I think the latter is the case with both of them. Also in a recent Adam Clery video he talked about Slot getting Mo and Cody into the half spaces.
Romano:
BREAKING: Alexander Isak says NO to Saudi Arabia and ONLY WANTS LIVERPOOL! Isak has already turned down proposals from Saudi as there’s nothing at all ongoing with Al Hilal at this stage.
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16D Chess by genius Howe working so well. The final checkmate move will be him asking for Nunez and 30m for Isak
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Liverpool recruitment team be like
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This be a better one.
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Off topic, but it does sadden me to see so few people use an Oxford comma. “Was, is, and remains” please Fabrizio. 100 lines.
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I love the additions we’re making. Teams will want to double up on Mo. Flo. Isak (if he comes). The space that the likes of Cody will have is going to be insane. Runners from deep like Szoboszlai, Mac, Kerkez, and Frimpong are going to be running into empty spaces.
It’s going to be glorious.
(Oxford comma for you @SixpenceNun )
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I have your new BayernSense account Walshy.
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Isak to Saudi wouldn’t make sense anyway.
He’s not in a situation like Nunez or Osimhen.
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If the Saudis want to give Newcastle €150m but avoid APT issues then we could pass it on in return for Nunez…
Bargain. Win win.
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Someone here will be damn pissed off with your comment!
Naturally.
If they want to give us money for Diaz as well that would be beautiful. Would love to screw Bayern over.
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I like your idea too but some folks are very adamant on not allowing the saudi sides to sportwash thru’ LFC…
How long ago was it that we sold Sterling to City?
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Or Henderson to Saudi , Fabinho to Saudi.
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Interesting context to Isak’s position that I haven’t seen any reporting of the situation connect the dots on, but for all the framing of the situation through “the owner loves Isak”, Newcastle reneged on a promise of a contract renewal with him last summer. He ended the 23-24 season with an expectation of them following up on their promise to give him a much improved contract, but then changed their executive team, found themselves dealing with PSR issues, and so told him he has long enough left on his contract that it wasn’t actually going to happen. This seed has been planted since then.
I get that contracts are what legally binds two parties, but how well leadership lives up to their promises on terms outside the contract is what really bonds a commitment of employee to employer. What is the point at being at a club like Newcastle for a top player if they’re not even going to follow up on their promises to give you the PIF money that is funding them?
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