portslade seagull
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Still don't understand when fit why he's not been given more time in the u21s to get some match fitness
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[Albion] How much would you accept for Evan Ferguson *this transfer window*?
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If someone could let me know what I'm allowed to post on my own messageboard, I'd appreciate it.
Thanks in advance.
Thanks in advance.
Is it PotG?
Thrifty non-licker
£5m....needs to get his mojo back
We don't need to sell him, whatever the issue is the club has the resources and capability to sort it out. Ferguson will be a major part of someones future so it should be ours.
- Jul 10, 2003
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Bloody snowflakes claiming to be cancelled
armchairclubber
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I'd advise you to have a word with one of your moderators.
They're coming dangerously close in fueling speculation with the highest post count on this thread.
- Oct 20, 2022
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If someone could let me know when we can not ask reasonable questions as posters that also would be helpful
-Seriously, no disrespect meant mate, it was a genuine question.
Apologies if you found it ‘irritating’ or offensive’.
- Oct 17, 2008
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Blimey. No need to sell unless it's decent money then.
If the manager doesn't see him playing for us yet, then let him go out on loan to develop. He still could be worth a fortune, and if he doesn't become as good as we hope, I expect he'll still be worth a fair amount.
Is it PotG?
Thrifty non-licker
A few 'ifs' and 'maybes' in there.
Adding an option for I wouldn't sell him for any price in this window would be an improvement. I know it is implied in the question, but selecting I wouldn't sell him for any price, feels almost as bad as the swivel eyed loons who want to sell him for the price of a journeyman midfielder. If he truly wants to go, we should let him, but at a time when we can maximise his value, that isn't now.
I can do that for you boss.
I encourage you to post after we've won a game.
After we've lost, you may still post, but reduce your number of posts to 50% of your usual output.
But most importantly, after we've drawn or lost, you must not post a poll about how many points people feel we have lost.
Is it PotG?
Thrifty non-licker
How do you know for sure that he hasn't peaked?
Uncle Spielberg
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He would not get £ 15 m lowest option about £ 5 m
I don't think sport and certainty are a good mix and in that context I wouldn't even pretend I know anything for sure. He doesn't appear to have gone off the rails or have a career threatening injury, just a lack of form. These things can change quickly.
Why have a message board at all?
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It's a question I've asked myself near-daily for 25 years now.
GoldstoneVintage
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Indeed. I wouldn't even need as much as that!
Greg Bobkin
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I'd go lower on the price but higher on the sell on clause. Say £25m and 50% of the whole sell on fee.
That said, he's a young lad with bags of potential who's seemingly lost his way a bit. Rather than off load him, we should be doing all we can when he's fit to get him back to the player he was.
That said, he's a young lad with bags of potential who's seemingly lost his way a bit. Rather than off load him, we should be doing all we can when he's fit to get him back to the player he was.