Premier League 2016/17 Thread v101: United v Liverpool + Happy Birffffday Frenzy Edition
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Technically, we're 1-1.
You never replied when I broke down the United debt in simple terms.
Nope.
You proved you didn't have a grasp on the situation and I didn't have the inclination to try and explain it to you.
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what a lad, you always make great threads
Not going to PRESS you, but make it another good un, its the CHRISTEN thing to do
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Yes, I broke it down in the simplest terms possible and even offered some financial and credit advice.
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I think that there shouldn't even be a discussion about teams like Barca, RM and United spending money and being in debt....they make so much fucking money and are not stingy with it....like Arsenal. United don't give a fuck, the are only concerned with getting back into the mix of top of the league and CL.
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'Money is not everything' - Conte issues warning amid China speculation
Diego Costa and any other Chelsea players who may be tempted to move to China have received a warning from Antonio Conte.
Chelsea boss Antonio Conte has told his players "money is not everything" as speculation linking Diego Costa with a move to the Chinese Super League continues.
Costa was not included in Chelsea's squad for the 3-0 Premier League win at Leicester City on Saturday amid reports he has been offered £30million a year to move to Tianjin Quanjian.
Reports claimed the club's top goalscorer had an argument with Conte and a fitness coach in training having become unsettled by the approach, while his agent Jorge Mendes fuelled speculation by holding a meeting with the Chinese club.
But Conte, who insisted Costa had only missed the match because of a back injury, issued a warning to his players about the temptation of China and compared it to the prestige of playing for Chelsea.
The Italian's words come as Willian is also linked as a target for teams in the CSL after Chelsea already sold Oscar and John Obi Mikel to teams in the competition.
"The money is not everything," Conte told reporters.
"When you play for a great team like Chelsea, you must be pleased.
"I think we are a great club and it is a great honour to play for Chelsea. For this reason I don't see [China] as a threat for my players.
"I have to look at the past. Oscar played with us, had a good offer from China and he went.
"But this league is really competitive and every player wants to come and play in this league.
"This league is the first in the world because of a lot of positive things, so I don't think these offers from China are a threat for our league."
Chelsea are seven points clear of Tottenham and Liverpool at the top of the Premier League.
Diego Costa and any other Chelsea players who may be tempted to move to China have received a warning from Antonio Conte.
Chelsea boss Antonio Conte has told his players "money is not everything" as speculation linking Diego Costa with a move to the Chinese Super League continues.
Costa was not included in Chelsea's squad for the 3-0 Premier League win at Leicester City on Saturday amid reports he has been offered £30million a year to move to Tianjin Quanjian.
Reports claimed the club's top goalscorer had an argument with Conte and a fitness coach in training having become unsettled by the approach, while his agent Jorge Mendes fuelled speculation by holding a meeting with the Chinese club.
But Conte, who insisted Costa had only missed the match because of a back injury, issued a warning to his players about the temptation of China and compared it to the prestige of playing for Chelsea.
The Italian's words come as Willian is also linked as a target for teams in the CSL after Chelsea already sold Oscar and John Obi Mikel to teams in the competition.
"The money is not everything," Conte told reporters.
"When you play for a great team like Chelsea, you must be pleased.
"I think we are a great club and it is a great honour to play for Chelsea. For this reason I don't see [China] as a threat for my players.
"I have to look at the past. Oscar played with us, had a good offer from China and he went.
"But this league is really competitive and every player wants to come and play in this league.
"This league is the first in the world because of a lot of positive things, so I don't think these offers from China are a threat for our league."
Chelsea are seven points clear of Tottenham and Liverpool at the top of the Premier League.
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No you didn't.
If memory serves you you spouted some random, first-week generalisations about debt. You offered nothing about the specific case of Man United. But I have no inclination to discuss it ad nauseum. If you are genuinely interested in it, there are myriad articles out there on the subject.
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Nah, he just has a new front running pin up he's rimming.
Someone needs to remind me how Pep & Emery are doing ................
5th & 3rd
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and her ladygarden is more unkempt than Brazils Olympic stadium
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Big Clubs aren't ran like your payday loan acct, Edders.
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