It is a number process. Most players fail at some point. They don' settle for various reasons or get injured. SO the more brought in there, may be a gem among them. Take Chelsea, even they let Salah, DeBruyne & Lukaku go & look at them now.
comment by Jonty (U4614)
posted 1 hour, 18 minutes ago
comment by LufcGermany (U6066)
posted 4 hours, 28 minutes ago
"my point is that when our management are aware enough to mention this as a specific risk then there has clearly been a lack of decent risk assessment before signing this player."
Maybe that could have been seen with Saiz if people had taken notice of his working record, but like I said, normally nobody would know how a transfer from another Land will work until they try it, a reason why I wrote a lot of players that take the plunge wouldn't even know themselves until they try it!..
I was in the Forces and I and many more like me know what its like to be with people that are homesick, some of them will have even suffered it themselves, or Family problems that rip the crap out of families, homesick and Family are two completely different things but both can bring most Men to their knees!..
What you could do is look at the Bossman himself, Bielsa, people said we had no chance in getting him and than they said he wouldn't stay!..
Same sort of thing but he's turned it the other way around!..
Orta might have mentioned it as a problem, but I'd think he means for every player not just Saiz!..
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Part of the process will be talking with family to risk assess and try to ensure they’re on board. I’ve said it before regarding foreign transfers you normally have a partner who is going to have to give up their job maybe kids so you need to find schools it’s not an easy process at all.
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It aint easy & the decisions made can & do change for what ever reason. To blame Orta for that is just stupid.
Germany, it’s not easy if other half of your family aren’t on your side. My Wife’s German and ive always found them pretty welcoming to myself although my wife’s mum didn’t like idea of my being jewish before she met me, but she was a product of society from the war so I can understand that and now she knows me there is no issue.
Jonty, I get on great with my wife's family, her parents were a little so so at the beginning, but that was more to do with her first hubby, he was British Military and used to knock her about,(in my book that sort ain't worth the air they breath!)and it took a bit off time to win their trust over but when I did they were brilliant!..
My brother in law lives in Regnesburg, his wi fi pass code is:
1954197419902014
Schweinhund!
"Regnesburg"..
He'll have to change that now, I mean there cant be to many Men in Regensburg with Jewish Brother in laws!..
His Neighbors'll put 2+2 together!..
Could try something like 1966-66-66-66----!.
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posted on 4/9/19
It is a number process. Most players fail at some point. They don' settle for various reasons or get injured. SO the more brought in there, may be a gem among them. Take Chelsea, even they let Salah, DeBruyne & Lukaku go & look at them now.
posted on 4/9/19
comment by Jonty (U4614)
posted 1 hour, 18 minutes ago
comment by LufcGermany (U6066)
posted 4 hours, 28 minutes ago
"my point is that when our management are aware enough to mention this as a specific risk then there has clearly been a lack of decent risk assessment before signing this player."
Maybe that could have been seen with Saiz if people had taken notice of his working record, but like I said, normally nobody would know how a transfer from another Land will work until they try it, a reason why I wrote a lot of players that take the plunge wouldn't even know themselves until they try it!..
I was in the Forces and I and many more like me know what its like to be with people that are homesick, some of them will have even suffered it themselves, or Family problems that rip the crap out of families, homesick and Family are two completely different things but both can bring most Men to their knees!..
What you could do is look at the Bossman himself, Bielsa, people said we had no chance in getting him and than they said he wouldn't stay!..
Same sort of thing but he's turned it the other way around!..
Orta might have mentioned it as a problem, but I'd think he means for every player not just Saiz!..
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Part of the process will be talking with family to risk assess and try to ensure they’re on board. I’ve said it before regarding foreign transfers you normally have a partner who is going to have to give up their job maybe kids so you need to find schools it’s not an easy process at all.
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It aint easy & the decisions made can & do change for what ever reason. To blame Orta for that is just stupid.
posted on 4/9/19
Germany, it’s not easy if other half of your family aren’t on your side. My Wife’s German and ive always found them pretty welcoming to myself although my wife’s mum didn’t like idea of my being jewish before she met me, but she was a product of society from the war so I can understand that and now she knows me there is no issue.
posted on 4/9/19
Jonty, I get on great with my wife's family, her parents were a little so so at the beginning, but that was more to do with her first hubby, he was British Military and used to knock her about,(in my book that sort ain't worth the air they breath!)and it took a bit off time to win their trust over but when I did they were brilliant!..
posted on 4/9/19
My brother in law lives in Regnesburg, his wi fi pass code is:
1954197419902014
Schweinhund!
posted on 4/9/19
"Regnesburg"..
He'll have to change that now, I mean there cant be to many Men in Regensburg with Jewish Brother in laws!..
His Neighbors'll put 2+2 together!..
Could try something like 1966-66-66-66----!.
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