- Nov 3, 2015
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Brought, from bring. And bought from buy. But is it threw or thrown?!
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Tomori is outstanding
- Thread starter Raleigh Chopper
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Brought, from bring. And bought from buy. But is it threw or thrown?!
I would say closer to about £6m but at 19 years old that leaves room for growth and to increase value and with TV exposure I think his value would rise quickly
Green Cross Code Man
Wunt be druv
Threw.
Cheeky Monkey
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- Jul 17, 2003
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The best one I ever read was on a report at work: 'He through it threw a window'
Depends on context; he threw the ball or the ball was thrown.
Back on topic though and Tomori has impressed me given his age. Still got more development to come.
clippedgull
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I'd say that was reasonably accurate, but I think if Chelsea were willing to let him go permantley there would be a hefty sell on clause attached. But I think they will more than likely loan him out to us for a season.
If you're going to say "Raffa instantly thrown everything at him" you might as well go all out at say "froan".
I'm a massive fan of his. So impressed with him through-out his spell here in all positions across the back four. As mentioned above he also seemed to have an outstanding attitude and gelled with the squad superbly.
I don't particularly like talking transfer values as it's Monopoly money but if we could secure him and had to pay approx £10m - £15m as quoted above I'd be quite happy with that.
I don't particularly like talking transfer values as it's Monopoly money but if we could secure him and had to pay approx £10m - £15m as quoted above I'd be quite happy with that.
Oh there would definitely be a ''sell on clause'' I agree but I think the player himself may want to progress quicker so might prefer a permanent move. He would know that getting opportunities to play would open up more opportunities a year or two down the line at not only the buying club but bigger clubs everywhere if he did well. Going on loan he would need to wait for opportunities at Chelsea.
Raleigh Chopper
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Yes, a gamble, but I see many good points (loan or buy)
He is good, probably good enough.
He can adapt to different positions.
If not a starter he is perfect for competition for places and cover for injuries and suspensions.
He knows the club and players and our training techniques so no settling in, which for some can take ages.
And most importantly......
We can rest other defenders and play him in the easier games
No it doesn't. One form is active, the other is passive.
As someone who is crap with grammatical terms that is what I was trying to say, thanks.
Yes, a gamble, but I see many good points (loan or buy)
He is good, probably good enough.
He can adapt to different positions.
If not a starter he is perfect for competition for places and cover for injuries and suspensions.
He knows the club and players and our training techniques so no settling in, which for some can take ages.
And most importantly......
We can rest other defenders and play him in the easier games
And don't forget the cover for all Dunky's yellow cards
There must be some mistake, I'm sure the NSC pundits said we shouldn't have brought him in as we already had Hunt.
Shatner's Bassoon
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- Feb 12, 2012
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That's what particularly impressed me. Not sure how true it is, but you hear a lot about the 'elite' academies producing a load of talented but cosseted individuals who have no real idea of how to cope with adversity. For him to bounce back from the start he had bodes very well, I would have thought. Hope we sign him.
larus
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The best one I ever read was on a report at work: 'He through it threw a window'
So are you saying that there not allowed to through they're bricks threw that window over their?
larus
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Yes, a gamble, but I see many good points (loan or buy)
He is good, probably good enough.
He can adapt to different positions.
If not a starter he is perfect for competition for places and cover for injuries and suspensions.
He knows the club and players and our training techniques so no settling in, which for some can take ages.
And most importantly......
We can rest other defenders and play him in the easier games
Brought a smile to my face
Badger Boy
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- Jan 28, 2016
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At the time, Tomori hadn't played league football of any kind. At the time, it was a fair complaint that a homegrown player was being moved out to make room for one of the many Chelsea youngsters. It's easy to say now that the move worked out extremely well for us, and the player but to criticise people who voiced their opposition to the signing at the time, with the benefit of hindsight, is childish.
Tomori is a quality player, and a must sign. If we have to take him on loan, then so be it. But he's a £10million defender with unquestionable re-sale value, there isn't a downside to buying him.
Not allowed - ALOUD ffs!
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