What the feck is going on with this player...we allegedly paid £8m for him...he never played a game for us...loaned out to Werder Bremen...according to wikipedia has never played a game for them either...is he related to Mickey Mouse or what?
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What the feck is going on with this player...we allegedly paid £8m for him...he never played a game for us...loaned out to Werder Bremen...according to wikipedia has never played a game for them either...is he related to Mickey Mouse or what?
Our scouting system has to be the worst in the premier, but the end of the day pulis always said he had the final say when it came to players comings or goings , wouldn't have trusted him with Billions to spend .Quote:
Originally Posted by goodlordmurphy
Don't think you can blame our scouts or even Pulis for this one. This is the result of Chinese ownership. As I understand it he's not eligible for work permit in the UK until his loan is up at Bremen...Quote:
Originally Posted by Johnny on the spot 1
Does he exist??? Mmmmm
He does have a profile on Wikipedia...funny looking sod when lining up for China...XDQuote:
Originally Posted by talkSAFT
Thanks for shedding a bit more light 123.Quote:
Originally Posted by WBA123
Yes okay on this one it probably is 123 obviously with strings attached , but I still stand on the other stuff I posted
Pretty much as WBA123 said, Zhang Yuning is popular over in China based on 2 things: -
He had a fantastic debut for China's national team, 2 goal & an assist against those giants of international football Trinadad & Tobago...
And he is one of very few Chinese players plying their trade in Europe.
Lai wanted him to help raise our profile in China & didn't take the money out of the transfer kitty, he probably won't be good enough for us (although he is still only 20 so time for him to come good) but with WB paying his wages he represents very little risk.
A Chinese club would not be penalised for paying silly money for him unlike they are now for foreign players so even if he doesn't make the grade we should still get the £8M back