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Offline Somniloquism

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Re: Emi Martinez
« Reply #9960 on: Today at 09:31:23 AM »
I think last season was the time when some good young keepers came onto the market. Manure/Martinez/Monchi screwed us over at the start of the season with the attempt to buy Eni, then actually signed the player we would have probably replaced him with in Lammens. However Chevalier at PSG has also shown that good young keepers could struggle and harm their career when replacing a giant in that position.

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Re: Emi Martinez
« Reply #9961 on: Today at 09:37:37 AM »
We could be open to letting him go based on fitness. If we think whatever is causing him to pull out of so many games is going to persist and/or worsen we may decide now is the time to get what we can.

Maybe but that would also come up in any assessment at a new club and impact his contract/role there so if it was a real risk there's no incentive for him to be looking when he's got a nice safe 3 years left on his contract with us.

 


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