Agents Hoodwinks 😉

Manero drops the focus on the not so loved football agents, but loved by the players and drop zoned either side of love and hate by clubs’ owners, who on occasions can be hoodwinked into hiring a washed up player, it happens, but the agents have to be careful not to put too much of a stain on their villain profiles, they have to be seen to be of good purpose, but is that really the case? They parasite millions out of football into their pockets, what is their forte? Do they have one? Are they talented crooks? They negotiate players transfers, set up meetings, spin the bollocks dangling on a chain, ouch, the mouth and earpiece for the players. Are their activities of a criminal intent my lord? Should clubs be granted their own lawyers to level zone on players contracts, to save on the millions of pounds drain. The agents, the million-dollar men riding roughshod into a lawless town, a new sheriff needs to ride in to regulate the agents, FIFA fail to control, but that’s FIFA, of no substance. Change the rulings, let club’s lawyers represent their players to save millions, link to article Nov 26^th 2024 ‘Football’s Smoking Tinderbox – Diarra’, which highlights a wind blown in favour of football’s agents if a European Court of Justice ruling stands firm, the concept of players contracts will also be diluted if the ECJ continue with the theme, it’s smoking, ‘BOOM’.

The top of the pops agent ranking belongs to the Italian Fabrizio Romano who also trades out as a journalist and is known for the catchphrase ‘Here we go’, as opposed to the Manero ‘Let’s go’. Billboarded as one of the most followed and trusted journalists in the world, should that be the case? Leaked access to players transfers is the get go to Romano’s head start on the rest of the field, first up to set the delas in place that matter to serious cash loading, lord his contracted players on the media outlets, the followers flock in ‘tweet, tweet’, birds of a feather, numbers manipulated, it’s the ‘magician man’ Fabrizio Romano.

The Magician Man

Cheap tricks for money
The Magician Man
Tacky wacky lines
Roll up and see it all
The Magician Man
Stroll up and have it all
Simply done
All the glamour
He tells you what you want to hear
Pay that tune
It’s the Magician Man

Romano’s early soundings were as a blogger with player transfers as his role set in play, Romano knew he was proficient in this environment. A veteran journalist at Italian Sky Sports scouted Fabrizio’s potential and opened the door to untold riches later to become under the umbrella of journalism and a football agent, dual roles with access early doors to the big transfers in the pipeline and operative, it becomes a basic supply and demand vehicle with the link.

Romano sends out media player news on a daily basis, sparking stories to fall in line to suit oneself, to sharpen up on the followers. A sending out of twenty five tweets on the themed Mason Greenwood narrative come transfers to the Spanish club Getafe and followed one year later to Marseille, there was no mention of Greenwood’s murky rape claims made against, a backing off from those involved led to freedom road for Greenwood, Manchester United decided to move the player on, the stench was too strong, as opposed to Romano, Manero will not refrain from any callouts. In 2015, Fabrizio landed a role with the Guardian entering the English Premiership’s golden laden offerings. The freelance role came with freedom and gusto to media savvy the best news and the most important. The Paul Pogba world record transfer fee of 89.3 million to Manchester United in 2016 became the king pin for Romano’s visioned empire, the contacts were building to open doors to seek out the number one news on the domain.

The transfer of Bruno Fernandez to Manchester United from Portugal’s sporting, marked down at 47 million pounds became another game changer for Romano on the agent come journalism standing to become even more elevated, from a young versed blogger to a sensation within the industry, a guru in Romano’s field of dreams.

To Feature in April’s Edition

It’s a tribal affair, Manero highlights the cesspit in part on questionable media outlets.

Creep City, the Saudi Arabia involvement in boxing, The Agenda.

The Manero Parody Videos

Out on X and YouTube, Bond -> ‘On Her Majesty’s Secret Service’ and Vincent, the Hit Man, ‘Collateral’, plus the Manero blog chat, transcripted on Her Majesty’s, let’s go.

Manero on X

@chestermanero
Greedy Sir Jim Radcliffe, the UK tax evader, Sir Jim quote, “No such thing as a free lunch”, hypocrite.

@chestermanero
It’s a methodical process to rid out the not so good, Amorin needs time, if he needs to shake arses, so be it.

@chestermanero
Sorry about the circumstances surrounding Sean Dyche’s exit, Moyes is the next best bet to take the club into a new era.

Added to Feature in April’s Edition

Manero denounces, Newport County, Swansea City, Cardiff City, Wrexham AFC and the Wales Football Association, binned, those ‘crushed daffodils.

Westham United

It has been reported that the club’s player recruitment officer, Jim Steidten has left the club linked to the Julien Lopetegui sacking.