Sofascore suggests he has started 12 out of 18 Greek Super League games + 4 out of 6 europa games if I'm reading it correctly.
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I don't think we really do budgets.
Guess it depends on what happens with van Dijk. If he stays, it would be weird for them to spend what it would take for someone who plays in his position. But, from their perspective, I guess it's useful leverage in those contract negotiations.
In the document that details our PSR points deduction, it says that we'd budgeted for 12th place in 22/23, so I think it's brave to suggest we won't have budgeted for top 4 this season.
Still leaves us one up on Rachel Reeves.
Popular idea circulated by the fascist propaganda.
Talk me through Kwasi Kwarteng.
The guy who left three weeks after his "mini-budget"? Not much of a benchmark, is he?
Do you not think the differing headline press treatment of the two things is at least interesting? I do.
There weren't no Liz Truss and there never was.
The standard of living of every UK resident, says differently.
Anyway back to transfers. We only sell Taiwo if we can get the other one. The other one looks more and more like Sesko. The only problem is that Arsenal also want him and actually have money.
So I reckon Taiwo ain’t going anywhere unless we somehow manage to sell the pull of Nottingham over London.
Chicago: Always up with the news.
Maybe it's second season syndrome. He was adored last year.
Marmoush looking like he’s off to City.
I have no idea who Carmo is.
I don't know who anyone is. If I can't see them running about at the level, I can't tell you shit about them.
We signed him in the Summer & he immediately went on loan to our Athens branch. A bit like that other Kiwi bloke, the midfield player with the Balkan-ish surname which entirely escapes me.
Portuguese football heritage (Braga, Porto, Portugal U-19s & U-20s), but born in Portugal of Angolan extraction & now plays internationally for Angola - these colonial pasts, eh?
At the time we signed him (August, about a week before we also signed Morato), I assumed they were both part of succession planning post-Murillo; they’re both left-sided central defenders (Carmo 6’ 5”, Morato 6’ 4”) whose reputation suggests they can also play a bit - not Murillo standard, but there ain’t many of them around. The little I could find about Carmo included this (which, OK, is from Wikipedia so could be utter tripe):
“Carmo is predominantly left-footed & his size is a significant factor in his defensive style. He is a front-foot defender that engages in both ground & aerial duels, seeking to cut out danger at source by stepping in to intercept passes or muscle attackers off the ball. His physicality enables him to be a dominant presence, especially in the air. Carmo also possesses quality in possession. His long-range distribution is one main features of his skill set, as he is adept at pinging switch passes to the opposite wing or driving a pass down the channel.”
Remind you of anyone, based on that description?
