AndyWolves
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He's massive, the kind of forward we struggle against
If you don't initially qualify it goes to a points system. You must hit 5 points for an appeal to be considered. Which isn't a guarantee it will be granted, but usually it will.
Having played in the Champions League last season gets one of those points
Value of the transfer needs to be in the third quartile of all transfer values into the premier league in the last twelve months to get another two points. £22m or so must be a good chance of that.
So got to find the other two points
And you get 3 points if the guy is going straight into the top 25% earners AT YOUR CLUB
So if you want Carlos kickaball who won't get a permit now, then it seems, pay a big fee and stick him on high wages and you nail the 5pts needed.
Do we really struggle against them, though? Seems a bit of an overblown issue to me.He's massive, the kind of forward we struggle against
Black player described as fast and strong shocker...According to Tim Vickery strong, powerful and quick but not a great finisher. Sounds a bit like Rondon.
Black player described as fast and strong shocker...
Tedious is listening to seemingly every black player described as such. It's not an indictment of Vickery himself but rather of the subtle way race affects our perception of athletes.You can really be tedious sometimes Alan when you look for things that aren't there. Tim Vickery is a well respected commentator on South American football. If he says that's what his attributes are then it's because it's true, not because of some black trope
Hung myself out to dry there then, sorry AlanMy correction it was a re tweet from Brugge fan.
No worries, mate. I'm well over such things, having dealt with the conversation of whether black men are intelligent enough to play NFL quarterback my whole life.Hung myself out to dry there then, sorry Alan
Think Russell Wilson's contract has probably put that one to bed. Patrick Mahomes in 3 years time will be the highest paid NFL player in historyNo worries, mate. I'm well over such things, having dealt with the conversation of whether black men are intelligent enough to play NFL quarterback my whole life.
It's definitely gotten better but you still see it, especially at lower levels of the game. Questions about "decision making", "football IQ", and especially "character" all come up with black QBs much, much more often than white ones.Think Russell Wilson's contract has probably put that one to bed. Patrick Mahomes in 3 years time will be the highest paid NFL player in history
Do we really struggle against them, though? Seems a bit of an overblown issue to me.
He's an incredible player.2 goals and 3 assists in 35 games as an attacking midfielder? Doesn't sound that great to me.