Other Clubs Summer Transfer Window 2020

[bilyaletdinov_]

Bale will always be sound with me after his Champions League final goals, i’ll be interested in watching him return to the Prem. Son / Kane / Bale certainly makes for an exciting front 3 if you’re a Spurs fan!

 

[f.t.r.s]

ONLY 350k per week for Bale, mere pittance for that club.

Mad what you can afford when you furlough the match day staff...

 

[orly]

Just missing an "Evening Toffees" and Sunderland meltdown for headpatter bingo

in peace btw haHaa

 

[Lloydystark]

Villa spending big here, gambling on staying up

2 years of spending big and I still think they’ll struggle and grealish will leave next season,

 

[H.H.]

my god it is headpatter central in here this evening

"Who's a good boy."

 

[Lloydystark]

I was just pondering and trying to work out why, according to the MSM and social media, Bale at 31 is past it but Aubamayang at 31 is in his prime?

Very strange.

Mad ain’t it, I’m glad you’ve pointed that out as everyone talks like aubamayang is going to be around for donkeys years yet bale will retire soon

 

[H.H.]

Big big risk on bale that,
If he stays fit and finds form it's money well spent...
If he doesn't, can see a lot of players taking a good look at their contracts..

100% agree lad. It's always a risk buying injury prone Madrid cast offs looking for a last big pay day.

 

[H.H.]

Mad what you can afford when you furlough the match day staff...

Or you have a Russian laundering money through a football club he cares nothing about and had probably never heard of.

P.S.
Wrong again cos luckily the horrible little runt who runs Spurs got shamed into backing down so no furlough happened.
Keep spreading the lie though lad

 

[TheBigIguana]

I was just pondering and trying to work out why, according to the MSM and social media, Bale at 31 is past it but Aubamayang at 31 is in his prime?

Very strange.

It probably has to do with what happened with the season past but I agree with you they should be treated the same and neither Arsenal nor Spurs should be super confident about the amount of money they're about to commit to the respective players.

 

[49ers]

It probably has to do with what happened with the season past but I agree with you they should be treated the same and neither Arsenal nor Spurs should be super confident about the amount of money they're about to commit to the respective players.

The reason they're considered differently
Bale since April 2017 , days lost to injury 226 - source https://www.transfermarkt.co.uk/gareth-bale/verletzungen/spieler/39381

Aubameyang since October 2015 days lost to injury 32 -source https://www.transfermarkt.co.uk/pierre-emerick-aubameyang/verletzungen/spieler/58864

You can't predict future injuries but looking at that record it's not being biased to conclude one is a bigger risk injury wise and if they were both on the market with those records, it'd be a huge gamble to pick Bale .

 

[H.H.]

The reason they're considered differently
Bale since April 2017 , days lost to injury 226 - source https://www.transfermarkt.co.uk/gareth-bale/verletzungen/spieler/39381

Aubameyang since October 2015 days lost to injury 32 -source https://www.transfermarkt.co.uk/pierre-emerick-aubameyang/verletzungen/spieler/58864

You can't predict future injuries but looking at that record it's not being biased to conclude one is a bigger risk injury wise and if they were both on the market with those records, it'd be a huge gamble to pick Bale .

Obviously we can never ever truly believe anything we read in the press (to many agenda's) but around the time Madrid wanted himout,ma true or non true article from Bale or he's agent were said that "He is fit to play but Madrid were stating he had a "slight injury" that went on for weeks (and he was forced to play with the reserves. Maybe that contributed the Bales many "Injuries" record?

I must ad that I don't know anything about Bale's form over the last 6 months but did just here that it will take up to 4 weeks to get match fit.

 

[visitingholte]

Villa spending big here, gambling on staying up

yeah.. very rich owners who've been investing heavily in us (academy and first team). Wouldn't be surprised to see top 10/12 as the target for this year and then trying to launch up.

 

[visitingholte]

Well they only stayed up last season by a wrongful VAR decision in reality so would have been dumb of them not to spend.

the less said about this the better lol but there were at least 2 or 3 games where a refereeing mistake/incompetence lost us a point or 3.

But as I said in my previous post, rich owners who have pretty high ambitions.

 

[f.t.r.s]

Or you have a Russian laundering money through a football club he cares nothing about and had probably never heard of.

P.S.
Wrong again cos luckily the horrible little runt who runs Spurs got shamed into backing down so no furlough happened.
Keep spreading the lie though lad

How's it a lie? He tried to furlough his non playing staff...
Its a fact..
I'm aware he was forced to u turn...
Doesn't change how vile he is

 

[f.t.r.s]

100% agree lad. It's always a risk buying injury prone Madrid cast offs looking for a last big pay day.

Aye,
Hamez was a risk, he's also two years younger and less than half the price
He could also still flop (hopefully not)