Calling it now that we play Bradford City pre season and after his debut the headline will be
Tarky gets narky and lamps Sparky
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Calling it now that we play Bradford City pre season and after his debut the headline will be
Tarky gets narky and lamps Sparky
Not even gonna lie, I remember seeing him at Oldham and thinking there was a player in there who was gonna reach the very bottom of the PL
Keeps my scouting record at 100%
witchdoc187
Player Valuation: £60m
I actually recall him being outstanding during the first month of the 2013-14 season for Oldham but has never reached those heights since. Hopefully Frank can get him back to that form.
It was the first 18 days of the 2013/14 season he was superb. 8 out of 10 then dropped to a 6 out of a 10 and then finished on 2 sevens.
Take out Nunez and be a hero
Rooney_Tunes
Player Valuation: £40m
Two Months...
Michaelcoyb
Transfer Window Time Keeper
Lol four months after he got a big move to a big club. Get in the bin.
TheBigIguana
Player Valuation: £100m
Another one who missed the point of the conversation
Michaelcoyb
Transfer Window Time Keeper
Jumped to conclusions based on the rest of the wham you’ve been chatting in here. Sorry mate I was let down by your thread history.
Zatara
Player Valuation: £100m
With Everton’s current financial situation, it could prove to be a massive piece of business for them this summer, and according to Chris Boden from the Burnley Express, Everton are getting an outstanding player.
“It’s ridiculously good value,” Chris tells LiverpoolWorld.
“You go back a couple of years ago and he pretty much made his thoughts clear: I’m going to see out my contract and move on.
“Burnley even turned down bids of up to £30m from West Ham and Leicester. You might say he’s two years older now but if anything, his form in that time has been even better.
“He’s been as good as his word. He said I’m going to give my all for Burnley and then I’m going to go and further my career, which a lot of people respected and accepted.”
Tarkowski played a major part in the Burnley side after the departure of Michael Keane to Everton, making 35 or more appearances in the Premier League in each of the last four seasons for the Clarets.
Burnley secured European football for the first time in 51 years when they finished 7th in the top tier of English football with Tarkowski in the back four.
The Clarets may have been relegated this season and questions may be asked about signing a player who went down but defensively they performed better than some teams in the top half.
“Burnley conceded fewer goals than Man United this season, for example,” Chris continues.
“His [Tarkowski’s] form the season before last, some statistics had him down as one of the best centre-halves in Europe alongside Virgil van Dijk.
“Now, I’m not saying he’s in that league… He’s been better than Maguire, put it that way, for two years.
“A lot of people think what on earth is going on that he can’t get back in that England squad because his form merits it.”
The former Oldham man spent eight years at Burnley after joining for £3 million from Brentford in 2016.
Burnley initially wanted him before that move but couldn’t afford the £350k asking price, leaving Tarkowski free to head down south.
Eventually, that move would materialise, and he now leaves Burnley in the highest esteem.
“As soon as Keane went to Everton for £25m, he’s never looked back. I didn’t think he was as good a player as Keane, but now I think he’s usurped him.
“He’s the best centre half we’ve seen at Burnley in my lifetime”
“It’s ridiculously good value,” Chris tells LiverpoolWorld.
“You go back a couple of years ago and he pretty much made his thoughts clear: I’m going to see out my contract and move on.
“Burnley even turned down bids of up to £30m from West Ham and Leicester. You might say he’s two years older now but if anything, his form in that time has been even better.
“He’s been as good as his word. He said I’m going to give my all for Burnley and then I’m going to go and further my career, which a lot of people respected and accepted.”
Tarkowski played a major part in the Burnley side after the departure of Michael Keane to Everton, making 35 or more appearances in the Premier League in each of the last four seasons for the Clarets.
Burnley secured European football for the first time in 51 years when they finished 7th in the top tier of English football with Tarkowski in the back four.
The Clarets may have been relegated this season and questions may be asked about signing a player who went down but defensively they performed better than some teams in the top half.
“Burnley conceded fewer goals than Man United this season, for example,” Chris continues.
“His [Tarkowski’s] form the season before last, some statistics had him down as one of the best centre-halves in Europe alongside Virgil van Dijk.
“Now, I’m not saying he’s in that league… He’s been better than Maguire, put it that way, for two years.
“A lot of people think what on earth is going on that he can’t get back in that England squad because his form merits it.”
The former Oldham man spent eight years at Burnley after joining for £3 million from Brentford in 2016.
Burnley initially wanted him before that move but couldn’t afford the £350k asking price, leaving Tarkowski free to head down south.
Eventually, that move would materialise, and he now leaves Burnley in the highest esteem.
“As soon as Keane went to Everton for £25m, he’s never looked back. I didn’t think he was as good a player as Keane, but now I think he’s usurped him.
“He’s the best centre half we’ve seen at Burnley in my lifetime”
I agree so far it's the same issues you're right.
james_v02
Player Valuation: £950k
yea. Kenny was offered new deal but he rejected it. Just a guess, probably the wage offered wasn't an improved offer or no guaranteed first team.
I think is just offering him a contract is just cautious move as our RB is a bit thin with Nathan Patterson out injured and an ageing Seamus (I think he's injured now too). Well, Kenny rejected it, I guess our wish came true.
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