In the context of footballers fees it’s peanuts. A decent sporting director can shave that off the agent fee of another player with ease
Signing good players is not Paraticis only role….
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Transfers Summer 2022 Transfer Thread.
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Signing good players is not Paraticis only role….
I hope, that she streaks together with whichever willing man who's going do her, just as the Danish national anthem starts......in Qatar.
I mean, what are they going to do? It's a strong anti-LGBQT message
I remember Joe Hart being labelled the coup of the transfer window by some. With calls for the doubters among us to be burned at the stake
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Inspector Wazzock with the disagrees. You are gonna pay 50% tax on the £2M, spread over four years that’s 125kAs above, focus on the addressable spend which is reducing agent fees on incoming players…. Dangle carrots about future deals/other players from their stable, Paratici is cooking
I wouldn't be surprised if when the window closes we end up turning a profit
Put it on ignore. Simples.
Not sure I would describe us wanting to sell and Everton only wanting a loan as being "Very Advanced".
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Oh Keith jumping through hoops to try and justify his info, is he trying to get a blue background on SC ir something??
Someone left out a decimal point.
Had been leaning towards Richarlison over Raphinha because I favored Richarlison’s versatility, but had a thought today that’s made me reconsider.
If we were to get Raphinha, Kulusevski then becomes our attacker who can play numerous positions in the attack.
Obviously Kulusevski has taken quite well to the RW spot at Spurs, but he’s played everywhere throughout his career including second striker, #10, and false 9. Some thought he wasn’t as successful at Juventus because they were playing him wide whereas at Parma he played much more centrally.
Point being, Kulusevski’s versatility makes it a lot more palatable to grab a dedicated winger like Raphinha in my mind.
Also, it’s pretty great that we’re debating about two Premier League proven Brazilian nationals who are both likely to play a lot at this year’s World Cup. We’re in a good spot if we get either. Amazing top 4 and Moura is as good, or better than any fifth attacker Liverpool have had in the Klopp era (Origi, Minamino). Will be a top level group of attacking players.
If we were to get Raphinha, Kulusevski then becomes our attacker who can play numerous positions in the attack.
Obviously Kulusevski has taken quite well to the RW spot at Spurs, but he’s played everywhere throughout his career including second striker, #10, and false 9. Some thought he wasn’t as successful at Juventus because they were playing him wide whereas at Parma he played much more centrally.
Point being, Kulusevski’s versatility makes it a lot more palatable to grab a dedicated winger like Raphinha in my mind.
Also, it’s pretty great that we’re debating about two Premier League proven Brazilian nationals who are both likely to play a lot at this year’s World Cup. We’re in a good spot if we get either. Amazing top 4 and Moura is as good, or better than any fifth attacker Liverpool have had in the Klopp era (Origi, Minamino). Will be a top level group of attacking players.
That's a good way of looking at it.
I think I'd favour Raphinha of the two, but I can't say I spent a great deal of time watching Everton or Leeds, as they're both shit.
More or less getting our money back for Bergwijn is great business. Outside of the PL, no one has money except the traditional giants. Clubs have been getting rinsed by teams on the continent trying to sell their players, look at some of Woolwich’s business and failed business.
He had a couple of incredible moments at City and Leicester but by and large it hasn’t worked out here. No use in holding on the small chance he’ll be worth 40m in a few years when we can get nearly 25m now.
Bloke had played 2850 minutes in all competitions in his 2.5 years here. Royale played almost 2700 just this year and he wasn’t even fully first choice. We’re getting very sound money for backup that can be used for someone much better. Thank god for his performances while on international duty.
He had a couple of incredible moments at City and Leicester but by and large it hasn’t worked out here. No use in holding on the small chance he’ll be worth 40m in a few years when we can get nearly 25m now.
Bloke had played 2850 minutes in all competitions in his 2.5 years here. Royale played almost 2700 just this year and he wasn’t even fully first choice. We’re getting very sound money for backup that can be used for someone much better. Thank god for his performances while on international duty.
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Honestly would rather take Sarr and Dennis from Watford or Sarr and Toney. Probably get 2 players for the price of Richarlison or Raphinha.
Sarr Dennis and Toney would all be happy to play for us, would probably be happy with rotation and Toney is HG
Sarr Dennis and Toney would all be happy to play for us, would probably be happy with rotation and Toney is HG
Everton fans ought to get real. They almost got relegated. Winks is a reliable player with experience against the best clubs including in the CL, and he would instantly improve them. They act as if our rejects arent an upgrade for them when they absolutely are because while they are fighting to achieve mid table hopefully we are working to challenge for the title. They don’t deserve Winks and £25M is actually very reasonable.Everton fans on the Winks news:
On a side note, if it does go through, I seriously hope he does well there. Good lad deserves to have game time which clearly won't happen here next season. Defo think he can do a job for them.