25years time we`ll prob see the first billion pound player.
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[Albion] Who are the winners of the Caicedo deal?
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Gully Forever
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- May 9, 2011
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I'm just glad we played a poor Luton Side on saturday, Because that midfield wasn't anywhere near good enough for Europe.
The Sock of Poskett
The best is yet to come (spoiler alert)
- Jun 12, 2009
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This makes an interesting listen - Paul Barber giving an insight into a) the Caicedo deal twists and turns and b) how the club makes decisions about its young players
https://talksport.com/football/1533547/
https://talksport.com/football/1533547/
Withdean11
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When he (and agents) inevitably throws his toys out the pram demanding a move to Real Madrid.
As of today Brighton, not even close
Chelsea have a very good player, who is still mainly potential and paid £115 million for him and tied him to a 8 + 1 year deal on massive wages.
A lot can go wrong with a player - injury/form/bigger club is too much etc etc.
Chelsea have spent £230 million on 2 CM with less than 100 European League games between them.
Chelsea have a very good player, who is still mainly potential and paid £115 million for him and tied him to a 8 + 1 year deal on massive wages.
A lot can go wrong with a player - injury/form/bigger club is too much etc etc.
Chelsea have spent £230 million on 2 CM with less than 100 European League games between them.
jessiejames
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If he keeps his same agent, who Probably iis n Madrid now courting a big money move for him in January.
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- Nov 15, 2006
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I think he’ll probably be more interested and happier to see one of those showing bank deposits
Pochettino is not a very good manager. Certainly hasn't helped Caicedo or Colwill.
B-right-on
Living the dream
Or Palmer, or Stirling, or Lavia, or Disasi or Nkunku. With Caicedo that's only £350m+ wasted just from last summer.
Poskettspurpose
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- Jun 18, 2021
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There's no doubting MC's talent and he has to be considered one of the best (talents) to wear the Albion shirt. However, the way he acted (even for a young man being poorly advised) during the unseemly transfer saga part 1 with Arsenal indicated that he was more motivated by cash than anything else. I get it that players want to secure their future with a big cheque, but the greats perform beyond their bank balance. We'll see if Moises can lift his game to the levels his trajectory was heading but it maybe Todd's ugly machine has found another victim...
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Got to feel sorry for the Ecuadoreans at present as it’s an absolute shit show over there at the moment.
He has improved considerably under a manager who doesn't think he's below the levels of Hojberg and Bentacur (apologies for any spelling errors there!)
With 20/20 hindsight the answer to the OP is “no one”.
Caicedo’s form has dropped off a cliff. We’d probably be where Villa are with him and Ali Mac.
Though both MC and TB’s bank accounts have done well, so money is the real winner here.
Caicedo’s form has dropped off a cliff. We’d probably be where Villa are with him and Ali Mac.
Though both MC and TB’s bank accounts have done well, so money is the real winner here.
You don't win anything in January.
We're potentially in for the greatest 6 months in Albion history without Moises AND with money in the bank.
Jimmy Grimble
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We still seriously miss his duel winning ability in midfield.
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I don't think you'll find many - outside of scouse-haters and the ultra-thick wing of the Chelsea supporters - who would disagree with that!