He's just recently gotten to the point he'll even speak English with the media, and you're giving the guy hell for using "demand"? Come on. You got it right the post before last I think.
He could have meant it. It's not like he's ever been known for being meek. If he'd have stayed in the US, he'd have probably have ended up playing safety in the NFL. Then, no one would raise an eyebrow if he made "demands".That is a valid point. Though, I am fairly sure he didn't just become proficient in English (as most Germans are continually taught the language beginning at a very young age and are at least conversational by the time they leave secondary school). Add to that the fact that Germans do not generally use words in which they are unfamiliar with the exact meaning or context they are conveying (as my Swiss-German wife constantly reminds me) and I'll always assume what was said is exactly what was meant.
However, as I said before, none of us are in a position to know which position, if either, is "unreasonable", so there is no way to determine where Jones falls on the negotiation position continuum.
But we'll likely find out soon enough.
Jones > Lampard for what this team needs. Get him or the Club Formerly Known As Chivas USA will.
Just quoting for emphasis.Jones > Lampard for what this team needs. Get him or the Club Formerly Known As Chivas USA will.
Is this you or Midas' publicist?Just quoting for emphasis.
We'z about to fuck up. I don't like where this signing points.
Fuck Lalas. His persona is antagonistic twat.Alexis Lalas, picked up by BT Sport coverage of MCFC's friendly with Sporting KC, has just said that he believes Jermaine Jones is pricing himself out of a move to MLS and "wants too much money".
Interesting that an American pundit, formerly an executive in MLS, would call him out that way.
Is this you or Midas' publicist?
Fair enough.Both posts were my publicist. But the help has a point.
Jones trolling MLS and NYCFC fans on twitter right now