✍ Manuel Lanzini
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Re: Manuel Lanzini
I want him to stay .... not least because you just know that we'll a) sell him for half what we could get and, b) spunk the money straight up the wall.
Sadly, I think he'll have an excellent World Cup and someone will make an offer that makes Sullivan come in his pants.
Then we'll buy another Snodgrass.
Sadly, I think he'll have an excellent World Cup and someone will make an offer that makes Sullivan come in his pants.
Then we'll buy another Snodgrass.
Re: Manuel Lanzini
If a big club playing Champions league come in for him he will likely be off because I suspect that he will want that challenge and to some extent who could blame him. They would pay at least what we could afford if not more wages wise and he could put himself in the shop window for a move to one of the major clubs such as a Barca or Real.
Objectively he may not be up to their standard but I bet he does not think that way, indeed I would be a little disappointed if he did.
The issue is that you know the owners would not wisely reinvest what they receive. Everyone is going on about Shaqiri, personally not sure on him but if selling Lanzini meant we got to buy Mario (who I do rate) and him and then use the cash we would otherwise spend on Shaqiri on one of the mentioned defensive midfielders the overall team might be stronger albeit none of the indidual players are as good as he can be.
Objectively he may not be up to their standard but I bet he does not think that way, indeed I would be a little disappointed if he did.
The issue is that you know the owners would not wisely reinvest what they receive. Everyone is going on about Shaqiri, personally not sure on him but if selling Lanzini meant we got to buy Mario (who I do rate) and him and then use the cash we would otherwise spend on Shaqiri on one of the mentioned defensive midfielders the overall team might be stronger albeit none of the indidual players are as good as he can be.
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Re: Manuel Lanzini
Could be wrong, but I reckon we can keep him for just 1 more season then he can move on. Can't expect to keep him for much longer than that, if indeed we can keep the vultures away this summer. My hunch is he'll stay for 1 last hurrah.
Cue him having a stormer at the world cup now...
Cue him having a stormer at the world cup now...
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Re: Manuel Lanzini
Which would mean anything above £20M.Clucking Bell wrote: Sadly, I think he'll have an excellent World Cup and someone will make an offer that makes Sullivan come in his pants.
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Re: Manuel Lanzini
We need to do a Tottenham with him, if levy had him, he'd be saying now, "he's under contract and not for sale, he's worth £100m for us to even consider selling" get that price in everyone's head now
Unfortunately sully will say nothing and accept £15m and say he did his best to keep him
Unfortunately sully will say nothing and accept £15m and say he did his best to keep him
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Re: Manuel Lanzini
With the Argentinian midfielders/strikers they have, will he get much playing time??? personally cannot see it today.
Cracking little player when on it, we have not seen enough of him this season.
Cracking little player when on it, we have not seen enough of him this season.
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Re: Manuel Lanzini
Clacton-ammer wrote:With the Argentinian midfielders/strikers they have, will he get much playing time??? personally cannot see it today.
Cracking little player when on it, we have not seen enough of him this season.
I agree.
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Re: Manuel Lanzini
If he was gonna leave, he would've left by now. On a completely different topic, thought Winston Reid had a good season
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Re: Manuel Lanzini
2+ appearances or 1 goal will see his probable sale value increase by at least £5M, possibly £10M.Clacton-ammer wrote:With the Argentinian midfielders/strikers they have, will he get much playing time??? personally cannot see it today.
Cracking little player when on it, we have not seen enough of him this season.
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Re: Manuel Lanzini
If goal celebrations could talk, his on Sunday would say thank you and goodbye.
I assume the violin playing was either 'don't cry for me' or 'time to say goodbye'...?
I assume the violin playing was either 'don't cry for me' or 'time to say goodbye'...?
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Re: Manuel Lanzini
i think hes off too
they will cash in on him and get a couple of loans in instead - that my friends is the west ham way
they will cash in on him and get a couple of loans in instead - that my friends is the west ham way
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Re: Manuel Lanzini
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It’s a no brainier.
For Lanzini, play CL with world class players and a 50% salary hike or stay at WH with 1 decent player and a relegation battle?
For Sully, sell for £40m and no need to stump up his own to rebuild.
Our only hope is that we get a top manager and a couple of serious signings soon to convince him to stay for the time being. That ain’t going to happen.
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It’s a no brainier.
For Lanzini, play CL with world class players and a 50% salary hike or stay at WH with 1 decent player and a relegation battle?
For Sully, sell for £40m and no need to stump up his own to rebuild.
Our only hope is that we get a top manager and a couple of serious signings soon to convince him to stay for the time being. That ain’t going to happen.
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Re: Manuel Lanzini
Genuinely can't find fault with him wanting to leave, better himself and not work for Sullivan anymore.
All part of the football food chain. Clubs like Barca take from Liverpool, who in turn take from clubs like West Ham and Southampton.
Just hope that he remembers us for taking a punt on him and backing him to become the player he has become. Lovely way to sign off.
Adios poco hombre!
All part of the football food chain. Clubs like Barca take from Liverpool, who in turn take from clubs like West Ham and Southampton.
Just hope that he remembers us for taking a punt on him and backing him to become the player he has become. Lovely way to sign off.
Adios poco hombre!
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Re: Manuel Lanzini
Personally I don’t think they will win it, however some people think differently in reference to Liverpool winning the league next season – if Lanzini thinks they have a chance then why would he not move over there if offered, and I wouldn’t begrudge him if he did. Hes too good for us.
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Re: Manuel Lanzini
would never get a cash deal only from them , we would be expected to swap 2/3 of their squad playerssomerset-hammer wrote:He'll go to Spurs
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Re: Manuel Lanzini
I think the red Mancs might take an interest.somerset-hammer wrote:He'll go to Spurs
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Re: Manuel Lanzini
Wouldn't it be amazing if we sold Lanzini and replaced another of our best players with the very same Snodgrass.Clucking Bell wrote:I want him to stay .... not least because you just know that we'll a) sell him for half what we could get and, b) spunk the money straight up the wall.
Sadly, I think he'll have an excellent World Cup and someone will make an offer that makes Sullivan come in his pants.
Then we'll buy another Snodgrass.