Any bookie having prop bets on Ole getting sacked?
I would say most of the UK based ones, only fiat betting though
They are usually offering all kinds off bets. William hill is offering 20/1 odds don't know about others. 
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I would say most of the UK based ones, only fiat betting though
They are usually offering all kinds off bets. William hill is offering 20/1 odds don't know about others. 
Any bookie having prop bets on Ole getting sacked?
Isn't Juventus doing the same exact thing that AC MILAN was doing some time ago when they were signing old players from other clubs because I am actually seeing the trend there. Ronaldo, Khedira, Buffon and now they are bringing in Rakitic even though their midfield is currently packed with best players so that players like Emre Can are now being benched.
Ronaldo, even if he is old is one of the best in the world.
Buffon even if he old is one of the best in the world and he is the second goalkeeper.
Khedira is in Juve already for 3 year.. they tried to sell him.
About Emre Can, I agree, but Khedira is a strong player.
He was on the starting XI with Real, Juve, Germany, there is a reason if every coach used him.
For the second time in a month or two months, Paratici said
"We are not interested in Rakitic".
This mean he is already a Juventus' player or they are not interest at all.
Hard to say https://www.tuttosport.com/news/calcio/calciomercato/2019/11/27-63869854/juve_paratici_rakitic_non_ci_interessa_felici_di_avere_cristiano_ronaldo_/?a=2
Isn't Juventus doing the same exact thing that AC MILAN was doing some time ago when they were signing old players from other clubs because I am actually seeing the trend there. Ronaldo, Khedira, Buffon and now they are bringing in Rakitic even though their midfield is currently packed with best players so that players like Emre Can are now being benched. "We are not interested in Rakitic".
This mean he is already a Juventus' player or they are not interest at all.
Hard to say https://www.tuttosport.com/news/calcio/calciomercato/2019/11/27-63869854/juve_paratici_rakitic_non_ci_interessa_felici_di_avere_cristiano_ronaldo_/?a=2
beckham and ronaldinho for example. nobody was imagined the two best midfielder in the world play together alongside pirlo! 2010 is a crazy year for ac milan.
and now 2019 is crazy year for juventus who have successfully signed ronaldo, i am seeing this as a trend too, rakitic seems unhappy with the situation there in barcelona , try to moving out is a better choice, this rakitic transfer still makes a lot of sense to me.
one in , the other may out, emre can could be the one if rakitic are really in.
If Ibra will not end on AC MILAN they probably will go on one between Giroud and Jovic according to Tuttosport.
https://www.transfermarkt.it/luka-jovic/profil/spieler/257462
I don't think Jovic can even think about this... going from Real to Milan? This makes 0 sense.
https://www.transfermarkt.it/luka-jovic/profil/spieler/257462
I don't think Jovic can even think about this... going from Real to Milan? This makes 0 sense.
Milan has a lot of financial problems and I think they are unable to sign Ibra.
On top of that, Ibrahimovic is going to ask for a lot of money from any club he is going to sign for.
Possibly Jovic is going to be the addition for the Rossoneri's squad.
For the second time in a month or two months, Paratici said
"We are not interested in Rakitic".
This mean he is already a Juventus' player or they are not interest at all.
Hard to say https://www.tuttosport.com/news/calcio/calciomercato/2019/11/27-63869854/juve_paratici_rakitic_non_ci_interessa_felici_di_avere_cristiano_ronaldo_/?a=2
Isn't Juventus doing the same exact thing that AC MILAN was doing some time ago when they were signing old players from other clubs because I am actually seeing the trend there. Ronaldo, Khedira, Buffon and now they are bringing in Rakitic even though their midfield is currently packed with best players so that players like Emre Can are now being benched. "We are not interested in Rakitic".
This mean he is already a Juventus' player or they are not interest at all.
Hard to say https://www.tuttosport.com/news/calcio/calciomercato/2019/11/27-63869854/juve_paratici_rakitic_non_ci_interessa_felici_di_avere_cristiano_ronaldo_/?a=2
If Ibra will not end on AC MILAN they probably will go on one between Giroud and Jovic according to Tuttosport.
https://www.transfermarkt.it/luka-jovic/profil/spieler/257462
I don't think Jovic can even think about this... going from Real to Milan? This makes 0 sense.
https://www.transfermarkt.it/luka-jovic/profil/spieler/257462
I don't think Jovic can even think about this... going from Real to Milan? This makes 0 sense.
Manchester United's plan to buy Halland seems to get a little interference from Leipzig. It looks like Halland will move to Leipzig at a cheap price. rumors about United interest in recruiting Halland were widely reported because his father was reportedly visiting Carrington to discuss his son's move
https://www.fourfourtwo.com/news/erling-haaland-man-utd-liverpool-rb-leipzig-handed-advantage-race-dealt-blow
https://www.fourfourtwo.com/news/erling-haaland-man-utd-liverpool-rb-leipzig-handed-advantage-race-dealt-blow
There’s yet a good chance he’ll move to Manchester United because of his close connections to Ole, and the plan from Manchester United side is to loan him back to his current club till the end of the current season. In my opinion this is not a good transfer for Manchester United, because Halland is yet young and what we currently need is an experienced striker who can boost other strikers confidence too. Also Sancho is being constantly linked to Manchester United do you’ll think they can convince him to come and play for them, because he’s keen to play in Champions League and not Europa League.
Sources:
https://metro.co.uk/2019/11/16/manchester-united-willing-loan-erling-haaland-back-rb-salzburg-complete-transfer-11166265/
https://metro.co.uk/2019/11/26/manchester-united-leading-liverpool-100m-jadon-sancho-race-11221810/
Manchester United so far the only serious club that interested in him , with Leipzig one step ahead as both Leipzig and Salzburg owned by red bull , a move to Leipzig would be more realistic as they are also qualified for the next champions league round.
United need to let this kid go and recruit him later in the next 2 or 3 years when he has developed and show his full potential. He is obviously also not interested in United move several times when interviewed. At least for now ... sayonara united.
Manchester United's plan to buy Halland seems to get a little interference from Leipzig. It looks like Halland will move to Leipzig at a cheap price. rumors about United interest in recruiting Halland were widely reported because his father was reportedly visiting Carrington to discuss his son's move
https://www.fourfourtwo.com/news/erling-haaland-man-utd-liverpool-rb-leipzig-handed-advantage-race-dealt-blow
https://www.fourfourtwo.com/news/erling-haaland-man-utd-liverpool-rb-leipzig-handed-advantage-race-dealt-blow
There’s yet a good chance he’ll move to Manchester United because of his close connections to Ole, and the plan from Manchester United side is to loan him back to his current club till the end of the current season. In my opinion this is not a good transfer for Manchester United, because Halland is yet young and what we currently need is an experienced striker who can boost other strikers confidence too. Also Sancho is being constantly linked to Manchester United do you’ll think they can convince him to come and play for them, because he’s keen to play in Champions League and not Europa League.
Sources:
https://metro.co.uk/2019/11/16/manchester-united-willing-loan-erling-haaland-back-rb-salzburg-complete-transfer-11166265/
https://metro.co.uk/2019/11/26/manchester-united-leading-liverpool-100m-jadon-sancho-race-11221810/
Dybala sounds like he prefers to be a big fish in a small pond, in which case he’s be perfect for Spurs 
If we are talking about the Premier League then certainly Tottenham cannot be considered a "small pond" especially when the last Champions League they were the runners-up in the Finals. If we are talking about a small pond then certainly teams who would only rely to 2 to 4 players in a team can be considered like that like Everton, Crystal Palace, and Aston Villa which I think only Everton could only afford a transfer offer from him. I don't even think that Dybala wants to transfer into that kind of team since it will only just diminish his value in the long run which would really hurt his career just like what other players have experienced before.
In this context Totenham can be considered a "small pond". They don't have any actual stars in the team apart from Kane, especially after Eriksen leaves the club. Their supporters aren't used to club winning the trophies all the time so there is less pressure. That is just sort of club in which players like Dybala can prosper.
The reason I mentioned Spurs as a small pond is because they don’t win many trophies. They are almost like a bridesmaid, some years they look good but they are never the star of the show.
For the second time in a month or two months, Paratici said
"We are not interested in Rakitic".
This mean he is already a Juventus' player or they are not interest at all.
Hard to say https://www.tuttosport.com/news/calcio/calciomercato/2019/11/27-63869854/juve_paratici_rakitic_non_ci_interessa_felici_di_avere_cristiano_ronaldo_/?a=2
"We are not interested in Rakitic".
This mean he is already a Juventus' player or they are not interest at all.
Hard to say https://www.tuttosport.com/news/calcio/calciomercato/2019/11/27-63869854/juve_paratici_rakitic_non_ci_interessa_felici_di_avere_cristiano_ronaldo_/?a=2
Dybala sounds like he prefers to be a big fish in a small pond, in which case he’s be perfect for Spurs
Dybala would be a great fit to Manchester United.
The team will need fast players and Dybala is one of those players. This chance to him will make him prove that he is a fiotlball player that can play in first teams of too clubs.
I think Dybala will not go anywhere and will still survive on Juventus. Because Dybala can still be more productive and develop in juventus for the next few years.
Dybala sounds like he prefers to be a big fish in a small pond, in which case he’s be perfect for Spurs
Dybala would be a great fit to Manchester United.
The team will need fast players and Dybala is one of those players. This chance to him will make him prove that he is a fiotlball player that can play in first teams of too clubs.
But consider there wasn't any huge expectations for Dele Alli (he played at League 1 before Spurs). Dybala on the other hand was branded as the 'next Messi'. Lololol.
I think media hype does more harm than good to this players in achieving their goals, if only the media can take it easy on them and allow them mature before putting huge titles and names on them, maybe this players would concentrate more and mature faster.Dybala hasn't really done so much to earn all the praises he gets, he hasn't been at a consistent level, and doesn't score much goals, I think this players need to be told to take their eyes off the media and concentrate on their game, playing everyday like they have something to prove, not like they have achieved much.
Manchester United's plan to buy Halland seems to get a little interference from Leipzig. It looks like Halland will move to Leipzig at a cheap price. rumors about United interest in recruiting Halland were widely reported because his father was reportedly visiting Carrington to discuss his son's move
https://www.fourfourtwo.com/news/erling-haaland-man-utd-liverpool-rb-leipzig-handed-advantage-race-dealt-blow
https://www.fourfourtwo.com/news/erling-haaland-man-utd-liverpool-rb-leipzig-handed-advantage-race-dealt-blow
Dybala sounds like he prefers to be a big fish in a small pond, in which case he’s be perfect for Spurs
If we are talking about the Premier League then certainly Tottenham cannot be considered a "small pond" especially when the last Champions League they were the runners-up in the Finals. If we are talking about a small pond then certainly teams who would only rely to 2 to 4 players in a team can be considered like that like Everton, Crystal Palace, and Aston Villa which I think only Everton could only afford a transfer offer from him. I don't even think that Dybala wants to transfer into that kind of team since it will only just diminish his value in the long run which would really hurt his career just like what other players have experienced before.
In this context Totenham can be considered a "small pond". They don't have any actual stars in the team apart from Kane, especially after Eriksen leaves the club. Their supporters aren't used to club winning the trophies all the time so there is less pressure. That is just sort of club in which players like Dybala can prosper.
It seems to me that their biggest problem is the owner, who is willing to spend money on a new stadium but not on new players.
In such situation, without investing in new players, Mauricio Pochettino really did great job as coach.
He pulled the most out of that team and brought them very close to the title of champion of England and European champion.
Hopefully he will get a real chance to show what he knows in the right club, which will not save money on players, as Tottenham does.
Dybala sounds like he prefers to be a big fish in a small pond, in which case he’s be perfect for Spurs
If we are talking about the Premier League then certainly Tottenham cannot be considered a "small pond" especially when the last Champions League they were the runners-up in the Finals. If we are talking about a small pond then certainly teams who would only rely to 2 to 4 players in a team can be considered like that like Everton, Crystal Palace, and Aston Villa which I think only Everton could only afford a transfer offer from him. I don't even think that Dybala wants to transfer into that kind of team since it will only just diminish his value in the long run which would really hurt his career just like what other players have experienced before.
In this context Totenham can be considered a "small pond". They don't have any actual stars in the team apart from Kane, especially after Eriksen leaves the club. Their supporters aren't used to club winning the trophies all the time so there is less pressure. That is just sort of club in which players like Dybala can prosper.
Dybala sounds like he prefers to be a big fish in a small pond, in which case he’s be perfect for Spurs
Dybala would be a great fit to Manchester United.
The team will need fast players and Dybala is one of those players. This chance to him will make him prove that he is a fiotlball player that can play in first teams of too clubs.
Dybala sounds like he prefers to be a big fish in a small pond, in which case he’s be perfect for Spurs
If we are talking about the Premier League then certainly Tottenham cannot be considered a "small pond" especially when the last Champions League they were the runners-up in the Finals. If we are talking about a small pond then certainly teams who would only rely to 2 to 4 players in a team can be considered like that like Everton, Crystal Palace, and Aston Villa which I think only Everton could only afford a transfer offer from him. I don't even think that Dybala wants to transfer into that kind of team since it will only just diminish his value in the long run which would really hurt his career just like what other players have experienced before.
^ Then again... It's better to stick with Alli.
But consider there wasn't any huge expectations for Dele Alli (he played at League 1 before Spurs). Dybala on the other hand was branded as the 'next Messi'. Lololol.
Sports media sometimes... They're hilarious. Remember the 'English Iniesta'?
Dele Alli & Dybala are both massively overrated. Either have progressed & become the players many were suggesting they’d become. They’re both getting to an age where players start to display world class form regularly & neither are.
But consider there wasn't any huge expectations for Dele Alli (he played at League 1 before Spurs). Dybala on the other hand was branded as the 'next Messi'. Lololol.
Sports media sometimes... They're hilarious. Remember the 'English Iniesta'?
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