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Masch has arrived in Barna and is on his way to the Camp Nou :D

A quick negotiation later, and the player's ours at a price we're happy to pay. Watch and learn Brent, watch and learn ;)

So when I asked do you have proof, the answer was "no". In fact it's total guesswork on your part. I'm not completely dismissing the possibility that somebody urged him to refuse to play but until somebody with some first hand knowledge of events proposes the theory it continues to be unfounded...

At the end of the day it does benefit us but what evidence is there to indicate that we pushed the player to make that move?

Do you have proof to back up that libelous statement?

Are you an example of somebody who hasn't got the foggiest what that phrase means? It would seem so. Actually the English media tries to present that image of us, and gullible individuals such as yourself don't have the capacity to question whether the reports are accurate. Barca have never...

How insulting of Inter!

But we're not talking about members, we're talking about penyes. I love the Catalan language and I think it's right that Barça promote it wherever possible but if the majority of penyes there today are from outside Catalunya it makes sense to use Spanish to communicate to them.

It was the worldwide penya congress, surely it makes sense to use the language that can communicate with the largest number of people?

Daily Fail says today that Liverpool want £18m cash in a single payment made immediately, I don't believe that for a moment because if that were the case surely the deal would be done by now?

Well you continue to think 2+2=5, I'll wait and see how this all pans out.

1. You have a player who has obviously not been committed to the club for some time, there was no need to unsettle him as he wasn't settled to begin with. If unsettling was the aim there were far more subtle ways of doing it, and his refusal to play does us no favours at the end of the day...

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Are you a complete numpty? Any prospective buyer with an ounce of intelligence will enter a negotiation with a low bid in order to drop the final price, they rarely if ever expect that opening bid to be accepted, equally the selling party will aim to open negotiations with a high demand to bring...

Of course everybody knows it, it's called a NEGOTIATION :banghead:

So what is your point? I've read your posts but you don't seem to have much of a concise argument, merely a misunderstanding of what our club motto means and an ignorance of how negotiation processes work. You're acting like a WUM

I think that a refusal to play in any match whilst still under contract with a club is thoroughly unprofessional, but as far as I'm aware (and I'm prepared to admit I'm wrong if you can cite a previous example) he doesn't actually have a track record of being a disruptive influence.

You have a point? What is it precisely? All you seem to have done so far is rant about "disrespect" based on press rumours regarding multi-million pound offers for one of your players.

OMG, an offer was made, it was rejected, an improved offer will be tabled sooner or later which you can either accept or reject. Is negotiation a totally foreign concept to you people? As for tapping up, what suggestion is there that any tapping up has taken place? Given that formal negotiations...

As I predicted earlier, don't expect facts to get in the way of the slightest opportunity for the English media to harrangue us.