Nixonator
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Fee does not matter, it is what he demands to be paid. Hernandez was what 16M? Well within budget, the 120k a week not so much.
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Absolutely gagging for a striker.....
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Fee does not matter, it is what he demands to be paid. Hernandez was what 16M? Well within budget, the 120k a week not so much.
Whoislloydy
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Didn't say he was, just saying what reports are saying today. Still a bargain
Huh? We need a striker that will get goals. He ticks the boxes.
Sorry, I was being sarcastic. Thanks for the info.
Nathan
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Agree with the above posts, while we don't want to throw away money on a shit striker and go bankrupt, we do need to strengthen in that area. If we don't the chances are we will get relegated, in which case we will need to sign at least 2 strikers as Murray will be at the very end of his career, Hemed less mobile than last year and Baldock still injury prone. Sunderland didn't spend on strikers while in the premier league, and have now spent £30m on championship quality strikers. Lets try to get Perez for £13m if the wages can be agreed. We need to do something.
The_Viper
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In all fairness, if Hudders can spend 40 million quid and not run the risk of going bankrupt and we can't spend more than 10 so far without there being a concern for our finances something is really, really wrong with our club.
We're fine financially, we're just a tight and very, very naive bunch on and off the pitch this season and we're going to get taught some very brutal lessons if we do not make a few more significant additions.
We're fine financially, we're just a tight and very, very naive bunch on and off the pitch this season and we're going to get taught some very brutal lessons if we do not make a few more significant additions.
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Have you found the magic money tree ?
Whoislloydy
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Yeah it's the one that guarantees you £100m MINIMUM for coming bottom.
Roughly translated to - there's 0 risk anymore.
I vote we ban the term yo yo club and use the term Burnley instead as they are the only club you could even remotely apply that term to in recent years.
I agree btw, we just have to stay up
Nixonator
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Icy Gull
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If that is our target I will be stunned. As things stand we are going down with our big parachutes. Find it really hard to believe that the club will settle for this cop out though, unless TB has over stretched himself and needs some payback.
Blue Valkyrie
Not seen such Bravery!
Going down and losing Dunk, March, Stephens and Knockaert when we do
Icy Gull
Back on the rollercoaster
- Jul 5, 2003
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Going down and losing Dunk, March, Stephens and Knockaert when we do
We'd get quite a windfall on that too....
Weststander
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Well done. Destroyed the awful magic money tree analogy. PL are handing over £100m.
I'll mulch over that thought.
As our self proclaimed richest NSC'er, why not lob the club £15m for a striker and offer to pay his wages for a few years too?
West Brom were unquestionably a yo-yo club that stabilised
Think possibly Stoke a while back?
You could add Newcastle to the list also
LamieRobertson
Not awoke
Hoe hoe
Nixonator
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Stoke? They were promoted circa 2007 for the first time since the 70/80s and have remained there ever since. Unsure about WBA and Newcastle are a basket case.
The term yo yo club simply means a club that goes up and down, doesn't mean they are well run. Newcastle and WBA have shown yo-yo tendencies within the last decade or so.