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Geoff Thomas
Is it worth typing all of that into Google Translate or have I basically got everything I need from “mucho dinero”?
Is it worth typing all of that into Google Translate or have I basically got everything I need from “mucho dinero”?
Is it worth typing all of that into Google Translate or have I basically got everything I need from “mucho dinero”?
It's actually quite sad that I didn't even look at the article - I just assumed the Post were rehashing old news.Is this legit or is it the post reporting on a story from a fortnight ago?
Aouar-Betis, the issue is still at a standstill, with no progress. The biggest problem: the economic agreement between Betis and the player. Houssem prioritises Betis, but there are teams pushing hard, especially Nottingham Forest, who are offering a lot of money.
And the rest Razar!It's actually quite sad that I didn't even look at the article - I just assumed the Post were rehashing old news.
I don't think they have had an exclusive for a decade.
To be fair to them I don't think it's down to laziness on their part.Previous Forest correspondents built contacts and/or earned the trust of the club over a period of time. In the age of the internet that type of effort would be regarded as too much like hard work for local hacks like Clapson and Davies.
Is that a rehash of another article?Sounds like we've made our first bid today according to L'Equipe:
Nottingham Forest a fait une première offre pour Houssem Aouar (OL)
Nottingham Forest, en contacts depuis plusieurs jours avec l'entourage du joueur, est passé à l'action ces dernières heures pour Houssem Aouar, le milieu de l'Olympique Lyonnais.www.lequipe.fr
You make a sensible point about the demise of the local newspaper, but if, as you say, they don't have the time to operate like proper journalists, they're obviously wasting too much time trawling the internet.To be fair to them I don't think it's down to laziness on their part.
Newspapers just aren't the go-to news source nowadays. I would say that very few members of this forum buy a paper anymore, particularly those under 50. As a result the Post or the umbrella company they operate under decided the only way to stay active is through adverts on the website. Hence the click bait nature of post articles.
I don't think they have time nor can the Post afford for them to be out actually getting proper news. It wouldn't surprise me if they worked entirely from home.
So much talent but not one for tracking back or pressing.
That's stage 2.At least he hasn't turned us down..... Yet