CantSmileWithoutYou
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Player watch: Christian Eriksen
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Dr Benson
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Well, no. Now there are new worries. His wife wanted to "experience a new culture"...
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Spicy Italian sausage.
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Do people still buy into this "I wanted a change of scenery BS". He moved for the...
I love Italy but Milan is a dirty hole of a place.
Did they and can they offer more than we allegedly did though?
Some of our trusted ITK said he was being offered around the 200k per week mark, would Inter offer that as I thought Italian league wasn’t so rich nowadays?
I wish him all the best.
Hopefuly he can reignite his inner fire though, as last few months he was completly out of form mentally. It reminds me a bit of Sanchez situation, when he left mid-season to United, while he was out of form for 6 months prior to the transfer. Eriksen's younger and will propably recover, he never relied on pace like Sanchez did (and who lost some of it around that time), but it might turn out that not re-signing him on massive wages might not turn out to be a blunder.
Hopefuly he can reignite his inner fire though, as last few months he was completly out of form mentally. It reminds me a bit of Sanchez situation, when he left mid-season to United, while he was out of form for 6 months prior to the transfer. Eriksen's younger and will propably recover, he never relied on pace like Sanchez did (and who lost some of it around that time), but it might turn out that not re-signing him on massive wages might not turn out to be a blunder.
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When he decided to leave Tottenham and the PL, he probably thought of RM and Barcelona. When those options dried up, It's then either Juventus, Bayern Munich or possibly PSG. After the, Inter is probably the best option. A cool place to live, decent pay package, great stadium and fan base.
Not an outright footballing upgrade, but for someone who wants a change? Very nice indeed.
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Ironically, I think Eriksen's drop in form actually made us a heap of money. If he'd been pulling up trees for the past 18 months I could see RM or Barca being in his ear and telling him to hold out for a Bosman. Because he played pretty poorly though, I think they dropped all interest which opened the door for Inter. I think Levy played a blinder though, probably convincing Inter that they had one shot at getting him and it would cost 17m. Can only assume Conte thought he was getting the Eriksen he was up against at Chelsea.
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I've been to Rome and I thought it was fantastic if Milan is anything like that then it is appealing . I'm from bedford so we grow ip around Italians and I do like their culture and way of life. I London too I've just come back from a weekend in London but if it was Rome vs London it would be Rome.cant speak for Milan
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I read in the Guardian he is on 260K+ a week there - up to £320K with bonuses
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