[Albion] Who are the winners of the Caicedo deal?
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Greg Bobkin
Silver Seagull
- May 22, 2012
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Potentially both but, at the moment, Brighton and Hove Albion.
I wonder how many of his nine-(NINE)year contract he'll last...
I wonder how many of his nine-(NINE)year contract he'll last...
Silverhatch
Well-known member
We don’t have a sensational footballer but we do have £115m on the books. It’s the model we have to follow all the time FFP is just an accounting principle and not rooted in sporting competition. Let’s just find a huge tackling footballer that can go some way to filling MC’s boots. UTA.
Blackadder
Brighton Bhuna Boy
No Brainer. Whichever way you look at it, £115 Million for one player is obscene.
We carry on with our business model better than ever.
We carry on with our business model better than ever.
Hopefully Chelsea are unable to score goals this season. If they can get a few, Caicedo will put them into the top 4. Simple as that.
Chelsea are the winners but we’re not losers. Especially if we can equal or better last year‘s finish.
Chelsea are the winners but we’re not losers. Especially if we can equal or better last year‘s finish.
They stuck at £80m. We could have accepted that (as suggested by some here) to avoid having a disgruntled player, but we managed to get an extra £35m! Indeed if Chelsea had offered £100m a couple of weeks ago, they'd probably have got him, but they managed to wait until Liverpool got involved.
So without question, Brighton are the winners in the deal.
That's not to say Caicedo isn't a great player and can't go on to great things with Chelsea, but every player has their price and we've basically got more than what anyone considered the maximum price to be.
So without question, Brighton are the winners in the deal.
That's not to say Caicedo isn't a great player and can't go on to great things with Chelsea, but every player has their price and we've basically got more than what anyone considered the maximum price to be.
Although those very same "jubilant Twitter accounts" were also jubilant on Friday morning as "Caicedo isn't worth more than £80m" and "Liverpool are overpaying".Brighton have £115m and a sell-on clause.
Chelsea have Moises Caicedo for 8+1 years, and a lot of jubilant Twitter accounts.
Who wins?
EDIT: That's what I like to see
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Has he left then?
herecomesaregular
We're in the pipe, 5 by 5
One of the most ridiculous polls ever seen on here. Who on earth would vote Chelsea? We won't ever sell a player for anywhere near this much again.
His **** of an agent, Romano and Jacobs will be having a glass of bubbly with Boehlbag tonight no doubt.
To my mind, he is a simple lad, looks a bit like Richarleson (lost), not a big character, trusts in god, could have a meltdown now he is on mega money, totty-brochured, and massively obligated to service his extended family and liggers, now he is the third largest industry in Ecuador.
If he keeps his nose clean, James Maddison will have a better career.
I'll meet you up Easthill park in, oo, 20 minutes
Tyrone Biggums
Well-known member
He has a lot of pressure on himself now to deliver.
Hopefully he cracks under that pressure and turns into a shadow of the player he was with us.
Hopefully he cracks under that pressure and turns into a shadow of the player he was with us.
Shuggie
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Young Evan will go for considerably more when his time comes.
Don’t see the point in that. Rather he did well and we receive all our add ons for him. Even a future sell on. Why despite that?
Ike and Tina Burner
Well-known member
- Mar 22, 2019
- 613
Independiente del Valle obviously. They'll make about £26million from this transfer. Think about the good that such a large sum of money will hopefully do to the local community there in Ecuador.
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Tyrone Biggums
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We will still get the add ons.
Even if he's bog average they'll still play him to save face.