Would you want you’re girlfriend back after she’s spent nearly a year shagging a bloke with genital warts, no thanks
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[Albion] £115m
- Thread starter Bozza
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Weststander
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To think of Cntstanley’s excitement as he announced to PB, after a drum roll and a “You’ll going to need to sit down for this!”
“Our revised offer is 80 million pounds, I repeat, 80 million pounds”.
Cock.
“Our revised offer is 80 million pounds, I repeat, 80 million pounds”.
Cock.
Muzzman
Pocket Rocket
I wonder if Tony did a David Shepherd hop when the price hit £111M
Braggfan
In the beginning there was nothing, which exploded
- May 12, 2014
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We should send them a low ball offer
Mackenzie
Old Brightonian
Hopefully we’ll unearth another Moises, but it has blown a big hole in our amazing team right now. I don’t think I’m wrong to be feeling a bit sad this morning.
Weststander
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Plus I don’t count Colwill as a failure. I said throughout that the Chavs would never sell him to anyone. On rubbish pay, he wasn’t going wait 2 more years to escape.
It was worth asking.
No way I'd want him back, he's a snake in the grass.
5Ways Gull
È quello che è
I know what you mean, i feel the same, but I think he was gone once Chelsea started shit stirring anyway. It's just a case of making his going as beneficial to us as possible
I shall bounce this when Mo Dahoud powers through him and scores to seal the win in Dublin at the end of this season.
Mackenzie
Old Brightonian
hampshirebrightonboy
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- Sep 3, 2011
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He's not happy
Super Perry Digweed
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- Sep 9, 2010
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Hold up. I'm confused.
Weren't we told by lots of Chelsea fans that holding him prisoner would ruin our chances of ever signing another talented youngster? I was on the verge of calling the modern slavery helpline.
Yet it would appear the opposite is true. We've helped make him into one of the most expensive players ever.
What a signal to send out to future transfer targets.
I do also think the sell on clause when we first bought MC, far from being a negative, was actually a stroke of genius. Although, granted we take a hit on the profit this time around (ahhh well....only the 80+m profit then), it does give us some bargaining power when spending in the future. We might just avoid getting rinsed by demonstrating just how much "sell on" profit is in the pipeline.
Weren't we told by lots of Chelsea fans that holding him prisoner would ruin our chances of ever signing another talented youngster? I was on the verge of calling the modern slavery helpline.
Yet it would appear the opposite is true. We've helped make him into one of the most expensive players ever.
What a signal to send out to future transfer targets.
I do also think the sell on clause when we first bought MC, far from being a negative, was actually a stroke of genius. Although, granted we take a hit on the profit this time around (ahhh well....only the 80+m profit then), it does give us some bargaining power when spending in the future. We might just avoid getting rinsed by demonstrating just how much "sell on" profit is in the pipeline.
METALMICKY
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- Jan 30, 2004
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Nicely put!Would you want you’re girlfriend back after she’s spent nearly a year shagging a bloke with genital warts, no thanks
willalbion
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To be honest he was gone as soon as the Arse offered 70m in January, I’m gutted. Gutted that our midfield is now Liverpools. It’s gonna hurt seeing them line up against us.
Neville's Breakfast
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Indeed. Chelsea deserve it but Liverpool have just got on with the deal whilst showing maximum respect to our club.
A quote from that;
‘While all the noise was around Chelsea's efforts to sign Caicedo, it is understood Reds chief executive Billy Hogan worked quietly behind the scenes to get this deal in place.
Brighton had a figure they wanted for Caicedo - someone they believe could go on to become one of the world's best - and Hogan's approach allowed Liverpool to get there.
It left Chelsea out-negotiated and out-manoeuvred and may deliver to Klopp one of the most exciting talents in the Premier League - albeit at a fee that reflects that.’
deletebeepbeepbeep
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- May 12, 2009
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That will be particularly tough but only two matches a season and I'll smile if they help Liverpool beat Chelsea on Sunday.
Think you got that all wrong, mate....
- Apr 19, 2018
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Someone hasn't been reading all the Christianity threads on NSC.
hampshirebrightonboy
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- Sep 3, 2011
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Hope this is a lesson for the big teams. Keep quiet, respect us, don't unsettle our player and you get him if you offer the right price.
Thought Chelsea had learnt this lesson with Cucurella. They worked quietly in the background and got the player. Then they start acting like Man City.