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Transfers The Summer Transfer Edging Thread 2025

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People are chuckling at this -- for good reason tbf -- but if it's possible/acceptable, we should do it.

Wissa is super reliable, flexible and effective.

Kudus, Palhina, Eze, Wissa and potential Akliouche (?), is a proper window to give Frank the tools to go forward with some real purpose.

Richie is FIT and has hit a bit of form.

His body is so flaky - can we really risk it?

Maybe strike whilst the iron is still hot and functioning.

It smells of Baldcunt fiddling around for fun again, but if there is any truth to this and is viable, then I'd welcome it.

If Bladcunt thinks he's doing this and not buying Wissa tho... lol bad idea Baldfuck.
People are chuckling at this -- for good reason tbf -- but if it's possible/acceptable, we should do it.

Wissa is super reliable, flexible and effective.

Kudus, Palhina, Eze, Wissa and potential Akliouche (?), is a proper window to give Frank the tools to go forward with some real purpose.

Richie is FIT and has hit a bit of form.

His body is so flaky - can we really risk it?

Maybe strike whilst the iron is still hot and functioning.

It smells of Baldcunt fiddling around for fun again, but if there is any truth to this and is viable, then I'd welcome it.

If Bladcunt thinks he's doing this and not buying Wissa tho... lol bad idea Baldfuck.

More bo!!ocks.

I give up.

There is no way we should currently have Richarlison as part of any deal that we were told had been secured. And that's assuming for one second there is any truth in it - there isn't.

Nothing we do or attempt is ever simple.

Ti think it's very easy to see the extent of criticism that will come the club's way.l if this doesn't go through.

I think the Eze deal is now less than more likely. Far too long and seemingly numerous obstacles with the main one possibly that the player just doesn't want to come.
 
Not true mate. Finance capitalists take great pride in being impervious to the sadness, pain and social damage they cause. They think it's what makes them exceptional, dynamic alphas. To boost "brand" perception, after tax profits and asset wealth means being indifferent to the consequences of your actions on others.

Doesn't really compute to this situ though..... You don't piss off your customer base if the consequences stand to out-weight the so-called "brand boost". A "brand boost" of which the purpose is alleged to be for the eyes of said customer base in the first place.

1) How is a failed transfer a "brand boost" and 2) how do you quantify that being of more value than the upshot of a disenfranchised customer base?
 
Don’t make any market sense to me. Everyone knows they have loads of players they can’t shift. There’s no honest reason for these clubs to be obliging them and not just waiting for the desperation to kick in and the prices to drop
They do very very well hoovering up players in the £10-30m range available under their true market value and then flipping them on for closer to their true value, usually having found them a good shop window loan or covering a gap in their own squad until a better replacement becomes available in the market, they will take a shower on some of their bigger acquisitions (Mudryk, Fofana and Nkunku have all probably halved in value at least) but tbh their record of profiting on players they paid up to £30m for is remarkably good. We all assume other clubs would want to avoid doing business with them to spite them but I would bet good money the opposite is true and Chelsea have a very good reputation around Europe of being a very easy club to do deals with.

As for waiting til the price drops, hard to do when they are tied to 7 year deals and you have a selling club that will eagerly negotiate with other clubs to offload the player.
 
They do very very well hoovering up players in the £10-30m range available under their true market value and then flipping them on for closer to their true value, usually having found them a good shop window loan or covering a gap in their own squad until a better replacement becomes available in the market, they will take a shower on some of their bigger acquisitions (Mudryk, Fofana and Nkunku have all probably halved in value at least) but tbh their record of profiting on players they paid up to £30m for is remarkably good. We all assume other clubs would want to avoid doing business with them to spite them but I would bet good money the opposite is true and Chelsea have a very good reputation around Europe of being a very easy club to do deals with.

Which players have they done that with?
 
So hold on a second here. We've been told for days from nearly every media outlet out there that the deal for Eze is advanced and nearly all but agreed....

And now we're talking chucking Richarlison into it.

Hmm...sounds like nothing was even remotely close at any stage if we're still floating fantasies around.

All sounds pie in the sky.

Honestly, doubting the deal will happen for the first time now.

Levy will, never, ever change.
 
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