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Maybe, I'd have doubts if it would fit the ideal I am talking about here.
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if the player was good enough, yes I think so.
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Solid player not sure he was ever excellent IMO.
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We don't know the full details on any of these agreements but they don't ever seem to be all that favorable to the players that agree to them and I think that should signal them to me more skeptical.
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I'd take it
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stats, data, and haricut only.
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Yeah but probably enough star power to sell out.
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Having listed it out, I feel a bit better now about the opportunities, even as the chairs are getting pulled in this game of musical strikers.
www.cannonstats.com/p/pros-and-c...
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Isak looks like he's still not moving, Cunha and Delap have moved. Osimhen still has crazy wage demands. That seems to have shrunk almost half the initial list but the main targets remain.
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There might be a few group games that are light but I expect the knockouts will draw well and come with a pretty good premium for prices.
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It kind of reminds me of the crazy price that Chelsea used to say that they wanted to sell Armando Broja for. You can ask for whatever you want I guess
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Is he? United not exactly in a spot of strength here selling.
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I would have really liked that move
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Kepa has been pretty solid over the last 3 years. No one wants Raya to not play but if Kepa had to fill in he’s capable to do a job
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what i would generally wish for is that he plays zero games by choice with any real leverage. Like any backup they are going to be worse than the starter and you hope they spend a lot of time on the bench
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that is an even worse example. Few people want to take your money if you don't intend to give it or change your mind about it. You just have to put up with a bit of embarrassment to admit it and reach out to a person.
If they don't make it right sure go forward with a dispute but that isn't step 1
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What you don't know is that in addition to losing the money from the sale, you also force fees onto the seller is just a bit of salt in the wound.
I will gladly refund people if they aren't happy but when you don't even reach out or do the things that you are supposed to do it sucks.
Rant over
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Doing a credit card dispute when you're clearly in the wrong sucks. You'll win the case and get your money back because credit cards decide those things and basically always go with the customer over the seller.
Rant over.
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Basically this
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The first 2 Chelsea seasons were a beautiful disaster to watch as a rival considering all the money they spent on him.
Since then he’s been a solidly fine keeper and that’s perfectly acceptable for me as a number 2
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No. More just fan speculation
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Thanks. I thinks a nice visual context to get an idea of where things are over time.