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The move didn't work out and he's been moved on.What do you know?
He won't come back.
The move didn't work out and he's been moved on.What do you know?
Can we assume that's what you've heard from the club? Or is it personal opinion?I can tell you one thing: there is no way on earth he's coming back here.
No I've figured that much, but wouldn't mind if we got an extra £20m for him.I can tell you one thing: there is no way on earth he's coming back here.
Yes.Other than Romano, have we had any credible journalist sources confirm there is an obligation to buy included?
In this particular case it has been reported by multiple reputable journalists that the deal between the clubs included an obligation* to buy.I assume it's moot at that point. Nobody can force him to sign a contract if he doesn't want to.
If nothing else: when Ferdi got a long term injury and Sevilla ruled out playing Barco, we were only willing to bring him back (from losing value in Sevilla) if there was a new club willing to take him on. Clearly there is a problem and he won't be with us again. Obviously I don't know any details, but that much is clear.Can we assume that's what you've heard from the club? Or is it personal opinion?
What's he done for you/the club to have that stdong an attitude towards him?
He’s GingerCan we assume that's what you've heard from the club? Or is it personal opinion?
What's he done for you/the club to have that stdong an attitude towards him?
...unless there's some sort of Undav-esque curveball somewhere...In this particular case it has been reported by multiple reputable journalists that the deal between the clubs included an obligation* to buy.
*an obligation, not an option
For that to be the case it would have to be that the player has already agreed to the move [ie signed the contract] because, as you say, he can't be forced into something against his will.
I've got no strong feelings about him either way, but I've been told the move didn't work out and he'll not be returning.Can we assume that's what you've heard from the club? Or is it personal opinion?
What's he done for you/the club to have that stdong an attitude towards him?
to have that stdong an attitude towards him?
Sorry, I'm not trying to be coy - I haven't got juicy gossip I'm keeping to myself.There is obviously something that some people seem to know about, but aren't telling - which is absolutely as it should be.
But it does leave the rest of us wondering about whose missus he might have shagged!
Yeah, clearly something didn't work out. And it feels like it might be more than just performance, since we'd surely give him some more time to develop.Sorry, I'm not trying to be coy - I haven't got juicy gossip I'm keeping to myself.
From what I can observe and reading between the lines, my hunch is he very much failed the "no dickheads" test, but I'll stress that is my guess and not something I've been told.
OK, not ITK, but that opinion is pretty much where all of us are, I think (and we're all speculating!)Sorry, I'm not trying to be coy - I haven't got juicy gossip I'm keeping to myself.
From what I can observe and reading between the lines, my hunch OK, appreciate no |ITK - but that's pretty much where all of us are, I s he very much failed the "no dickheads" test, but I'll stress that is my guess and not something I've been told.
My suspicion and reasonable guess is that he did not really want to go on loan to Sevilla, rather, he wanted to stay here with his chum Facu in the 1st team.OK, not |IT|K, but that opinion is pretty much where all of us are, I think (and we're all speculating!)
According to some of the things Hurz said when Barco left (going to sleep now and cba find the exact quotes), Barco didn't believe he was good enough to start for us. It sounded odd. I don't think they got along very well, and I also don't think Barco wanted to stay.My suspicion and reasonable guess is that he did not really want to go on loan to Sevilla, rather, he wanted to stay here with his chum Facu in the 1st team.
A catastrophic strop ensued where by he did not put any effort or graft into the Spanish loan both soiling our reputation with that particular club/league as a loaner of future stars and failing our no DH policy.
Can’t see much more to it than that.
I bet he gets dozens of Argentina caps……
I’d very much like to see him as Brighton manager one day. Comes across as a thoughtful and thoroughly decent fella.Liam is destined for great things.
Certainly seems to have got the best out of Barco.
My suspicion and reasonable guess is that he did not really want to go on loan to Sevilla, rather, he wanted to stay here with his chum Facu in the 1st team.
A catastrophic strop ensued where by he did not put any effort or graft into the Spanish loan both soiling our reputation with that particular club/league as a loaner of future stars and failing our no DH policy.
Can’t see much more to it than that.
I bet he gets dozens of Argentina caps……