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Proposed £21.4 million bid for a porridge league striker, has the world gone mad
Was the £75M Liverpool paid for a porridge league centre back, or £20M Lyon paid for a porridge league striker also mad?
Proposed £21.4 million bid for a porridge league striker, has the world gone mad
Was the £75M Liverpool paid for a porridge league centre back, or £20M Lyon paid for a porridge league striker also mad?
I wouldn't know, just my opinion
you obviously do not realise Edouard is the messiah,the chosen one
Fortunately he is not coming!!
They did until they didnt. Much like everyone else. Ended up far from relegation in the end (just like Brighton) but I saw plenty of their fans shitting themselves when they lost four out of five games in January / February. Plenty of people also shat themselves with Brighton being 7 or so points ahead with five games to go. The question is perhaps "what do you consider a relegation battle?"
you obviously do not realise Edouard is the messiah,the chosen one
Fortunately he is not coming!!
Quite, I know Ashworth has his good points but how he did that interview last summer and said we had a good window was laughable.
I do hope you are correct as the fee being suggested was ridiculous given his apparent ability and reluctance on his part to give his all for the club paying his wages !
At no point did Leeds or Villa look like finishing behind us as they had done in our final season in the Championship. Wolves, a side we also beat regularly in the Championship also finished comfortably above us and never looked like finishing below us despite a very poor season by their own standards that saw their coach leave (yes, I know about "the" injury but we missed Lamptey for most of the season). And let's not forget yet another season behind our local rivals.
The same Darwin Nunez linked with Man City and now being valued at over €100M? Yeah, glad we dodged that bullet.
https://www.google.co.uk/amp/s/www....s/darwin-nunez-man-city-transfer-21069284.amp
Any time anyone mentions how Brighton developing as a club and team you go for the "but its just the results that matters" reasoning, why is it suddenly interesting what they did years back in "the final season in the Championship" or "beat regularly in the Championship?". Different clubs got different strategies and some could give you quick results and more worries while other strategies might give slower results but better stability. Leeds and Brighton got similar approaches. Wolves are playing a very dangerous game, I could see plenty of ways their Chinese-Portuguese thingy could go very wrong. Aston Villa got a very fat wallet, good on them. As for Palace I think its forgettable but you do as you please.
In the context of the two posts I was replying to I was just pointing out we were far more in a relegation scrap than sides who were nowhere near as good as us a few seasons ago. It's a fact.
Thanks for posting.
I’ve jumped on that 4-1.
Fingers crossed!
And yet we ended up in a better position than clubs who regularly used to finish above us, such as Hull, West Brom, Middlesbrough, Stoke, Plucky and Burnley.