I never understand how these clubs accept such low offers? Are they only looking to sell inside Germany? Do club owners all get along to the degree that they do each other favours? How does it work at boardroom level?
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Mainz manager asking 12M for Geis
If he was Zamp: NEW MASCHERANO, GET NEW MASCHERANO FOR 50M. PURCHASE TODAY AND YOU GET AN ADDITIONAL NEW MESSI FOR 99M
owning the shit = have 3 pk takers slip or hit the post?
His save against Schweinsteiger was way more impressive, you should mention that to troll Wolfgang
If he was Zamp: NEW MASCHERANO, GET NEW MASCHERANO FOR 50M. PURCHASE TODAY AND YOU GET AN ADDITIONAL NEW MESSI FOR 99M
owning the shit = have 3 pk takers slip or hit the post?
His save against Schweinsteiger was way more impressive, you should mention that to troll Wolfgang
I just saw that he was the keeper and they won, but I will be sure to troll Wolfgang more with stuff 
@JuveJay
1. He said "I am not looking at offers below 12M". Every ebay seller knows that you don't start a bidding war by calling a high price. You choose 1eur as starting bid and watch your buyers become more and more committed. Maybe that's what he is doing.
2. Maybe not, however. 12M are a fortune for a small time club like Mainz. They might as well be happy with it. Making a quick deal and having plenty of time to prepare next season.
3. Young talents aren't fond of going abroad at all. Joining foreign clubs at young age counts as bad taste in Germany. Not because they are expected to "stay true" to Bundesliga but because joining a foreign topteam where they probably won't make it to First XI counts as being greedy and throwing ones future away. Players like Sahin at Madrid, Schürrle at Chelsea are used as examples.
4. Club owners don't do each other favours as they are rivals. Obviously there is no Serie A-like drama aka "I PREFER SELLING TO NAPOLI. JUVE TIGHT-FISTED"
1. He said "I am not looking at offers below 12M". Every ebay seller knows that you don't start a bidding war by calling a high price. You choose 1eur as starting bid and watch your buyers become more and more committed. Maybe that's what he is doing.
2. Maybe not, however. 12M are a fortune for a small time club like Mainz. They might as well be happy with it. Making a quick deal and having plenty of time to prepare next season.
3. Young talents aren't fond of going abroad at all. Joining foreign clubs at young age counts as bad taste in Germany. Not because they are expected to "stay true" to Bundesliga but because joining a foreign topteam where they probably won't make it to First XI counts as being greedy and throwing ones future away. Players like Sahin at Madrid, Schürrle at Chelsea are used as examples.
4. Club owners don't do each other favours as they are rivals. Obviously there is no Serie A-like drama aka "I PREFER SELLING TO NAPOLI. JUVE TIGHT-FISTED"
this is the funniest thing this week I read
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