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Zacheryah

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Do you actually believe there is no Spanish or English club with 5m to spend?

How about 3m? Still none?


Yes, it's nice to the player, but you guys are deluded if you think no money could be milked from this.

Everyone knows Marotta can't sell as well as his competitors. He's good at other things, but don't try to paint over this - just accept it's an area where he can and should improve.
:rofl:

Llorente refused england and france

In spain, how many teams can afford a 30 year old forward on 4.5 mil wages ? Please, you clearly know better about selling then marotta, so tell me, who ?
 

LiquidPLP

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Jun 9, 2012
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Very, very weird stuff with Llorente happening now but I guess the guy wanted to go back to Spain and nothing else. When you think about it for a moment you come up to conclusion it could be connected to Isla. We want both to be gone and have big difficulties with offloading them. It seems Sevilla wanted both and offered to take over Llorente's contract if we let him go for free. Since it doesn't make difference for Llorente and he accepted the destination he agreed to rescind the contract, otherwise he never would. He came for free as well so we won't record a loss on him but save 18m on his wages instead. Isla is more difficult because we spend money on him but I hope they buy him out outright now since we did a favour them with Llorente.

Trying to understand something out of this but obviously struggling here badly :shifty:
 

KB824

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Sep 16, 2003
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The endgame to all of this HAS to be an Attacking Midfielder, and a good one at that.

With the salaries of Vidal, Pirlo, Ogbonna, Tevez, and Llorente off of the books, that should more than negate the new salaries brought into the club . The highest salary of the new players most likely being Khedira.

If Marotta is willing to just let Llorente and his huge salary go, then there must be an endgame to it, and one that will be satisfactory
 

donpiero

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Jul 3, 2009
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Just a few hours ago Marotta was being painted as a pure genius for plotting a decoy move of zaza to West Ham, to prompt Sevilla into buying Llorente and now that all that delusional hallucination has fell flat, we're back to excuse number one again: "It's not Marotta's fault that no one wants to pay." :lol2:
 

zizinho

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Apr 14, 2013
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Just a few hours ago Marotta was being painted as a pure genius for plotting a decoy move of zaza to West Ham, to prompt Sevilla into buying Llorente and now that all that delusional hallucination has fell flat, we're back to excuse number one again: "It's not Marotta's fault that no one wants to pay." :lol2:
wow. your comment is worse than Rooney corner kick at the World Cup in South Africa
 

Collaguazo

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Mar 4, 2012
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The endgame to all of this HAS to be an Attacking Midfielder, and a good one at that.

With the salaries of Vidal, Pirlo, Ogbonna, Tevez, and Llorente off of the books, that should more than negate the new salaries brought into the club . The highest salary of the new players most likely being Khedira.

If Marotta is willing to just let Llorente and his huge salary go, then there must be an endgame to it, and one that will be satisfactory
:agree:

The mother of all endgames
 

baggio

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Jun 3, 2003
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First Marca was reporting that Llorente was leaving for 10M. Now that he is leaving for free but that might be related to Isla´s transfer.

Llorente for free but a loan for Isla with an obligation to buy for 15M :beppe:
Its all over, that they've rescinded the contract.

You dont understand. In a few years we will buy a player from Sevilla at a great discount. Its just like the Zaza-Berardi deal
:D

Maybe Nando deal is directly tied to Berardi
:lol: :lol:

If you don't think we could've got a few million Euros for Llorente then you're mad. No other club would do this, I hope people don't try and justify this because it's an embarrassing piece of business from a club that apparently deeply cares about it's financial state.
Yes, sure we could argue that, but none of this will matter to be honest, if Beppe pulls his a game out of his ass and brings us a solid AM tbh.

I am confident beppe will get us a top AM
Fingers x'ed.

The endgame to all of this HAS to be an Attacking Midfielder, and a good one at that.

With the salaries of Vidal, Pirlo, Ogbonna, Tevez, and Llorente off of the books, that should more than negate the new salaries brought into the club . The highest salary of the new players most likely being Khedira.

If Marotta is willing to just let Llorente and his huge salary go, then there must be an endgame to it, and one that will be satisfactory
Yea, for sure, there has to be. If after all of this, we fail to get that AM, then I'm sorry, we have no excuse, and no right to dream about winning the CL - ESPECIALLY after Beppe himself came out and claimed that we have the money and want an AM worthy of the club. I can only imagine this Llorente clear out move is all hinging on a salary void that he's intending to pay his next marquee move.

Just a few hours ago Marotta was being painted as a pure genius for plotting a decoy move of zaza to West Ham, to prompt Sevilla into buying Llorente and now that all that delusional hallucination has fell flat, we're back to excuse number one again: "It's not Marotta's fault that no one wants to pay." :lol2:
:lol: So true. That is more pathetic than Llorente actually being let go on a free to save on 20m wages.
 

baggio

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Jun 3, 2003
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Sevilla just knew we wanna get rid of him, knew he refused monaco etc, knew there is no other inerested teams from spain, able to pay his wages. As simple as that.
As long as nobody comes out and says Beppes hands were tied on this, Im just going to wait for the AM move to play out before deciding if thats worth being a bygone, or worthy of debate.
 
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