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Tottaly agree with you. And FSG spent only about 23M pounds per season on players doesn't help us either. They are making profit out of our club.Originally posted by Fredo View PostYeah he needs more time or we'd be as funny as Evertonians if he isn't given it.
He will sort it out and I also don't think FSG should take the blame for 'failing' to buy what we need. I think the money was there but we made the wrong decisions and cocked up on the Van Djyk transfer.
I think he might have realised that a few of these players he has put his faith in has let him down a bit too many times.
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All speculation as we don't know how much money without having to sell was truly available. But knowing them they would spend a boatload if possible.Originally posted by Tatterdemalion View PostQ: do you think Mourinho/Guardiola would not have spent a massive fortune in the summer if they had inherited our team?
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Really? did you actually read it? There's only one negative in there mate! For the record, I think they would have spent even if they could not get their first choices. And it would have cost a lot of money, and I think FSG would've funded it. In other words, Klopp's choice. Guardiola was spending a fortune on third choice full backs...Originally posted by Buzzo View PostWould not have?
That's the most confusing/pointless question ever..!
Really?
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I getchaOriginally posted by Tatterdemalion View PostReally? did you actually read it? There's only one negative in there mate! For the record, I think they would have spent even if they could not get their first choices. And it would have cost a lot of money, and I think FSG would've funded it. In other words, Klopp's choice. Guardiola was spending a fortune on third choice full backs...
City are on another level financially. They had about 5 £40m players on the bench yesterday.Modifying post.
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Well yes, but my point is that even FSG had money to spend and were willing to spend it. Honestly I believe that - I know not everyone does, but I do. Even now. The money was there to spend on improving the back four and it was available - Klopp et al decided not to use it. I realise that's not everyone's view but I stand by it.Originally posted by Buzzo View PostI getcha
City are on another level financially. They had about 5 £40m players on the bench yesterday.
EDIT: sorry I'm ranting a bit now so I'm going to stop!Really?
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Still the owners fault?? The same owners who said ok to an unnecessary Ox wouldn't have said yes to Klopp to use that money for a defender instead? What's happening to this forum?Originally posted by kemm1 View Post100% agree with this. We've had **** backroom support for years. How many ex-managers have come with stories after they have left about this. We seem to have an ownership curse.
FSG is better than the last set with Mane, Salah and Firmino signings but they have also dropped the ball in other key areas.
One tit for another.
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Fsg apparently. And the middle East crisis. And the poverty in Africa. Bloody American carpet baggers.Originally posted by Big-Red-Ed View PostWhose idea was it spend money on the Ox, a player we didn't need, and not spend it on a decent CB or a GK?
Sent from my P01M using TapatalkOne tit for another.
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Why blow 35m on ox then? Are the marketing department picking players?Originally posted by Leyton388 View PostIt's not Klopp that is the issue. It's the bigger problem of the people running the club. We can change managers all we want but the structure in place is what is wrong at the club.
Like I said previously Ancelotti told them money needed to be spent and when Klopp said the current squad was good enough they went with the manager who didn't ask for money to be spent.
Klopp is no fool and will know our defence is ****e but I really think he has been told money is not there and he needs to sell to buy. I now beleive FSG think all purchases need to come from sales.Substance > Style
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