Football Season 2017/2018 & 2018 Summer Transfers

[durrtygoodz]

It would be nice to have a universal transfer deadline date set but until all of the leagues start at the same time, that won't happen

Germany are keen on it, UEFA are keen on it, 50 quid on it being La Liga that vetoes.

[Jessicka]

Only really a good thing if the other leagues follow suit.

If English teams can't buy, they're not going to sell; and they are by and large the ones with the money these days. Wouldn't make a lot of difference, it would just make drama day happen 3 weeks earlier, when you hope 'your team' got their business done early to get the team settled in any case.

[Valeron]

Germany are keen on it, UEFA are keen on it, 50 quid on it being La Liga that vetoes.

I wouldn't be surprised. Tebas is a tool.

I'd be all for a universal transfer season

[durrtygoodz]

If English teams can't buy, they're not going to sell; and they are by and large the ones with the money these days. Wouldn't make a lot of difference, it would just make drama day happen 3 weeks earlier, when you hope 'your team' got their business done early to get the team settled in any case.

Doesn't stop players getting unsettled by La Liga clubs.

[Valeron]

Doesn't stop players getting unsettled by La Liga clubs.

and really it is only 2 clubs that do it

[Deleted]

Just need someone to swipe in next year with some crazy transfers for Messi and Ronaldo, then we'll see how much La Liga likes playing by there own transfer rules.

[Deleted]

GL with that Billion transfer for Ronaldo.

Messi is viable and only team that could pull that off is City assuming he doesn't renew his contract because then he can go wherever he wants

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PS: Tebas is a fucking idiot

[durrtygoodz]

"Man Utd, Man City, Watford, Swansea and Crystal Palace voted against early transfer window"

What a fucking surprise Manchester

[Deleted]

Swansea need the window open as long as possible so they can sell more players.

[Jessicka]

"Man Utd, Man City, Watford, Swansea and Crystal Palace voted against early transfer window"

What a fucking surprise Manchester

I am surprised, given both clubs got their transfers done early this year, and usually do do most of their work early on.

[Deleted]

An international xfer window should happen. In addition, make it so the xfer window ends once official games happen (Cups prior to league start for example)

[Nerph-]

I'm also surprised both Manchester clubs voted against it... would like to know the reason behind it.

[durrtygoodz]

I'm also surprised both Manchester clubs voted against it... would like to know the reason behind it.

lmao Manchester clubs are the absolute worst, set the red goggles aside a second.

City were still pestering us over Alexis until the final hour of deadline day.

[Nerph-]

lmao Manchester clubs are the absolute worst, set the red goggles aside a second.

City were still pestering us over Alexis until the final hour of deadline day.

Being "the absolute worst" isn't a reason. As @Jessicka said, United at least get their business done quite early. Sure, City were pestering Arsenal for Alexis until the end of deadline day, but otherwise they also got their business done quite early on. I'm just curious as to what reason they truly have to vote against it.

[Northern Goblin]

Thinking about it, it's not surprising United voted against it.

A shorter window means everyone does business earlier and quicker.

Less time to get business done before the big deals come in that reshape the market value.

[Lollis]

"Lol, shocked Manchester clubs voted against it, of course they would"

Crystal Palace, Swansea and Watford did too.

"But, but, the Manchester clubs, it was obvious ololol"

Please...

[RobertoCarlos]

Thinking about it, it's not surprising United voted against it.

A shorter window means everyone does business earlier and quicker.

Less time to get business done before the big deals come in that reshape the market value.

Why cripple your transfer policy potential by limiting the window when its not universally shared across other leagues.
You never know what last minute deals could pop up in this crazy world

#bitlikeglobalwarming
#chinawilldoitanyway

[durrtygoodz]

"Lol, shocked Manchester clubs voted against it, of course they would"

Crystal Palace, Swansea and Watford did too.

"But, but, the Manchester clubs, it was obvious ololol"

Please...

Getting man U fans in a tizz never gets old.

At least make it a challenge.. christ..

[Lollis]

Getting man U fans in a tizz never gets old.

At least make it a challenge.. christ..

You imagine far too much of yourself if you think any of us are in a 'tizz'.

[durrtygoodz]

You imagine far too much of yourself if you think any of us are in a 'tizz'.

Fake quoting me pretty much always means you're mad. It's okay diddums.