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[Albion] Levi Colwill



Triggaaar

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Oct 24, 2005
53,125
Goldstone
Question is, could we find a similar quality/potential player for less than that?

I think we probably could.
Maybe, but he's already used to playing our system in the PL which is worth a fair bit. If we want a good season next year it's best if we don't spend too long bedding in players.
 




Bold Seagull

strong and stable with me, or...
Mar 18, 2010
30,454
Hove
We need to get real. If we were charging £50 million for White, and want around £100 million for Caicedo why would Chelsea offer a cut price deal for Colwill. It would be an astronomical fee. English, left footed, exceptional potential. They need to sell but they don't need to sell HIM and with Badoshie out they have room for him in the match day squad. People are funny- our player £100million, someone else's £10 quid.
Would entirely depend on whether ours is the best deal on the table. Both player and host club need to agree to a transfer. Would have nothing to do with what we’ve sold other players for.

We’ve charged astronomical fees because we’ve sold 2 players in particular we didn’t want to sell who were on long contracts. When it came to Trossard and Bissouma who’s given us a few years with less time left, fees reflected that.
 






Bakero

Languidly clinical
Oct 9, 2010
14,883
Almería
From the Athletic:

Where does Colwill see his future now? He said, tellingly: “Brighton have done a lot for me. They put their trust in me when others didn’t and I’m a person that loves to repay that. We’ll see."

(Another loan?)

"Who knows, we’ll see what happens in the summer,” added Colwill. “I love the Brighton fans, I love everything about them (the club). I’ll take that into consideration.”

He wants to stay, doesn't he?
 




Nobby Cybergoat

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Jul 19, 2021
8,622
From the Athletic:

Where does Colwill see his future now? He said, tellingly: “Brighton have done a lot for me. They put their trust in me when others didn’t and I’m a person that loves to repay that. We’ll see."

(Another loan?)

"Who knows, we’ll see what happens in the summer,” added Colwill. “I love the Brighton fans, I love everything about them (the club). I’ll take that into consideration.”

He wants to stay, doesn't he?
He's a very well bought up young man.

But i'll guess whoever is offering the most money and will benefit his career most is where he will end up
 












Bold Seagull

strong and stable with me, or...
Mar 18, 2010
30,454
Hove
From the Athletic:

Where does Colwill see his future now? He said, tellingly: “Brighton have done a lot for me. They put their trust in me when others didn’t and I’m a person that loves to repay that. We’ll see."

(Another loan?)

"Who knows, we’ll see what happens in the summer,” added Colwill. “I love the Brighton fans, I love everything about them (the club). I’ll take that into consideration.”

He wants to stay, doesn't he?
I love the whole end of season walk arounds, watching their faces, the type of wave; is it a thank you for your support wave or a goodbye wave...

Watching Colwill and his family and friends on Sunday, then him last night, got to say he looks like one young man that is absolutely loving his time here.
 




Machiavelli

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Oct 11, 2013
17,770
Fiveways
I love the whole end of season walk arounds, watching their faces, the type of wave; is it a thank you for your support wave or a goodbye wave...

Watching Colwill and his family and friends on Sunday, then him last night, got to say he looks like one young man that is absolutely loving his time here.
It was a thank you, buonanotte, and goodbye from Alexis
 




Machiavelli

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Oct 11, 2013
17,770
Fiveways
I hope it wasn't because I want top four next season and if that's at the expense of Liverpool so be it, and I wouldn't want him to go there and miss out :wink:
His best move would be to go to City. He's got the requisite technical ability and there is a Gundogan-shaped hole in their midfield. Pep did make a special effort to go to Alexis and Moises to congratulate them post-match.
 




WATFORD zero

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Jul 10, 2003
27,755
His best move would be to go to City. He's got the requisite technical ability and there is a Gundogan-shaped hole in their midfield. Pep did make a special effort to go to Alexis and Moises to congratulate them post-match.
Sadly, I think you're right :down:
 














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