Other Club Transfers 2022

[john jako]

No way this kid is 18

I was watching clips of him last week. He looks brilliant

 

[kenada_blue]

When the height of a none top 6 clubs achievement is how much they make in selling their top players you know football is dead.

Regardless of how well run they are and bad we are - both have the same number of seasons in europe and trophies lifted in recent seasons.

@Saint Domingo

When the height of our achievements in the past 6 years is spend big money and wages on players that eventually leave on a free/less than they were bought for...then teeter on relegation and have no money to spend, make huge losses, and have the league on your back....it's enviable.

 

[ForeverBlue92]

When the height of our achievements in the past 6 years is spend big money and wages on players that eventually leave on a free/less than they were bought for...then teeter on relegation and have no money to spend, make huge losses, and have the league on your back....it's enviable.

But still when did football become about heathly accounts and crowing over who gets the best money for their top players for all but a few unreachable sides ?

The game is gone mate.

 

[Milk]

No way this kid is 18

Brolin looked about 10 when he was tearing up the 94 WC

 

[kenada_blue]

But still when did football become about heathly accounts and crowing over who gets the best money for their top players for all but a few unreachable sides ?

The game is gone mate.

It didn't. It's just comparing a well ran club with a basket case one like ours

It's harking back to being good on the pitch, eyeing good players, competing with those players whilst not over spending. If they go, they go for a big price. But every team bar the oil rich needs to offset player sales.

For example there was a time we had a spine of Stones, Barkley, and Lukaku...we got £125millon for Stones and Lukaku and would've been more if Barkley hadn't snaked it. Since then we've barely made a profit from anyone whilst going millions in the red on flops.

Working the market is part of football

 

[Goat]

But still when did football become about heathly accounts and crowing over who gets the best money for their top players for all but a few unreachable sides ?

The game is gone mate.

The Mersey Millionaires: Everton's incredible class of 1963

Almost 22 years had elapsed since Everton, one of the Football League’s most successful teams, had last laid their hands on a trophy. The title had been

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Since at least 1963.

 

[degsy]

The Mersey Millionaires: Everton's incredible class of 1963

Almost 22 years had elapsed since Everton, one of the Football League’s most successful teams, had last laid their hands on a trophy. The title had been

thesefootballtimes.co

Since at least 1963.

Been that way since the first amateur footballer took money to stay at one team or go to another.
Probably back to the first ancient Greek Olympics

 

[gonetomorrow]

Arsenal to get Mudryk apparently. Nice one.

 

[Lapeno77]

 

[YoboCopter]

Huge risk

 

[Bebeto]

Ridiculous...not sure how they do it. They will probably end up outside of champions league for next season yet they will continue to spend big.

 

[TheBigIguana]

I like the player but that's utterly insane

 

[kenada_blue]

Midtable club spending that much hey...

 

[Cool_Blue]

Early days for Potter I know but Chelsea looked very ordinary at Forest. Be very surprised if they get anywhere near top 4.

 

[Raino85]

Benfica paid £14m for him only 6 months ago