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Quote from: tokeweed on June 29, 2019, 07:52:49 AM

maybe that would be the last option if the club management and Gareth Bale did not find an agreement, if Real Madrid were willing to release Gareth Bale at a cheaper price maybe there would be many other clubs that recruited Bale.

The problem again is his high salary and the demands he would have from the new club. That doesn't leave him with many options. The top 5-6 English clubs who can afford him, PSG who don't really need him and probably nobody from Spain or Italy who would be interested.

Gareth Bale would not be a great signing right now, his age & persistent injuries have to factor.
He would want really high wages too, it’s a good idea to steer clear imo.

Gareth Bale will be happy to sit on the bench all season whilst collecting his monstrous paycheck, but obviously Real don't want that. Most clubs won't want to pay a lot for him because of the problems you said, but also because they won't want to pay the wages and there's very few clubs that can even afford to do so. Real should look to loan him out and get what they can for him if they're not going to play him as they're just pissing money away in the process. I'm sure some club would be willing to pay a portion of his wages and it's better than nothing. If he plays well and remains injury free then they could make an offer for him but I really can't see any club coughing up the amount Bale will want in wages and I doubt he'll leave Real for less than he's getting now as financially it doesn't make sense, though I'm sure he would like to get some game time but at what cost? I think he would be a good fit for United. If that rumoured deal was true about swapping Pogba for Bale and a few other players I think they should take that but doubt it'll happen. If Zidane has no intention of playing Bale (even though I think that's silly) then they need to offload him ASAP.

I had a dream Bale went to Newcastle to play under Mou (who became its manager after the City oiler's cousin bought the club) and lead the club to a top 6 finish. Grin

Bale cooperated with Mourinho and the results didn't bring something successful.
Mourinho didn't gave him enough opportunities and it seemed that he didn't believe in his abilities. Of course, In a team without so many stars like Newcastle facts will be different, but still I am not interested in seeing this scenario.

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Quote from: leea-1334 on June 26, 2019, 07:49:21 AM

Quote from: hilariousetc on June 24, 2019, 01:23:12 PM

maybe that would be the last option if the club management and Gareth Bale did not find an agreement, if Real Madrid were willing to release Gareth Bale at a cheaper price maybe there would be many other clubs that recruited Bale.

The problem again is his high salary and the demands he would have from the new club. That doesn't leave him with many options. The top 5-6 English clubs who can afford him, PSG who don't really need him and probably nobody from Spain or Italy who would be interested.

I am a Spurs supporter here and when Gareth Bale was still playing for our team, I thought he was great, in the same way a lot of us believe Harry Kane is our savior now;)

And yes he was also great at Real Madrid but all the problems with him and his coach, as well as with his teammates,,, they showed what kind of guy he was not willing to learn new things and settle in.

He is not worth the money to return to EPL in my opinion even though I think well of him as a footballer. He played 6 years for us and 6 years in Spain and he is 30 now.

We will see how this rumor goes whether he will stay at Real Madrid or is there a club from EPL that can bring him back? is there Tottenham's interest in bringing Gareth Bale back? This news about Bale is very interesting.

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Quote from: DeathAngel on June 22, 2019, 05:50:15 AM

maybe that would be the last option if the club management and Gareth Bale did not find an agreement, if Real Madrid were willing to release Gareth Bale at a cheaper price maybe there would be many other clubs that recruited Bale.

The problem again is his high salary and the demands he would have from the new club. That doesn't leave him with many options. The top 5-6 English clubs who can afford him, PSG who don't really need him and probably nobody from Spain or Italy who would be interested.

Gareth Bale would not be a great signing right now, his age & persistent injuries have to factor.
He would want really high wages too, it’s a good idea to steer clear imo.

Gareth Bale will be happy to sit on the bench all season whilst collecting his monstrous paycheck, but obviously Real don't want that. Most clubs won't want to pay a lot for him because of the problems you said, but also because they won't want to pay the wages and there's very few clubs that can even afford to do so. Real should look to loan him out and get what they can for him if they're not going to play him as they're just pissing money away in the process. I'm sure some club would be willing to pay a portion of his wages and it's better than nothing. If he plays well and remains injury free then they could make an offer for him but I really can't see any club coughing up the amount Bale will want in wages and I doubt he'll leave Real for less than he's getting now as financially it doesn't make sense, though I'm sure he would like to get some game time but at what cost? I think he would be a good fit for United. If that rumoured deal was true about swapping Pogba for Bale and a few other players I think they should take that but doubt it'll happen. If Zidane has no intention of playing Bale (even though I think that's silly) then they need to offload him ASAP.

I had a dream Bale went to Newcastle to play under Mou (who became its manager after the City oiler's cousin bought the club) and lead the club to a top 6 finish. Grin

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Quote from: rachman mahesa on June 26, 2019, 01:14:26 AM

maybe that would be the last option if the club management and Gareth Bale did not find an agreement, if Real Madrid were willing to release Gareth Bale at a cheaper price maybe there would be many other clubs that recruited Bale.

The problem again is his high salary and the demands he would have from the new club. That doesn't leave him with many options. The top 5-6 English clubs who can afford him, PSG who don't really need him and probably nobody from Spain or Italy who would be interested.

I am a Spurs supporter here and when Gareth Bale was still playing for our team, I thought he was great, in the same way a lot of us believe Harry Kane is our savior now;)

And yes he was also great at Real Madrid but all the problems with him and his coach, as well as with his teammates,,, they showed what kind of guy he was not willing to learn new things and settle in.

He is not worth the money to return to EPL in my opinion even though I think well of him as a footballer. He played 6 years for us and 6 years in Spain and he is 30 now.

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Quote from: andrearz on June 26, 2019, 01:00:20 AM

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Quote from: rachman mahesa on June 26, 2019, 01:14:26 AM

maybe that would be the last option if the club management and Gareth Bale did not find an agreement, if Real Madrid were willing to release Gareth Bale at a cheaper price maybe there would be many other clubs that recruited Bale.

The problem again is his high salary and the demands he would have from the new club. That doesn't leave him with many options. The top 5-6 English clubs who can afford him, PSG who don't really need him and probably nobody from Spain or Italy who would be interested.

Gareth Bale would not be a great signing right now, his age & persistent injuries have to factor.
He would want really high wages too, it’s a good idea to steer clear imo.

Gareth Bale will be happy to sit on the bench all season whilst collecting his monstrous paycheck, but obviously Real don't want that. Most clubs won't want to pay a lot for him because of the problems you said, but also because they won't want to pay the wages and there's very few clubs that can even afford to do so. Real should look to loan him out and get what they can for him if they're not going to play him as they're just pissing money away in the process. I'm sure some club would be willing to pay a portion of his wages and it's better than nothing. If he plays well and remains injury free then they could make an offer for him but I really can't see any club coughing up the amount Bale will want in wages and I doubt he'll leave Real for less than he's getting now as financially it doesn't make sense, though I'm sure he would like to get some game time but at what cost? I think he would be a good fit for United. If that rumoured deal was true about swapping Pogba for Bale and a few other players I think they should take that but doubt it'll happen. If Zidane has no intention of playing Bale (even though I think that's silly) then they need to offload him ASAP.

The best choice in my opinion is to lend it to another club that would be a good thing for Gareth Bale's career because if he stays in Madrid and doesn't get a play all that can destroy his career.
Gareth Bale is a fantastic player but he was not included in the Zidane project and as you said that Real Madrid should have loaned it to another club so that the Club did not win Bale if he just sat on the bench and got a high salary.

A very sad situation right now for Bale. Not needed by real Madrid anymore and not a top choice anymore. I strongly agree that bale is sold at a low price but maybe real Madrid won't sell off at a cheap price. Though Bale is a player who is often injured. But now Bale is not satisfying and indeed it's time to leave Madrid for next season.

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Quote from: andrearz on June 26, 2019, 01:00:20 AM

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Quote from: andrearz on June 26, 2019, 01:00:20 AM

maybe that would be the last option if the club management and Gareth Bale did not find an agreement, if Real Madrid were willing to release Gareth Bale at a cheaper price maybe there would be many other clubs that recruited Bale.

The problem again is his high salary and the demands he would have from the new club. That doesn't leave him with many options. The top 5-6 English clubs who can afford him, PSG who don't really need him and probably nobody from Spain or Italy who would be interested.

Gareth Bale would not be a great signing right now, his age & persistent injuries have to factor.
He would want really high wages too, it’s a good idea to steer clear imo.

Gareth Bale will be happy to sit on the bench all season whilst collecting his monstrous paycheck, but obviously Real don't want that. Most clubs won't want to pay a lot for him because of the problems you said, but also because they won't want to pay the wages and there's very few clubs that can even afford to do so. Real should look to loan him out and get what they can for him if they're not going to play him as they're just pissing money away in the process. I'm sure some club would be willing to pay a portion of his wages and it's better than nothing. If he plays well and remains injury free then they could make an offer for him but I really can't see any club coughing up the amount Bale will want in wages and I doubt he'll leave Real for less than he's getting now as financially it doesn't make sense, though I'm sure he would like to get some game time but at what cost? I think he would be a good fit for United. If that rumoured deal was true about swapping Pogba for Bale and a few other players I think they should take that but doubt it'll happen. If Zidane has no intention of playing Bale (even though I think that's silly) then they need to offload him ASAP.

Gareth Bale is a fantastic player but he was not included in the Zidane project and as you said that Real Madrid should have loaned it to another club so that the Club did not win Bale if he just sat on the bench and got a high salary.

A very sad situation right now for Bale. Not needed by real Madrid anymore and not a top choice anymore. I strongly agree that bale is sold at a low price but maybe real Madrid won't sell off at a cheap price. Though Bale is a player who is often injured. But now Bale is not satisfying and indeed it's time to leave Madrid for next season.

I think this is a critical moment for Bale career and he needs to act fast.I think he would be a great addition to any team from the Premiership.Even if he is injured often that does not mean he will continue to do so.It is a shame for a player of his level to be in this situation and since I am here I think that Real Madrid has ruined the career of many quality players.

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Quote from: hilariousetc on June 24, 2019, 01:23:12 PM

Quote from: DeathAngel on June 22, 2019, 05:50:15 AM

Quote from: hilariousetc on June 24, 2019, 01:23:12 PM

maybe that would be the last option if the club management and Gareth Bale did not find an agreement, if Real Madrid were willing to release Gareth Bale at a cheaper price maybe there would be many other clubs that recruited Bale.

The problem again is his high salary and the demands he would have from the new club. That doesn't leave him with many options. The top 5-6 English clubs who can afford him, PSG who don't really need him and probably nobody from Spain or Italy who would be interested.

Gareth Bale would not be a great signing right now, his age & persistent injuries have to factor.
He would want really high wages too, it’s a good idea to steer clear imo.

Gareth Bale will be happy to sit on the bench all season whilst collecting his monstrous paycheck, but obviously Real don't want that. Most clubs won't want to pay a lot for him because of the problems you said, but also because they won't want to pay the wages and there's very few clubs that can even afford to do so. Real should look to loan him out and get what they can for him if they're not going to play him as they're just pissing money away in the process. I'm sure some club would be willing to pay a portion of his wages and it's better than nothing. If he plays well and remains injury free then they could make an offer for him but I really can't see any club coughing up the amount Bale will want in wages and I doubt he'll leave Real for less than he's getting now as financially it doesn't make sense, though I'm sure he would like to get some game time but at what cost? I think he would be a good fit for United. If that rumoured deal was true about swapping Pogba for Bale and a few other players I think they should take that but doubt it'll happen. If Zidane has no intention of playing Bale (even though I think that's silly) then they need to offload him ASAP.

Gareth Bale is a fantastic player but he was not included in the Zidane project and as you said that Real Madrid should have loaned it to another club so that the Club did not win Bale if he just sat on the bench and got a high salary.

A very sad situation right now for Bale. Not needed by real Madrid anymore and not a top choice anymore. I strongly agree that bale is sold at a low price but maybe real Madrid won't sell off at a cheap price. Though Bale is a player who is often injured. But now Bale is not satisfying and indeed it's time to leave Madrid for next season.

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Quote from: DeathAngel on June 22, 2019, 05:50:15 AM

Quote from: hilariousetc on June 24, 2019, 01:23:12 PM

maybe that would be the last option if the club management and Gareth Bale did not find an agreement, if Real Madrid were willing to release Gareth Bale at a cheaper price maybe there would be many other clubs that recruited Bale.

The problem again is his high salary and the demands he would have from the new club. That doesn't leave him with many options. The top 5-6 English clubs who can afford him, PSG who don't really need him and probably nobody from Spain or Italy who would be interested.

Gareth Bale would not be a great signing right now, his age & persistent injuries have to factor.
He would want really high wages too, it’s a good idea to steer clear imo.

Gareth Bale will be happy to sit on the bench all season whilst collecting his monstrous paycheck, but obviously Real don't want that. Most clubs won't want to pay a lot for him because of the problems you said, but also because they won't want to pay the wages and there's very few clubs that can even afford to do so. Real should look to loan him out and get what they can for him if they're not going to play him as they're just pissing money away in the process. I'm sure some club would be willing to pay a portion of his wages and it's better than nothing. If he plays well and remains injury free then they could make an offer for him but I really can't see any club coughing up the amount Bale will want in wages and I doubt he'll leave Real for less than he's getting now as financially it doesn't make sense, though I'm sure he would like to get some game time but at what cost? I think he would be a good fit for United. If that rumoured deal was true about swapping Pogba for Bale and a few other players I think they should take that but doubt it'll happen. If Zidane has no intention of playing Bale (even though I think that's silly) then they need to offload him ASAP.

Gareth Bale is a fantastic player but he was not included in the Zidane project and as you said that Real Madrid should have loaned it to another club so that the Club did not win Bale if he just sat on the bench and got a high salary.

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Quote from: DeathAngel on June 22, 2019, 05:50:15 AM

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maybe that would be the last option if the club management and Gareth Bale did not find an agreement, if Real Madrid were willing to release Gareth Bale at a cheaper price maybe there would be many other clubs that recruited Bale.

The problem again is his high salary and the demands he would have from the new club. That doesn't leave him with many options. The top 5-6 English clubs who can afford him, PSG who don't really need him and probably nobody from Spain or Italy who would be interested.

Gareth Bale would not be a great signing right now, his age & persistent injuries have to factor.
He would want really high wages too, it’s a good idea to steer clear imo.

Gareth Bale will be happy to sit on the bench all season whilst collecting his monstrous paycheck, but obviously Real don't want that. Most clubs won't want to pay a lot for him because of the problems you said, but also because they won't want to pay the wages and there's very few clubs that can even afford to do so. Real should look to loan him out and get what they can for him if they're not going to play him as they're just pissing money away in the process. I'm sure some club would be willing to pay a portion of his wages and it's better than nothing. If he plays well and remains injury free then they could make an offer for him but I really can't see any club coughing up the amount Bale will want in wages and I doubt he'll leave Real for less than he's getting now as financially it doesn't make sense, though I'm sure he would like to get some game time but at what cost? I think he would be a good fit for United. If that rumoured deal was true about swapping Pogba for Bale and a few other players I think they should take that but doubt it'll happen. If Zidane has no intention of playing Bale (even though I think that's silly) then they need to offload him ASAP.

Like Real, all other clubs know, that is Bale so expensive player and no one want to pay him a big salary. I can't find any reason from any club to buy him when a club like Real have a problem with his big salary.
Also, I think, Bale is a first-class player and he easy can play well in next season. I remember a similar situation with Beckham in Real Madrid. He will be without big pressure and they can provide excellent performance. especially now after many changes in the team.
Manchester United have the same problem with Alexis, I don't think they want another similar player with a big salary and injuries problems.

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Quote from: Naida_BR on June 22, 2019, 02:35:59 AM

maybe that would be the last option if the club management and Gareth Bale did not find an agreement, if Real Madrid were willing to release Gareth Bale at a cheaper price maybe there would be many other clubs that recruited Bale.

The problem again is his high salary and the demands he would have from the new club. That doesn't leave him with many options. The top 5-6 English clubs who can afford him, PSG who don't really need him and probably nobody from Spain or Italy who would be interested.

Gareth Bale would not be a great signing right now, his age & persistent injuries have to factor.
He would want really high wages too, it’s a good idea to steer clear imo.

Gareth Bale will be happy to sit on the bench all season whilst collecting his monstrous paycheck, but obviously Real don't want that. Most clubs won't want to pay a lot for him because of the problems you said, but also because they won't want to pay the wages and there's very few clubs that can even afford to do so. Real should look to loan him out and get what they can for him if they're not going to play him as they're just pissing money away in the process. I'm sure some club would be willing to pay a portion of his wages and it's better than nothing. If he plays well and remains injury free then they could make an offer for him but I really can't see any club coughing up the amount Bale will want in wages and I doubt he'll leave Real for less than he's getting now as financially it doesn't make sense, though I'm sure he would like to get some game time but at what cost? I think he would be a good fit for United. If that rumoured deal was true about swapping Pogba for Bale and a few other players I think they should take that but doubt it'll happen. If Zidane has no intention of playing Bale (even though I think that's silly) then they need to offload him ASAP.

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if a rich club can't win a league or any other championship I think it's because of a problem in the club management section, in other leagues this often happens in some big clubs.

as you understand not only money play football. you can but star players but they won't be a star team and average team could beat them.

it's not everything in football about money, but you have to look thoroughly that a financially good club will have a greater chance of winning a league or other trophy.

We have great examples that teams don't need money to win titles. One example is Liverpool who won teams with bigger budgets and the other example is Ajax of course. Ajax showed in European football that you don't need money but just talent to be competitive.

You're wrong, the two clubs you mentioned have financial health. Rich clubs are not just buying players but also how they buy training support equipment and more. if the club is financially healthy (rich) they will be able to focus on how to manage player development.

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Quote from: emberbekas on June 22, 2019, 02:58:09 AM

maybe that would be the last option if the club management and Gareth Bale did not find an agreement, if Real Madrid were willing to release Gareth Bale at a cheaper price maybe there would be many other clubs that recruited Bale.

The problem again is his high salary and the demands he would have from the new club. That doesn't leave him with many options. The top 5-6 English clubs who can afford him, PSG who don't really need him and probably nobody from Spain or Italy who would be interested.

Gareth Bale would not be a great signing right now, his age & persistent injuries have to factor.
He would want really high wages too, it’s a good idea to steer clear imo.

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Quote from: Naida_BR on June 22, 2019, 02:35:59 AM

if a rich club can't win a league or any other championship I think it's because of a problem in the club management section, in other leagues this often happens in some big clubs.

as you understand not only money play football. you can but star players but they won't be a star team and average team could beat them.

it's not everything in football about money, but you have to look thoroughly that a financially good club will have a greater chance of winning a league or other trophy.

We have great examples that teams don't need money to win titles. One example is Liverpool who won teams with bigger budgets and the other example is Ajax of course. Ajax showed in European football that you don't need money but just talent to be competitive.

Indeed money isn't everything but money plays a very important role in bringing players with good talent into a team. In addition, the team needs bench players who have qualities not far from the core players because of the long competition which of course susceptible for injury. Without qualified bench players, of course the team trip will be a little hampered.

You are right mate.
Money can bring success for sure, but it doesn't guarantee it.
It just increases the chances of winning a title if you have good players in the pitch and out of it.

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Quote from: Naida_BR on June 22, 2019, 02:35:59 AM

maybe that would be the last option if the club management and Gareth Bale did not find an agreement, if Real Madrid were willing to release Gareth Bale at a cheaper price maybe there would be many other clubs that recruited Bale.

The problem again is his high salary and the demands he would have from the new club. That doesn't leave him with many options. The top 5-6 English clubs who can afford him, PSG who don't really need him and probably nobody from Spain or Italy who would be interested.

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if a rich club can't win a league or any other championship I think it's because of a problem in the club management section, in other leagues this often happens in some big clubs.

as you understand not only money play football. you can but star players but they won't be a star team and average team could beat them.

it's not everything in football about money, but you have to look thoroughly that a financially good club will have a greater chance of winning a league or other trophy.

We have great examples that teams don't need money to win titles. One example is Liverpool who won teams with bigger budgets and the other example is Ajax of course. Ajax showed in European football that you don't need money but just talent to be competitive.

Indeed money isn't everything but money plays a very important role in bringing players with good talent into a team. In addition, the team needs bench players who have qualities not far from the core players because of the long competition which of course susceptible for injury. Without qualified bench players, of course the team trip will be a little hampered.

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Quote from: logfiles on June 21, 2019, 11:04:59 AM

if a rich club can't win a league or any other championship I think it's because of a problem in the club management section, in other leagues this often happens in some big clubs.

as you understand not only money play football. you can but star players but they won't be a star team and average team could beat them.

it's not everything in football about money, but you have to look thoroughly that a financially good club will have a greater chance of winning a league or other trophy.

We have great examples that teams don't need money to win titles. One example is Liverpool who won teams with bigger budgets and the other example is Ajax of course. Ajax showed in European football that you don't need money but just talent to be competitive.

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Bale is not going out on a loan move his agent has already clarified this, he claims that Bale is well settled in Spain and has no intention of quitting Real Madrid.

He might not want to leave Real but if Real doesn't want him around anymore and he is not in their team plans for next season it wouldn't make much sense to stick around. The only reason he would try to force a stay is the big salary he receives and that he surely wouldn't get elsewhere.

It's difficult for Gareth Bale to get out of Real Madrid because the release clause is very expensive I think other clubs can only "borrow" Bale from Real Madrid for several seasons.

Real Madrid isn't used in borrowing players they either sell the high or retire them 😂

I think a loan to a club like Bayern Munich is very likely to happen. Real Madrid have to some how balance the books at the end of the day

but there has been no discussion about this from Bayern Munich or I was missed to read this rumor? I think nowadays there are many clubs that try to borrow Bale from Real Madrid because Real Madrid does require income.

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