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MUTU wrote:

ramsej84 wrote:Carvajal was on loan...
I forgot Gundo and Sane and yes Rakitic

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No, Carvajal was not on loan. Hoewedes is.

That is the other kind of loan who Real does, the ones in which they have the right to decide if they want the player back or not (like they have done with Juve for Morata)

Isabella wrote:

MUTU wrote:

ramsej84 wrote:Carvajal was on loan...
I forgot Gundo and Sane and yes Rakitic

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No, Carvajal was not on loan. Hoewedes is.

That is the other kind of loan who Real does, the ones in which they have the right to decide if they want the player back or not (like they have done with Juve for Morata)

Not loan... Buy back clause.

Exactly, a buy back clause, which means that if the player loves the league and club he signed for then he would refuse to return to his former club.

MUTU wrote:Exactly, a buy back clause, which means that if the player loves the league and club he signed for then he would refuse to return to his former club.

You know someone who said no to a call back from Real?

James?

#12 wrote:James?

Well, I do not think they had really tried to call him back and in any case Real can not do it (and they will never risk an irreparable damage on their relationship with Bayern for him).
I am talking about someone who Real sold with a buyback clause (and they usually had played in Real youth sector) who Real wanted back and said no

Isabella wrote:Well, I do not think they had really tried to call him back and in any case Real can not do it (and they will never risk an irreparable damage on their relationship with Bayern for him).
I am talking about someone who Real sold with a buyback clause (and they usually had played in Real youth sector) who Real wanted back and said no

Yes Madrid/Barca youth always dream of representing their home teams despite the money they can make elsewhere or despite the criticism/abuse they get at Real/Barca.

Re: Rodriguez. Whether James states or leaves will be his decision alone. I don’t think either club will have a say in that matter. Obviously Real would want him back after the loan and Bayern would be willing to buy him for the price tag but the ultimate decision will be made by the player himself.

Strange.... but true

More importantly, all 7 German participants are well poised to remain playing in Europe.

• BVB are 1st with 9 points; in order to get eliminated from all competitions they need to finish 4th. Club Brugge and Monaco are both last with 1 point.
• Schalke are in 2nd place with 5 points. Lokomotiv Moscow are in last place with 0 points.
• Bayern are in 2nd place with 7 points. AEK are in last place with 0 points.
• Hoffenheim are at risk. They are in 3rd place with 2 points, equal to Shakhtar. The direct encounter match may very well decide who places above who.
• Over in the Europa League, teams need to finish in the top 2 places in order to progress. Bayer Leverkusen are 2nd with 6 points, 5 ahead of 3rd place Ludogorets.
• RB Leipzig are in 2nd place with 6 points, ahead of Celtic with 3 points.
• Frankfurt are 1st with 9 points, well ahead of 3rd place Marseille (1 point).

As things stand, no German club would be eliminated, but Hoffenheim would drop to the Europa League.

ramsej84 wrote:Strange.... but true

And Germany being first isn't even the most surprising thing on there. It's Scotland 5th

FCBayernMunchen wrote:Unfortunately only 6 will make it, Bayern will get eliminated, right #12?

Look I know I tend to exaggerate but I hope - and think - you’re just yanking my chain?

I mean I'm not THAT critical, I‘m realistic... Realistically there's about 10 teams clearly better than us in the long run... Right now it's like 50, but I hope we'll improve a little...
In the Bundesliga, it’s 2-3, so we will make the round of 16 and top 4... Rest depends on luck in draws and games... But I'm pretty sure there’s no silverware for us this season...

#12 wrote:

FCBayernMunchen wrote:Unfortunately only 6 will make it, Bayern will get eliminated, right #12?

Look I know I tend to exaggerate but I hope - and think - you’re just yanking my chain?

I mean I'm not THAT critical, I‘m realistic... Realistically there's about 10 teams clearly better than us in the long run... Right now it's like 50, but I hope we'll improve a little...
In the Bundesliga, it’s 2-3, so we will make the round of 16 and top 4... Rest depends on luck in draws and games... But I'm pretty sure there’s no silverware for us this season...

You lost your bet already because we already have silverware. In fact we have won 100 percent of competitions and are mathematically in with a chance to win 3 more.

MUTU wrote:

#12 wrote:

FCBayernMunchen wrote:Unfortunately only 6 will make it, Bayern will get eliminated, right #12?

Look I know I tend to exaggerate but I hope - and think - you’re just yanking my chain?

I mean I'm not THAT critical, I‘m realistic... Realistically there's about 10 teams clearly better than us in the long run... Right now it's like 50, but I hope we'll improve a little...
In the Bundesliga, it’s 2-3, so we will make the round of 16 and top 4... Rest depends on luck in draws and games... But I'm pretty sure there’s no silverware for us this season...

You lost your bet already because we already have silverware. In fact we have won 100 percent of competitions and are mathematically in with a chance to win 3 more.

Oh please, that shot again... Did we also win the Timbuktu Cup? If it’s not in the letterhead, it’s not silverware...

Also I didn’t bet but I'm still waiting for yours

If there was a Timbuktu Cup for which we were eligible, considered an official competition, we participated in it, won it and lifted a trophy, that's silverware.