Mustafa II
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I personally think it would be a good time to cash in.
He's a useful squad player when fit, but he's never going to be the explosive full back that he once was.
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[Albion] Seriously ???? Lamptey to Wolves on loan?
- Thread starter swindonseagull
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I personally think it would be a good time to cash in.
He's a useful squad player when fit, but he's never going to be the explosive full back that he once was.
brighton_tom
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- Jul 23, 2008
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Chelsea have a sell on percentage don’t they?
Insel affe
HellBilly
That seems fair to be honest and a good opportunity for young Tariq, he should do well there.
SteveU
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- May 31, 2022
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Would he get through the medical?
Lurchy
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- Jul 2, 2014
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Yes. It’ll just apply to the amount over his initial signing fee with us.
albionalex
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Is 8-10m really cashing in though?
That's a fraction of what he was worth a couple of years ago.
Good point. We should go back in time before he got repeatedly injured and sell him.
deletebeepbeepbeep
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- May 12, 2009
- 21,783
I would snap their hands off for that.
Still think he has something to offer us but he's made of glass.
Still think he has something to offer us but he's made of glass.
Pevenseagull
meh
- Jul 20, 2003
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That mural in Farm Road, Hove will need some updating
Badger Boy
Mr Badger
- Jan 28, 2016
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I think he's got a future in the game but he's a year or two away from being able to get back to where he was. I'd extend his contract and get him out on loan to play regular football and then see whether we can integrate him back into our team. We could be letting a £30m player leave for a third of that otherwise. It might be that he wants to move on, which is fair enough if he does but hopefully not.
albionalex
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Or we should hold onto him and see if we can get him back to his best.
Heart and Soul
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- Jul 7, 2023
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How long are we going to keep trying? Almost three years since his injury and with the odd exception he's just not been good enough.
The Fits
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- Jun 29, 2020
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It's sad but really hard to disagree with this.
BBassic
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- Jul 28, 2011
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I think he's still clearly a talented player but it was his pace that made him special.
Since his injuries he's almost looked reluctant to take the handbrake off for fear of re-injuring himself. It makes sense; can understand why he wouldn't want to do himself any further damage.
Personally would prefer to keep him for this season for the depth he provides but, as ever, I'll trust the club know what they're doing.
Since his injuries he's almost looked reluctant to take the handbrake off for fear of re-injuring himself. It makes sense; can understand why he wouldn't want to do himself any further damage.
Personally would prefer to keep him for this season for the depth he provides but, as ever, I'll trust the club know what they're doing.
albionalex
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Well, that's the point I was trying to make.
Is it better for us to sell for £8-10m and make a small profit and free up some wages/a squad place for a new player. Or stick with him and try and get him back to his best when he was being touted as a £40m player.
Nobby Cybergoat
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- Jul 19, 2021
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Absolutely love Tariq.
Would love him to to stay, get fit, win his place back and kick on to be the player we all know he can be ..... but I've got a nagging feeling that it's best for all parties if he goes to Lisbon and rebuilds from there
Would love him to to stay, get fit, win his place back and kick on to be the player we all know he can be ..... but I've got a nagging feeling that it's best for all parties if he goes to Lisbon and rebuilds from there
Nobby Cybergoat
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- Jul 19, 2021
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Is his other problem, systems as well. He looks very much a specialist wing back, more running, more chance to get up and down. Right back doesn't accentuate his strengths in the same way