TV football's legacy voice of addiction.Merson can barely string two words together. He has never said anything relevant, ever
TV football's legacy voice of addiction.Merson can barely string two words together. He has never said anything relevant, ever
They're just former players employed as pundits to make sensational that'll be chip paper after a few days.Stelling essentially putting forward the Brighton View and it’s refreshing to hear it anywhere other than this site.
Merson just enraged me though. Just something in his tone when he said “Brighton bought him for a cup of tea and they’re going to make a fortune on him”. It sounded dismissive, as if we’ve got lucky, whereas we know that transfer came about through scouting and a drawn out acquisition process. We’ve bloody well earned the eventual fee we receive. It’s not some sort or lucky windfall.
Pfft!
Says the person continuing it for no reasonTo Sweden, perhaps?
Or why people engage with him and provide him with the attention he seeks. Stop the attention and he'll piss off sooner.
Personally i think our return for what we did was taking what was a good player and turning him into a world class player . But money wise we will see a decent profit with Tony handling the cards .I agree with most of that but our return for what we did is in the transfer profit
Some nice replies from Brighton fans to Caicedo's agents
Bloke makes his 5th post in 7 years and gets a great welcome from one of the gobby Mods. Well done mate.Complete nonsense
You can sing this tomorrow to the tune of Free Nelson Mandela by Simple Minds.#FreeMoisesCaicedo
He had put on about 3 stone by the second game.That's just how it was. Caused a fair bit of excitement on the terraces that started to disappear by the second home game.
He probably could and I hope he stays but he also knows that in that six months he could have a career ending injury.Im sure he can look after his family with close to £30,000 a week and wait another 6 months before moving on.
Jeff: So how do you think Caicedo would do if he were to make the leap from a club where he's guaranteed a start, to a club where he isn't?Merson can barely string two words together. He has never said anything relevant, ever
That’s astonishing.Jeff: So how do you think Caicedo would do if he were to make the leap from a club where he's guaranteed a start, to a club where he isn't?
Paul: So you're saying Brighton and Arsenal are about level?
Jesus, he's brain dead. How on earth does he have a job?
My money`s on the supposeBloke makes his 5th post in 7 years and gets a great welcome from one of the gobby Mods. Well done mate.
edit - he could be a Miss or non binary I suppose.
How many players have career ending injuries at 21? I’d love to know the percentage. I could get his by a bus tomorrow, doesn’t mean it would enter my head when making a career decision.He probably could and I hope he stays but he also knows that in that six months he could have a career ending injury.
You are aware of how our club operate. MC is an investment and always was. Great whilst he's here but he is always going to be sold on. My comment about nurturing was aimed at another post and as I said it seemed to suggest we'd been managing his career for ages. Compare the way we nurtured Ben White's trajectory and it's very different.So our two years tracking him and courting him for a possible move to us was for nothing , all the while several other teams including United gave up on him while we sent people over to talk about his future and assure his family we`d take care of him was worth nothing to you ? .
Then we brought him and some of his family to Brighton and found a home for him and again assured his family he would be looked after . We trained him looked after his health through diet and training , all the time making sure he had Spanish speakers around to help him while teaching him English .
Then after a lot of good coaches helped him progress and loaned him to Beerschot after which we involved him in the 1st team for which he was a permanent fixture . But apparently greed took over and he wanted to sell the club that had done all this for him , and gave him the chance not even Utd would down the road for a quick payday .
He should have done the decent thing and waited until summer for his move with our blessings , instead he would rather see the Albion`s best EVER season in their history go down the shitter for a payday with a 5th rate agent to a 6th rate team .
No your right , what have we done for him
Pretty certain that it's been this way ever since Bosman however, from our perspective, we've never previously been in a position of having so many riches at the club so it hasn't really affected us.Football is fast approaching a dangerous crossroads - do we essentially make it lawless, a free, open market in which contracts are purely terms of goodwill (eg players can just leave when they wish and clubs can release them too, regardless of contract terms)….or do we actually enforce terms and punish, robustly, those who break the rules?
Because quite frankly, the current situation is an utter mess in which the parasites (sorry, agents) hold all the cards.
And let’s not even get started on the agents‘ bottom-feeding sidekicks - the club officials. Agents are nothing without clubs stirring the pot and effectively legitimising their ugly practices…..
Football may be alive, but it’s soul is dying….
Not many but like I said earlier, one of his team mates has and that would be on his mind. He could move to Arsenal and still get an injury but then his compo will be based on that salary rather than his current one.How many players have career ending injuries at 21? I’d love to know the percentage. I could get his by a bus tomorrow, doesn’t mean it would enter my head when making a career decision.
So he could sign a new deal with us that gives him a lot more than £30k a week for the next 5 years, and also a release clause if a big enough offer comes in.He probably could and I hope he stays but he also knows that in that six months he could have a career ending injury.