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Transfers Summer 2022 Transfer Thread.

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Raumdeuterz said:
You'll have to link me the article. All the information I've seen on this has shown a clear correlation, obviously not 100% of the time (United..) but teams who invest more generally achieve more. I imagine the top spenders on transfers correlate pretty closely with the top spenders on wages, anyway.
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It was in soccernomics, the authors did a study on it.
 
Dr Rocktopus said:
Stop being such a tart. We're all yids here (well...mostly).
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Could’ve sworn you said you put me on ignore and slagged me off when I had my little timeout…

So kindly mind your business because I did see what you wrote and I’ve not forgotten it (elephants don’t forget).

I stand by everything I’ve said today. Very pleased with our transfer business, there are no GAPING holes in our squad, and we don’t need to just ho out and spend big money for the sake of it.

I trust in Conte.

And that do be all I gots to say about that.

:adethumbup:
 
Dr Rocktopus said:
I dunno.

It was an allegation at that point. Brighton and Spurs knew there was an allegation (not of rape) against Bissouma.

I don't think the club did anything wrong.
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Yeah if something is at allegation stage I feel the club is well within its rights to continue to allow the player to do his job & live a normal life, we live in a country where innocent till proven guilty applies. Unless the club had info beyond that (which we can't really speculate about) I don't see that story as particularly damning.
 
cretinousgoat said:
Could’ve sworn you said you put me on ignore and slagged me off when I had my little timeout…

So kindly mind your business because I did see what you wrote and I’ve not forgotten it (elephants don’t forget).

I stand by everything I’ve said today. Very pleased with our transfer business, there are no GAPING holes in our squad, and we don’t need to just ho out and spend big money for the sake of it.

I trust in Conte.

And that do be all I gots to say about that.

:adethumbup:
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Nothing I haven't said to you directly.

You just seem to have a bee in your bonnet for some reason these days.
 
Dr Rocktopus said:
Nothing I haven't said to you directly.

You just seem to have a bee in your bonnet for some reason these days.
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Not at all. I’m actually in a good mood.

Maybe you want to change the way you read things.

Anyway how you take what I write…that’s on you. I couldn’t give a rats fart.

You would fucking know about it if I really did have a ‘bee in my bonnet’.

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Raumdeuterz said:
Yes.

No, spending directly correlates with success. Clubs who spend more statistically do better. Obviously you can find bargains, but operating on a smaller budget is far, far harder, and players with higher wages & transfer fees are generally costing more for a reason.

This obviously doesn't equate to every expensive signing being a success, or that we should pay more for mediocre players. But that's not the argument put forward, but you know that, you're just going to pretend I've made that point because it's easier to try and discredit.
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The single biggest correlation for league position is on wages spent if I remember rightly, more so than transfer fees. But correlation doesn't necessarily prove causation of course.

www.totalsportal.com

Premier League Wage Bills For 2021-22 Revealed: United had a big hike in their wage bill thanks to Ronaldo bumper deal. Here is breakdown every PL club Wage bill this season.

Manchester City's £220 million wage bill going into the 2021-22 season is the highest in premier league. United's £214 million, Liverpool
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Good player, but wildly overvalued at that asking price. Bastoni would be similar if we spent north of €70m euros on him. Both very good, but pace of Serie A suits both players.
 
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