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[Albion] Bissouma (Gone to Spurs 17/06/2022)
- Thread starter Bigsul
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Hotchilidog
Well-known member
- Jan 24, 2009
- 9,123
Thing is though, Biss is a £50m talent. At least he hasn't gone to mid table mediocrity like Villa or the Saudis. If £25m is true that is a bloody STEAL for Tottenham.
Looking forward to seeing how we move on with developing our new midfield axis of Mwepu and Caciedo, with an increased role for Ali Mac, the potential of Sarmiento, Mitoma coming in and possibly Enciso.
Hmm - when we need a point from our last game to pip Spurs to the final CL place next season......
- Nov 3, 2015
- 3,460
Reasonable deal in my opinion. One year left on his contract, player keen to move on, we have good replacements, and it wasn’t bloody Villa.
HAILSHAM SEAGULL
Well-known member
- Nov 9, 2009
- 10,359
Clause of £5 million if Spuds win a trophy, not much fear of that happening
We're the Stripes
Well-known member
Very much agree £50m is far closer to his actual worth.
From a pure PR perspective, it reflects much better on the Albion and the pathway we provide that he's off to a top 4 team and not to a club that finished bottom half, several places beneath us.
Well, if that’s for the whole time he’s a Spurs player and includes the League Cup, FA Cup etc, then it’s not that bad a clause.
Insel affe
HellBilly
I prefer the mail story at 30 million pound.
https://www.dailymail.co.uk/sport/f...righton-midfielder-Yves-Bissouma-signing.html
We have witnessed some wonderful football from Yves and been very lucky to watch him develop into a world class footballer, we are now establishing ourselves as a pathway to great things, and if we can also progress while players grow, that can only be a good thing.
He was always going to leave in this window, and as much as i am not a Tottenham fan, it seems a good fit, I would have thought Arsenal would have been a better fit, but they do not look like wining anything anytime soon, so a good move for him and better than seeing him rock up at Villa or god forbid Saudi FC eh.
Good Luck Yves and thank you.
https://www.dailymail.co.uk/sport/f...righton-midfielder-Yves-Bissouma-signing.html
We have witnessed some wonderful football from Yves and been very lucky to watch him develop into a world class footballer, we are now establishing ourselves as a pathway to great things, and if we can also progress while players grow, that can only be a good thing.
He was always going to leave in this window, and as much as i am not a Tottenham fan, it seems a good fit, I would have thought Arsenal would have been a better fit, but they do not look like wining anything anytime soon, so a good move for him and better than seeing him rock up at Villa or god forbid Saudi FC eh.
Good Luck Yves and thank you.
erkan
Well-known member
Definitely this.
All the brilliant football we've played under Potter has been fantastic. But if there is one consistent frustration about supporting the Albion it is the pathetic mismanagement of finances by Tony Bloom and his team of senior executives.
They are literally clueless when it comes to money and making deals.
doogie004
Well-known member
I know he had only a year left but keep giving our players away for pittance will come back to haunt us
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I assume euros is a typo
nwgull
Well-known member
That's probably because Romano knows no more than the rest of us and is just regurgitating Gary Jacob's tweet, but with bad maths.
I wouldn't be surprised if there's more to this. £25m is low given all the clubs that are reportedly interested, even with only a year left, and it seems unusual for us to be accepting such an offer so early in the window.
If you’ve invested over £500M and continue to plug our astronomical losses every season - would you rather £22M now or £0 in 12 months?
Arthur
Well-known member
Didn't we turn down £35m in Jan?
Marshy
Well-known member
Is it though ? 25 - 30 for a guy with only a year on his deal... I think that sounds about right, and the sooner we get the money in the sooner we can sort ourselves out are my thoughts.
We’d never sell him to a direct rival. Especially a club below us. Worth the -£10m (which we got back on the last day of the season).
Blackadder
Brighton Bhuna Boy
Spurs are getting a very good player. If he could stop all the suspensions an excellent player. We could have probably earnt £10-£15M less on the last day of the season if results went against us. So glass half full here.
Superphil
Dismember
Nobody knows anything, and if he does go, to spurs, or anywhere, we will never know the actual amount of the sale, or any add-ons, as TB and the Albion never publish that information. There is no way spurs would disclose it as it will be embargoed by the Albion.