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He definitely has an issue, enough to derail a transfer and have both medical teams arguing over it. Remove the last minute panic and stress out of the situation by doing all this a month, a week or even a day earlier and it all gets sorted.
What a farce!!
We’ve been very unlucky but there are still strikers out of contract we can look to get as a stop gap, maybe on a pay as you play deal. Richarlison is out of contract by the next window I think too, so he may come in the next window.
In the meantime we have to get on with it.
It just seems so damn crooked the way we do deals, regardless of Balogun who in my opinion probably wasn’t worth the hype anyway.
It just boils my piss how we know there is a big wide world out there yet we never seem to scout any players that are good and unknown on these shores.
That’s not a problem as it’s business and it’s football. Just don’t do it on transfer deadline day. Why could this not have been done last month or even, last week?
I tend to agree Stu, this sounds like a classic TFG playbook move to try and get a better deal. Played the Poker face once too often and suffered the consequences.