Bedfordspurs
Martin Peters
No mega club wants a player who can’t pull his weight when it gets tough
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Christian Eriksen
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He doesn't have the right mentality for an elite club
Bedfordspurs
Martin Peters
He is a mug because he has the ability
Pirate55
The Last Man Standing 17/18
I would hope not but I think he has already said he would!! Hopefully we will have sold him in the meantime.
Agreed. We're carrying him in most games. Fingers crossed he's gone before the weekend
Mikey10
Pat van den Hauwe
Oh yes he will.
jabbathehut
Luke Young
compare his free kick to the Middlesboro one.It a bit sad to see what has happend to him.Is he in terminal decline or just not interested to put 100% in for us or a combination of the two.Inter Milan is a strange choice when all said and done if thats where he ends up.
Mikey10
Pat van den Hauwe
Not if nobody else wants you.
I can only think that Levy has asked Jose to keep playing him so that we have more negotiating power with Inter. If he was rotting away on our bench or in our reserves, I guess Inter would think we’d be desperate to sell ASAP and willing to accept a lower fee.
Maybe that’s it?
Maybe that’s it?
nayimfromthehalfwayline
Andy Thompson
Im hoping that Lo Celso has done enough to show Mourinho he deserves the shirt instead
nayimfromthehalfwayline
Andy Thompson
Its an interesting one.
Inter are historically a great side, and of course are on course for Serie A this season - but honestly Im not looking at them as "above" us at all really.
Its not like a Barca/Mardid type move that he allegedly fancied for himself, seems more sideways than that.
I suspect he will do well there, I think Serie A (and Conte) will suit him, but I also suspect this is something of a compromise for him.
My guess is the mega-move he thought was incoming simply didnt materialise, and this is the best offer he has, take it or leave it...
Quite a sobering experience I would imagine.
A shame his time here will end on a sour not (be that now or in a few months), but honestly Im happy to see him move on.
I think the team needs to grow without him.
Inter are historically a great side, and of course are on course for Serie A this season - but honestly Im not looking at them as "above" us at all really.
Its not like a Barca/Mardid type move that he allegedly fancied for himself, seems more sideways than that.
I suspect he will do well there, I think Serie A (and Conte) will suit him, but I also suspect this is something of a compromise for him.
My guess is the mega-move he thought was incoming simply didnt materialise, and this is the best offer he has, take it or leave it...
Quite a sobering experience I would imagine.
A shame his time here will end on a sour not (be that now or in a few months), but honestly Im happy to see him move on.
I think the team needs to grow without him.
Mosquito_Coasting
Jonathan Woodgate
Love it if he left for Inter
Your wish may come true. Sky Italy reporting Inter Milan director Piero Ausilio is in London to discuss deals for Eriksen and Giroud. Things must be quite advanced you'd imagine.
https://www.skysports.com/football/...r-milan-director-in-london-for-transfer-talks
Robbo
Les Ferdinand
It's not the big step up he probably hoped for, but he leaves for a good team with a good manager in a different country. More of a sideways move to a different league, IMO. He'll likely win trophies there too, so I doubt he's very disappointed.
He's been a great servant for the club, so personally I'll try to remember him for his good years and don't let his recent efforts - or rather lack of - taint his reputation too much.
markysimmo
Johnny nice-tits
That’s what I was thinking too.I can only think that Levy has asked Jose to keep playing him so that we have more negotiating power with Inter. If he was rotting away on our bench or in our reserves, I guess Inter would think we’d be desperate to sell ASAP and willing to accept a lower fee.
Maybe that’s it?
If we show we are still using him and prepared to play him, then he has a perceived value to us. This gives Levy an angle in negotiations rather than a complete position of weakness.