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Player Valuation: £40m
Yep, £22.5m which pays for our 2 new full backs. Only time will tell if it's a good deal or not.£22m give or take? Not too bad. Unless £15m goes back on King Tut.
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Yep, £22.5m which pays for our 2 new full backs. Only time will tell if it's a good deal or not.£22m give or take? Not too bad. Unless £15m goes back on King Tut.
No one is paying that much for Holgate.
How are we in a stronger position, we essentially swapped Digne cost for Patterson's and speculated on the Ukrainian lad, if you had to name the best players in the team Digne is in there. Neither of the new lads are proven or established in the PL, one not in senior football. We signed Patterson for 16 mill, selling Digne for 17 mill. The Ukrainian lad more expensive again. taking on two wages and loosing one. Not sure from a footballing perspective nor a financial how this leaves us in a healthier position.
£22m and he’s 28On paper this is a good deal but it's the way it went down is the issue. Yes getting £25m+ for a 29 year old will be good business but he's only being sold because he had a disagreement with the manager who no one wants and over something that the fans would agree with Digne, on top of that even though he's been poor he's still one of if not our best players. Not that hard to argue that it's good and bad for different reasons but both reasons are equally valid.
Could be talking about us before longNewcastle are desperate to stay up and will sign players of that ilk to try survive for over inflated prices.
And he had a disagreement with the manager because our last 2 managers want defensively solid full backs, and he isn't one.On paper this is a good deal but it's the way it went down is the issue. Yes getting £25m+ for a 29 year old will be good business but he's only being sold because he had a disagreement with the manager who no one wants and over something that the fans would agree with Digne, on top of that even though he's been poor he's still one of if not our best players. Not that hard to argue that it's good and bad for different reasons but both reasons are equally valid.
For all intents and purposes, Digne's wages were circa £120,000pw, which covers the wages of the new lads combined.How are we in a stronger position, we essentially swapped Digne cost for Patterson's and speculated on the Ukrainian lad, if you had to name the best players in the team Digne is in there. Neither of the new lads are proven or established in the PL, one not in senior football. We signed Patterson for 16 mill, selling Digne for 17 mill. The Ukrainian lad more expensive again. taking on two wages and loosing one. Not sure from a footballing perspective nor a financial how this leaves us in a healthier position.
25mill for Digne not 17 and we have replacements in both positions. I really like Digne but he hasn’t performed to his own standards for past 18 months. We have to give our new left back a chance, people writing him off already because he ain’t Digne. One of the problems of our football club is not moving players on when there is value in them still. This has happened for years, do we want another situation like coleman where the fans turn on the player because we can’t replace him and he isn’t good enough anymore