

Skriniar January move to PSG deal has collapsed, but he is still going to PSG in June on a free Inter wanted 20m euros, PSG said 10m euros or we just take him from you for nothing in a few months

Romano says Enzo is NOT doing his medical as he speaks (but is ready to do so if a deal is reached)

🤝 DEADLINE DAY with FABRIZIO ROMANO Live stream HERE WE GO! 😉💥

5 hours to go bitches

like, oh, I don't know... perhaps the bloke Rashford stole his goal celebration move from the one we fucking turned down for 40-45m euros or so in 2021 (when I was climbing walls screaming to BUY) because our ratchet ass scouts and the board said he was not ready, not good enough then

Enzo is a dramatically different style of player than Kante vastly more creative, vastly better offensively he is not a berserker wrecking ball like Kante, unfortunately (so few have been in football the last 30 years) BUT Enzo can quite possibly be a Modric/Pirlo style/level deep lying playmaker/DMF but who also can carry the ball forward and score a goal at times, far more than Kante or Kova or Jorgi he, from all I have seen, has superb spatial game flow awareness, a pre-conception for moves to come and he has a deffo hard Argie edge about him

Some Arsenal fans are outraged with Jorginho joining – and #EduOut is trending https://www.fourfourtwo.com/news/some-arsenal-fans-are-outraged-with-jorginho-joining-and-eduout-is-trending

we can always buy (if we pass on my preferred overall options) my favourite homegrown CF target the auto pen machine

I am ruthless when it comes to selling players I am not invested in emotionally or rationally if people want to objurgate the club about the sale, blame the old regime's shit contractual management, which has fucking just decimated us over the years and may well light us on fire with Mount

its a plus £15m move for 3 and a half or so months of play £12m fee gained and £3m owed in salary poofed

This is some next level bankster dirty magic, lololol

https://www.nerdwallet.com/article/small-business/factoring-company Factoring companies provide financing to businesses that have cash tied up in unpaid invoices. Instead of offering traditional small-business loans, these companies buy outstanding invoices at a discount — giving you access to needed funds sooner. Below, learn more about invoice factoring companies and how to choose the best one for your needs. What is a factoring company? A factoring company provides invoice factoring services, which involves buying a business’s unpaid invoices at a discount. The business gets a percentage of the invoice, say 85%, within a few days, and the factoring company takes ownership of the invoice and the payment process. Once your client pays their invoice (directly to the factoring company), you get the rest of the money your business is owed (the remaining 15% of the invoice amount) minus the factoring company’s fees. snip How factoring companies work What's it like to work with a factoring company? Here's an example: Say you sell $20,000 worth of invoices to a factoring company and it agrees to buy them for $19,600, taking a 2% factoring fee of $400. The company usually doesn’t give you the full value of the invoices upfront. Rather, it may give you 85% upfront — in this case, $16,660 — and once your customer pays the invoices, you’ll receive the remaining $2,940. To make money, invoice factoring companies charge factoring or factor fees (sometimes also called discount rates). These fees tend to range from 1% to 5% of the total invoice amount. The factoring fee you're charged typically depends on how much the invoice is worth, your business’s sales volume, how creditworthy your customer is and whether the factoring agreement is "recourse" or "non-recourse,” among other qualifications. It’s important to note that if you have a recourse factoring agreement, your business is liable for the debt if your customer doesn’t pay their invoice. With non-recourse factoring, the factoring company assumes most of the risk if your customer doesn’t pay, but it charges a higher factor rate to do so.