Ah OK, thought he'd done it again for a minute!Did his ACL last year, is 32 this year, very few get past an ACL rupture, least of all wingers.
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Ah OK, thought he'd done it again for a minute!Did his ACL last year, is 32 this year, very few get past an ACL rupture, least of all wingers.
The herd definitely wasn’t saying that about richarlison. Some people were, obviously, but it was very much the minority opinion. Most people were absolutely livid.
Gordon may go on to be a bargain for whoever gets him but selling him now makes sense for lots of reasons, not least the fact that he is seemingly absolutely desperate to get away.
He was much better last year than thisDriving his price down how?
He’s never performed at the level above what he’s shown.
Have you just got back from total recall or something?Please don't make the same mistake again - Take that money, it's an absolute godsend in our situation
Then go out and buy a first choice striker and a playmaker in the next week
Confident blues?
Think He wants to go mateIf he was going, he probably wont be now ? as any new boss will give him that chance to prove himself like all the others that has not been getting giving a chance
Two weeks?Have you just got back from total recall or something?
George and kuato, moshiri and BillTwo weeks?
TWO WEEKS?
Don't even think for a second moshiri spends this moneyThink he's probably gone this week. Seems pretty obvious that it's the only way we'd be getting anyone else in at this point.
There was a spectrum, those who felt strongly that we had to sell him to improve and 50 mill upfront was his worth, while those that gave assent likely spurred by seductive prospect of new signings in the summer…from my memory it was the prevailing view. That’s in the context of a pragmatic general acceptance we all know of why we need to satisfy our profit and sustainability obligations. I don’t remember many beyond a few being livid.
With Anthony, if the reports are true Newcastle see something we can’t nurture or unlock, that they can, which is immensely sad, he follows a long list of young talents we have failed to nurture or develop and pulled the parachute on, despite claiming this is our preferred philosophy. What makes it sadder is a small joy of one of our own coming through with potential has turned rancid. I don’t blame the lad if he wants to go, i think he’s been run out of the club by his own fans, not least when you saw the video of him leaving last week. The reaction, this environment, the expectation and our absolute lack of support of him as a player and by us as fans has promted this, if I was him I’d want out as well.
It’s an immensely sad situation. It’s a lad we should look at like say Garner - one to support and develop incrementally toward the future who should be challegeung Richarlison for a place or someone else on the opposite flank and learning the game. Instead of having the huge responisbility thrust in him, with no centre forward to play off for the majority of his senior games. He will get the former elsewhere and develop - Like I say that is immensely sad. We should have taken joy in him instead of spitting venom.
Elsewise now we are asking the club to replace Richarlison, Gordon and likely Dominic Calvert-Lewin in a week in a poor market - do you trust our recruitment team to do that……
Oh, I have no doubt that he won't be spending all or even most of it. I just meant selling him to Newcastle for £35m - £50m might allow us to spend £5m rather than nothing at all. Ha.Don't even think for a second moshiri spends this money