Do Brighton spend enough to win too, by your logic?You guys spend more than enough to be successful. It's not Kroenke's fault the people in charge spend that money in dumb ways.
The 20 Premier League clubs ranked by net spend over last five years - Planet Football
It's not. He didn't inject cash into the club.Well that’s just false.
They don't have the prestige to bring in big name players, they had to spend to build a squad, they don't have a history of big sales to bring net spend down. I don't see what's complicated about it.Do Brighton spend enough to win too, by your logic?
But they should be winning things because their net transfer is the among the highest.They don't have the prestige to bring in big name players, they had to spend to build a squad, they don't have a history of big sales to bring net spend down. I don't see what's complicated about it.
Amazing player in the 1 match I've seen of him at the Emirates.According to Pearce.
Liverpool offering 10m for Jamal Lewis but Norwich want 20m.
LFC has alternatives including Tsimikas from Olympiakos if Norwich want to play hard ball.
Alaba is getting closer too.Le PSG en pole dans le dossier Thiago Alcantara ?
PSG apparently meet Bayern's demand for €30m, while Liverpool did not want to go over €25m. Up to the player now I think.
Is he supposed only inject cash into the club? Tell him to hire people that are better at creating a soccer team. You’re guys issues having nothing to do with a lack of spending.It's not. He didn't inject cash into the club.
Well no shit. I’m saying the Woodward will initially break and give them what they want like he has with the previous 3 transfers.
I'm not denying that they need better management. But it's a luxury for clubs like Chelsea where they can sign guys like Drinkwater and have them replaced immediately (in addition to sacking managers every 2 seasons). That's a luxury teams like Tottenham and Arsenal can't afford. Which is why you've seen players like Xhaka, Mustafi and Sissoko stayed well past their worth.Is he supposed only inject cash into the club? Tell him to hire people that are better at creating a soccer team. You’re guys issues having nothing to do with a lack of spending.
Ramsdale has prem quality @ 22 and Brighton's GK coach Ben Roberts has done wonders for Ryan, would be a good spot to continue his growth without the pressure of being the starter on a weaker team. The move would keep him in the Prem and with the schedule likely being condensed the next couple seasons due to Covid and International tournaments, the extra coverage would not hurt. As I was saying there is not much trust in the other GK's at the club either.
Definitely a lot of dead weight at the club but this summer is not going to be the best for big movement from Potter. He will tinker (as he already started) but a lot of the older guys will remain. Propper is still class, Stephens is solid when healthy, and Gross has a place in the team but will likely see his minutes reduced. The main sells are going to be Duffy, Montoya, and Jahanbakhsh. Veltman was brought it because he can play both CB and RB, like Burn can do with CB and LB. Potter has changed formation on the fly a couple of times and likes having guys on the back line that can slide between central and wider positions easily.
If it's 5 at the back I see Burn-White-Dunk-Webster-Lamptey. 4 at the back take out White. If this season was any indication for what is to come, Potter will rotate frequently.
I read he's asking for insane wages. Like on the level of highest paid fullback ever wages.Alaba is getting closer too.
But that could be Alaba's agent negociating with Bayern.
Maybe, but I think the bigger problem is that he runs the club like it's any other business with a goal of making a profit to take out of the club. Most of Arsenal's competition do not operate that way, even ones that don't have owners who lose huge amounts of money and operate sustainably on their revenue. They operate in a way that will keep them as a mid-table club, especially if they go cutting important staff from their operations side.Is he supposed only inject cash into the club? Tell him to hire people that are better at creating a soccer team. You’re guys issues having nothing to do with a lack of spending.
United has gone through a similar phase. The scouting needs to improve more than anything. Spending more money won’t keep you guys from bringing in the Xhaka’s and Mustafi’s of the world.I'm not denying that they need better management. But it's a luxury for clubs like Chelsea where they can sign guys like Drinkwater and have them replaced immediately (in addition to sacking managers every 2 seasons). That's a luxury teams like Tottenham and Arsenal can't afford. Which is why you've seen players like Xhaka, Mustafi and Sissoko stayed well past their worth.
Utd still pay the highest wages in the PL and have the worst point per salary rate IIRC. They're the biggest culprits.United has gone through a similar phase. The scouting needs to improve more than anything. Spending more money won’t keep you guys from bringing in the Xhaka’s and Mustafi’s of the world.
That's all part of spending money though, it's not just on transfers it's on the important behind the scenes stuff. No doubt Abramovich lost a lot of money to climb Chelsea to where they are now, but we've operated pretty in line with revenues over the last decade. A lot of that money spent went into a top class youth academy, scouting, development, etc. so that we can also make money on player sales and our loan army. These are things Arsenal should have been doing when they had a financial edge in order to keep up, but they didn't and now they have fallen behind.United has gone through a similar phase. The scouting needs to improve more than anything. Spending more money won’t keep you guys from bringing in the Xhaka’s and Mustafi’s of the world.
Well said. Couldn't have put it any better.That's all part of spending money though, it's not just on transfers it's on the important behind the scenes stuff. No doubt Abramovich lost a lot of money to climb Chelsea to where they are now, but we've operated pretty in line with revenues over the last decade. A lot of that money spent went into a top class youth academy, scouting, development, etc. so that we can also make money on player sales and our loan army. These are things Arsenal should have been doing when they had a financial edge in order to keep up, but they didn't and now they have fallen behind.
Anyone that gets him will be happy, especially at that price. Hope he holds out for Liverpool but I doubt it if another top team is willing to pay what Bayern want.Le PSG en pole dans le dossier Thiago Alcantara ?
PSG apparently meet Bayern's demand for €30m, while Liverpool did not want to go over €25m. Up to the player now I think.
Saudi ownersWe need Kroenke to sell to Usmanov or Dangote, and then to invest a ton of money into youth facilities and scouting