[Football] Grealish to Citeh today ?
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Bailey and/or Buendia HAVE to hit the ground running. If not, a team that has been accused of being a one man outfit might struggle.
LamieRobertson
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Green Cross Code Man
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Why in heaven's name is this 'exciting times' for a Brighton fan?
Well it's clearly exciting enough to start another thread on the same subject.
Green Cross Code Man
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Maybe the OP accidentally signed into NSC instead of Blue Moon?
- Aug 24, 2020
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Because Grealish is reported to have a price tag of £100 million, and Veltman (who cost us £900,000) had Grealish for breakfast, lunch and dinner.
MattBackHome
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- Jul 7, 2003
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Course it's exciting - it will be the box office transfer of the summer if/when it happens.
FWIW I reckon Villa will be completely fine. Both Buendia and Bailey are qualla.
FWIW I reckon Villa will be completely fine. Both Buendia and Bailey are qualla.
Green Cross Code Man
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Veltman did indeed own Grealish. That was fun. However just because he is going for a big fee does not make it exciting.
Not really that exciting. Who gives a shit.
It leaves Villa as a decent team. While they lose a great player, they've signed two good ones in Bailey and Buendia.
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Think they're gonna need more than that ...
Their points per game without Grealish was 0.94 last season just about enough to stay up. They are a bang average team I wouldn't classify them as decent.
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I'd drive him there for a tenner....
...it's a lot safer than being in the passenger seat.
...it's a lot safer than being in the passenger seat.
- Aug 24, 2020
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Veltman did indeed own Grealish. That was fun. However just because he is going for a big fee does not make it exciting.
Well, I find it exciting, but I'm easily excited. It means Veltman can own him when we play City. Then we've only got Foden, De Bruyne etc to worry about. Piece of cake.
Well, they have to worry about Dan Burn. The fear is mutual.
Or not.
All we have to do is win all the games we drew last season and do the double over all the relegated sides, which pretty much happened anyway, and the title is ours.
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Stat brother, have you seen Statsbomb?
https://statsbomb.com/2021/08/brighton-hove-albion-season-preview-2021-22/
What does it all mean? Is it another reason to get excited, or is it a case of 'you'll never win anything with stats'.
It leaves Villa in a better position than Spurs and their position on Kane currently. Villa had the sense to plan ahead and make two excellent signings in Buendia and Bailey to mitigate Grealish’s loss.
Pavilionaire
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What WAS exciting was watching a Grealish-led Villa destroy the Champions Liverpool 7-2. That can't can't happen now.
What WILL happen is Citeh will simply beat the likes of Burnley and Watford by 6, rather than 5, and reporters will marvel at the unbelievable football made capable by the finances of a nation state, sportswashing and the utter failure of FFP.