Why do you continue to make nonsense like this up for the last 12 years?
The top six have so far announced 4 signings in total between them, at an average of 0.66 of a player each. 3 of the top 6 haven't announced a single signing!
Liverpool = 2 signings... Fabinho & Keita
Arsenal = 1 signing... Lichtsteiner
Manchester United = 1 signing... Dalot
Chelsea = 0 players announced as signed
Man City = 0 players announced as signed
Tottenham = 0 players announced as signed
How on earth is that "extremely active"?
He is taller than Maradona, the same height as Messi and slightly shorter than Pele, are Maradona, Pele and Messi "too small for the Premier League"?
Players should be judged on ability... not size.
Premier League football allowing for them to put themselves on show for an even bigger move, nice area to live and a club with among the largest wage budgets in world football.
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If a deal was close and the club were usurped by Liverpool... how is that a clanger by Les Reed/Saints? Liverpool are a significantly wealthier club, offering bigger wages and Champions League football. That isn't a "clanger", that is the reality of football when a richer club makes a player an offer.
What makes you think the club set out with the intention to sell them? Bids coming in and then accepting those bids is very different from actively looking for a buyer.
Based on what? Having an injury last season does not automatically make him "injury prone".
It is not unusual for clubs to release a video interview after a managerial appointment.
Pellegrino, Puel, Koeman, Pochettino, Adkins, Pardew etc etc all had one.
To reach the quarter finals requires being in the top 2 of a group with Belgium, Panama and Tunisia and then a last 16 match vs one from Poland, Senegal, Colombia & Japan. We are not so dreadfully poor that those set of results are unlikely.
That is not reflected in their wage budget...
2016/17
Ajax wage bill = £35m
Saints wage bill = £112m
Saints can blow Ajax out of the water for wages. I doubt they'd come close to what we pay Tadic.