Gyros Peter
Sauce salad?
Maybe he'll even get a game in his actual position!I look forward to seeing him next pre-season then (again)
Maybe he'll even get a game in his actual position!I look forward to seeing him next pre-season then (again)
Says on the Oviedo side that there is an option to buy as well.Gone to Real Oviedo on loan for the season.
Isn't going to raise much money for next season's transfer fund.
He was having a bad day at the office and substituted early in the latest Real Ovideo game. Some fans were booing and he got into it with them - including a Grandma - and had to be restrained. He apologized through social media.
With Ovideo facing relegation, many of their fans don't want to see him in the shirt again.
It's the Carmouflage.Frankly, I think pretty much everyone forgot he was even still with us.
If Carmo returns to the WFCG then we are in a poor state!Just Bowler, Dennis and Richards to go from the players who weren't involved with the first team last season (not including our new signings, obviously). All in the last year of their Forest contracts, I think, so if not now it'll be next July regardless you'd imagine. Obviously Bindon will probably be back and possibly Carmo but out for this season anyway.
Why?If Carmo returns to the WFCG then we are in a poor state!
The guy has no pace, no positional sense, has a Morato tendency to let the ball bounce.Why?
Personally I don't see this as forward planning, this is a player Oly has wanted since the end of last season and it is a creative way to get around FFP in Europe. I'd be shocked if he ever plays a game for Forest.
Perfect Murillo replacementThe guy has no, no positional sense, has a Morato tendency to let the ball bounce.
Who has said that if does come back here it will be to play for us?The guy has no pace, no positional sense, has a Morato tendency to let the ball bounce.
Pure speculation on my part and you're probably right, but you never know, he might have preferred being much closer to home in a country where he probably speaks the language pretty well (and Oviedo is not far from Portugal).After a spectacularly idiotic career move for a professional athlete (he preferred to leave us, and forego the chance of playing at the Champions League, in order to go to a struggling Spanish team, because he couldn't stomach not being a guaranteed starter -and ended up being a bencher even at Oviedo), the rumour is that he will return to us, probably on a permanent contract. You'll somehow get some of your money back, I suppose.
Maybe (he was also a newlywed last summer, so his wife's wishes should perhaps be factored in); it was still very disappointing for us because he had achieved cult status here before he decided to stop trying.Pure speculation on my part and you're probably right, but you never know, he might have preferred being much closer to home in a country where he probably speaks the language pretty well (and Oviedo is not far from Portugal).
No, I think we'll pay significantly less, because, you know, you're the rich cousin and all that, plus you will retain a sell-on percentage.Carmo set to rejoin Olympiacos on a permanent deal in the coming days according to Nikos Kotsis.
Will Olympiacos pay the reminder of the book value we have left which should be around €6.6m
Apparently you got it right and I got it wrong. UEFA now scrutinizes such moves between clubs of the same group, so the word on the street is that we'll pay you £5-7m for Carmo.Carmo set to rejoin Olympiacos on a permanent deal in the coming days according to Nikos Kotsis.
Will Olympiacos pay the reminder of the book value we have left which should be around €6.6m
Apparently you got it right and I got it wrong. UEFA now scrutinizes such moves between clubs of the same group, so the word on the street is that we'll pay you £5-7m for Carmo.
Personally I don't see this as forward planning, this is a player Oly has wanted since the end of last season and it is a creative way to get around FFP in Europe. I'd be shocked if he ever plays a game for Forest.