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Betty Perez2 Betty Perez2 Newcomer
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joined Oct 2010
#361 ·
Thank God the club isn't going to come out looking like they were blackmailed by some 18-year-old—I mean, what kind of reputation would that leave them with?
George Gonzalez George Gonzalez Newcomer
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joined Mar 2013
#362 ·
Alright, which one are you even talking about? Someone posted such an incredibly stupid and transparently fake story—claiming there aren't any Catholic churches in New York City or in the territory of the New York City FC—that I think I listed at least 30 examples in my last post. This guy is just grasping at straws because he claims to be a believer, while most people on this thread are basically putting on a performance, acting like Pride parades are somehow against Catholicism. They swear by Holy Spirit, the Pope, the Vatican—it's all very lovely, really. In reality, most of these players are just messing with Kauri. That jerk Gabric walks through the city perfectly fine without anyone giving him a hard time, yet they try to pick on Radosevic just to make jokes about his faith. Honestly, it would be much easier if Kauri, Tropic, and whoever else were just shut down altogether.
Betty Perez2 Betty Perez2 Newcomer
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joined Oct 2010
#363 ·
George Gonzalez said:Alright, what’s your actual point? Someone posted such an incredibly stupid, transparently fake story—claiming there aren't Catholic churches in New York City or New York City—when my previous post listed at least 30 of them. I guess Covica just leaned into the crisis by claiming he's a believer, while most people in this thread are basically roleplaying some drama about how Pride parades are against Catholicism. They swear on Holy Spirit, the Pope, the Vatican... it's all very lovely. In reality, most players are just messing with Kauri. That jerk Gabric wanders through the city totally fine without anyone bothering him, yet they go after Radosevic just to mock his faith. It would be better if Kauri, Tropic, and whoever else were actually held accountable.

We've already discussed this, and I think I've already told you where I stand on it.😉
Jose Kern11 Jose Kern11 Active Member
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joined Feb 2012
#364 ·
George Gonzalez said:Alright, so what’s your actual point here? Honestly, someone is spinning such an incredibly foolish and transparent narrative, claiming there aren't Catholic churches in New York City or even in New York City—if you look back at my previous post, I listed at least thirty of them! It seems like people are just jumping on the bandwagon because he claimed to be a believer, while most folks on this thread are putting on this big act about how Pride parades are somehow against Catholicism, swearing by the Holy Spirit, the Pope, and the Vatican as if it's all so wonderful. In reality, most players are just messing with Kauri, and that jerk Gabric gets to roam the streets freely without anyone giving him a hard time, yet they pick on Radosevic just to mock his faith. Wouldn't it be much better if Kauri, Tropic, and whoever else were actually being held accountable?

Are you a die-hard Radosevic supporter or what? Why hasn't the contract been signed after three whole days? Forget about New York City for a second; why is the kid asking for a 10% cut at the very end of negotiations? Just let me know once you have the full story. Seriously, everyone is trying to squeeze the Los Angeles Dodgers instead of just settling the deal, and instead, we keep handing them our hearts on a silver platter. Marshall Kirigin must be turning in his grave every single day seeing what Stimac, Grgić, and the rest of the crew have done to us. And does anyone actually know why the kid is running around Marjan Muscle today? Does anyone have an answer for that too?
George Gonzalez George Gonzalez Newcomer
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joined Mar 2013
#365 ·
The guy started running laps last year because he realized various benchwarmers were pulling in over $100,000 a year—he wanted a contract just like Maloca's. At that point, Milic held a 20% stake in transfers, and Dzoni was making $8333 a month; would you have signed under those conditions? If Stimac had been his manager, he probably would've landed a deal like that. He might have even jumped ship to join Sosin’s crew, but he didn't.
He finally signed once he saw the club moving toward standardizing contracts, much like the Tomasov situation.

As for this whole thing with New York City, it's a total joke—I don't believe it even 2%.
Jose Kern11 Jose Kern11 Active Member
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joined Feb 2012
#366 ·
God, please help me. So, he’s sitting on a contract at just 17 years old that looks a lot like what Maloca has, even though he’s already racked up 100 appearances? Is that really how this works?? And you still haven't given me a straight answer as to why the contract hasn't been signed yet. Actually, don't even bother; I can't deal with this kind of ridiculous argument when you're being this stubborn.
velvetfalcon80 velvetfalcon80 Active Member
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joined Oct 2013
#367 ·
George Gonzalez said:I mean, what’s your point exactly? Someone just put out this incredibly stupid, transparently fake story claiming there aren't any Catholic churches in New York City or anywhere near New York City, and I think I mentioned at least thirty of them in my last post. I guess people just jumped on the bandwagon because he said he was a believer, especially since most folks in this thread are acting like Pride parades are somehow an attack on Catholicism—swearing on Holy Spirit, the Pope, and the Vatican like it’s some big deal. Honestly, half the players are basically messing with Kauri, and then you have that jerk Gabric walking around town totally fine without anyone giving him grief, while they try to pick on Radosevic just because of his faith. It probably would've been easier if Kauri or Tropic or whoever else just shut the whole thing down.

Clean out your inbox.
George Gonzalez George Gonzalez Newcomer
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joined Mar 2013
#368 ·
Jose Kern11 said:God help me. So you're saying he's looking for a contract at 17 that looks more like what Maloca got—you know, after hitting 100 appearances? Is that really where we're at?? And you still haven't actually answered why the deal isn't signed yet. Actually, never mind—I can't even argue with you anymore, you're clearly delusional.

I'm typing this on my phone, so maybe I wasn't being clear enough before. Maloca signed a modest little deal that turned into a massive payday once he hit 18 and had a few appearances under his belt. This whole story you're spinning about New York City just doesn't hold water—it makes zero sense.

Check your DMs.
brightsurfer26 brightsurfer26 Newcomer
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joined Feb 2012
#369 ·
George Gonzalez said:The kid was running hard last year because he saw various role players pulling in over $100,000 a year, so he wanted a contract like Maloca. At that point, Milic holds 20% of the transfer value, and Dzoni $8333 monthly—would you even sign in that situation? If Stimac were his manager, he would have landed a deal like that. He might have jumped ship to Sosin's crew, but he didn't.
He signed once he saw the club actually moving toward standardizing contracts, much like the Tomasov situation.

But this whole thing about New York City is a joke; I don't believe it even 2%.

There's truth to a lot of what Jose Kern11 wrote.
George Gonzalez George Gonzalez Newcomer
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joined Mar 2013
#370 ·
Alright, let's get this straight.
First off, this whole argument about churches doesn't hold water—I just pulled up a list of Catholic churches in New York City and New York City in about ten seconds. Since I’m probably a bit sharper than your average soccer player, it might take them twenty or thirty seconds to find the same thing, but they'd eventually get there.
Second, why is it that nobody on any forum, news site, or paper ever mentions New York City?

Third, while all this nonsense was going on, I was reading through various forums, and some guy claims he’ll pick a good club with God's help. Of course, all the trashy newspapers twist it to make it sound like he’s waiting for a divine vision from Jesus and Mary to lead him by the hand to his next team. Naturally, the immediate reaction is to crucify Radosevic and mock him—even though the guy hasn't had a single blemish since joining the club, unlike about 95 percent of the players who actually mattered and were here over the last decade.
Or take this Stimac thing. Some fool with a massive superiority complex wrote that in a letter once, and now I have to spend my time arguing against those city types, using words, and lately, even dealing with our own people. I might just have to draw a diagram for those who don't grasp what Radosevic did for the national team and why he was specifically called up from Stimac's corner.

You have to squeeze Sammir in somehow, right? What's the easiest way? Just stir up a scene, pretend you care deeply about the Los Angeles Dodgers and play up the fan hysteria; then you can call for Sammir and use the "don't judge a player by their former club, only by their quality" defense. Dammit, people fall for that every time. Who are you going to call against Belgium? Andrijasevic? Then Modric can't play, which is too predictable. Blazevic? Makes no sense, and Pletisi is a total liability. Caktas? He didn't show anything against Inter Milan. You bring in Radosevic because the defensive midfielder is the national team's main issue. You lose to Belgium, the favorites win the group, the underdogs put up a decent fight, and hell, Stimac does even better. I have proof for this, too. It follows a cycle: we play North Mexico and Wales. Vukojevic starts against North Mexico, and Radosevic is in the squad. Against Wales, Vukojevic is out due to cards, so the coach puts Badelj in at defensive mid. Radosevic doesn't see a single minute. So, how the hell does that work? If you put him in the most important match, you don't give him a single second in these two games, even if the competition level shifts from intense to non-existent? Besides, we all know who made their debut against North Mexico....
George Gonzalez George Gonzalez Newcomer
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joined Mar 2013
#371 ·
Jose Kern11 said:God help me. So, you're saying he's looking for a contract at 17, just like Maloca, who—if I recall correctly—has maybe 100 appearances? Is that really how this works?? And you still haven't actually answered my question about why the contract hasn't been signed yet. Actually, never mind—I can't deal with this kind of nonsense right now, you're being completely irrational.

Pardon, I completely forgot to address your question about the unsigned contract.
To be honest, I haven't a clue. But then again, that’s just typical for Italian teams. For instance, Roma spent ages trying to bring in Ivan Piris, that right back from Paraguay. It took them a full month just to get him through the door. Why? They were signing Marquinhos in maybe two or three weeks. Then you have one guy taking six weeks while his brother gets signed in two. Who knows? Now they’ve even taken three weeks to finalize Torosidis.
Jose Kern11 Jose Kern11 Active Member
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joined Feb 2012
#372 ·
So, I guess if New York City isn't mentioned in the papers, they simply don't exist, right? Look, Ida, you have to realize that the offer from New York City was just verbal, unlike these other two deals. And honestly, the kid doesn't even seem to grasp that New York City is a city, not some count of how many churches are in town! You also went out of your way to write this massive lie claiming he doesn't have any talent at all. He definitely has it—you see him running around San Francisco all the time, which is something you constantly try to deny. Are you his friend or something? There’s no other explanation for why you'd defend him like that. We'll see everything play out over the next few days, but I really just want to put an end to these extortionists once and for all. While the kid managed to grind his way to 150 appearances, this joker is sitting there on a 60-40 contract. I’m convinced even Messi wouldn't be pushing for terms like that at Barcelona with Tim. And what's worse, the guy is a desperate center-back. Seriously, we need to get together immediately and tell the kid he needs to scale his contract back to 100%. There’s no point in waiting around anymore. Milic also has some percentage involved, and since he's the player we're most likely to sell, he absolutely needs to be at 100% too.
Ryan Chavez3 Ryan Chavez3 Newcomer
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joined Oct 2012
#373 ·
Jose Kern11 said:So, if Liverpool FC isn't mentioned in the papers, they basically don't exist, right? Look, Ida, you have to realize Liverpool FC's offer was just verbal, unlike these other two. And Maloca clearly doesn't grasp that being from Liverpool doesn't mean he knows how many churches are there. You also wrote this massive lie claiming Maloca doesn't have any leverage. He has plenty, especially when he's running around the local park, which you constantly deny. You must be some kind of friend or relative of his; there's no other explanation. We'll see more about all of this in a few days. I just want us to finally put an end to these extortionists. Maloca managed to grind his way to 150 appearances, yet this Dummy has a 60-40 contract. I'm convinced even Messi at Barcelona wouldn't push for terms like Tin's, and what's worse, this guy is a desperate center-back. Honestly, we need to get together immediately and tell Maloca to drop his contract down to 100%. There's no point waiting around. Milic also has a percentage stake, and he's the player we're most likely to sell. He definitely needs to be at 100% too.

You'd actually suggest telling Maloca to lower his sell-on percentage? 😁

It’s not Maloca's fault; someone handed him that contract. It seems Dan and Milic are getting a nice little slice of the future transfer fee. That’s just our incompetent Management... though, if I'm being honest, they aren't so much incompetent as they are just looking out for their own pockets while giving absolutely zero damn about the club, which explains why things are in this state.

But it really makes you wonder how Ruben Lima can even play now, considering his contract expires in just five months. It's honestly embarrassing.
Jose Kern11 Jose Kern11 Active Member
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joined Feb 2012
#374 ·
Ryan Chavez3 said:You'd basically be telling Maloca he needs to lower his cut from future sales, right?😁

But honestly, you can't really blame Maloca here because someone handed him that contract in the first place. I mean, isn't it just a massive payday for Dan and Milic from the next big transfer? It all comes down to our incompetent Management... though if we're being real, maybe they aren't just incompetent, but rather they're just looking out for their own pockets while they couldn't care less about the club, which explains why things are such a mess.

Still, it makes you wonder how Ruben Lima can even play for us now when his contract is set to expire in just five months? It's honestly quite embarrassing.

Well, he really needs to wake up and realize that this contract is basically a robbery and a death sentence for the Kansas City Chiefs, and he absolutely has to scale back those percentages. As for Maloca, I honestly wouldn't mind if he just walked away entirely, because I truly cannot bear to see him wearing that captain's armband. You could give it to anyone with a shred of decency, just not that dummy. And then there's Milic. He’s easily the most promising player we have, yet he won't move for anything under five million, and even then, he still gets a slice of the pie? We just can't keep doing things this way. Either management fixes this, or they might as well just throw in the towel.
George Gonzalez George Gonzalez Newcomer
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joined Mar 2013
#375 ·
You’re talking nonsense. I don't even know the guy personally—I'm just laying out the facts here—yet you haven't actually addressed a single one of them.
I wouldn't mind sitting down with you in person just to go over this all over again if it helps.
George Gonzalez George Gonzalez Newcomer
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#376 ·
But I actually met that Dummy here, and I have to say—I actually liked his way of thinking, which is a bit of a change from most of our local kids
Jesse Doyle3 Jesse Doyle3 Newcomer
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joined Mar 2014
#377 ·
George Gonzalez, why on earth would anyone besides Management need to know that Liverpool FC sent an offer? Maybe they requested confidentiality? Just look at what happened with Edward—nobody ever breathed a word about Arsenal FC, and then suddenly, boom, Edward is playing for Arsenal FC.
So, your argument doesn't really hold much water.
Jose Kern11 Jose Kern11 Active Member
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joined Feb 2012
#378 ·
George Gonzalez said:You're just talking nonsense here. I don't even know the guy personally, I'm simply laying out the facts for you, yet you haven't actually addressed a single one of them.
I wouldn't mind sitting down with you in person just to tell you all of this again.

Could you maybe tell me the whole story about Maloca—how you two met, what you talked about, and if you happen to know Kukoč too? 😍 And since you're clearly in the same circle as Radosic, would you be willing to bet an unpaid winning lottery ticket on that? 🙂
George Gonzalez George Gonzalez Newcomer
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joined Mar 2013
#379 ·
Jose Kern11 said:Maybe you could tell me the whole story about Maloca—how you guys met, what you talked about... maybe even some info on Kukoč. 😍 You’re basically sitting in the same class as Radosic, so I bet you’d wager any unpaid lottery ticket you have on this. 🙂

Look, I live in a major US city. A few people from this forum actually know me personally—they could back me up if you need.
I just looked at which ticket we're talking about, and honestly, it caught my eye—right around the moment I stopped watching because Duvnjak scored his fourth goal.🤣.

Unlike most of our local stars, Maloca is actually a pretty modest guy. Since you seem to be such an expert, you probably already knew that. It doesn't matter if he's wasted at Kaurija's or stone-cold sober; it’s all the same level of mental fog. That's just how things work here.

I laid out some facts for you, and you responded by accusing me of being Radosic's cousin, brother, uncle, classmate... I might as well be his professor at this rate.
If it's true that his brother is behind this, someone should probably tie him to a car and drag him down the street. As for the Liverpool thing, I don't buy it; I think I've already explained why.

Jesse Doyle3 said:George Gonzalez, why would anyone besides Management need to know that Liverpool FC sent an offer? Maybe they requested confidentiality? Just look at Edward—nobody ever mentioned Arsenal FC, and then suddenly, boom, Edward is at Arsenal FC.
So, that argument of yours doesn't really hold much water.

Alright, so how does Jose Kern11 know that specific offer arrived? Those insiders of his must be pretty powerful. If he had written this ten days ago, maybe I'd believe him, but as it stands...🤣
amberscout47 amberscout47 Newcomer
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#380 ·
Wait, does someone actually believe the Kansas City Chiefs missed out on a million euros just because Radosic didn't want to move to Liverpool FC? 🤣 A whole million dollars, seriously.

Unbelievable. 😂

Oh, and honestly, Maloca is a class act. I don't know him personally, but I hear things from people who do. Even George Gonzalez says the same thing. If nothing else, the guy has been here five or six years and he’s always treated the jersey with respect; he plays for peanuts and never complains about money or starts demanding transfers. I can't recall any issues with drinking or anything like that either. He even shut down Dinamo recently by explaining that since he's the captain of the Kansas City Chiefs, he isn't going to join Dinamo. Honestly, if we were all that much of a dummy, life would be easier.

As for those transfer percentages, they didn't just decide that on their own. Someone offered them that specific contract. It wasn't them, and it definitely wasn't the current Management. We are still dealing with the fallout from previous administrations. Vukusic gets a cut, Milić gets 10%, and Maloca gets one too. If you added even more to that, we'd be right back where we started.

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