We had Tosin on loan at West Brom the season we had Holgate, He was that poor we bought in Holgate to replace him, now 4 years on he went forward and Holgate went backward.
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I think the problem here is they aren’t making concessions really. The rule doesn’t force them to make choices with building the squad which makes it pointless.Does that exemplify a broken rule?
Sell someone and then replace them cheaper is practical financial sense isn't it? And the rules, however broken, are supposedly in place to curb reckless spending which would endanger long established institutions. I don't see this particular deal in itself as an example of it being broken.
If they're all similarly priced I'd go Mamardashvili everytime.You can't watch him and think "yep that's getting us to Europe"
Laporte to Athletic for 15 mil
That Douglas Luiz deal, must go down as one of the worst I’ve seen in a while, dude is quality.
That Douglas Luiz deal, must go down as one of the worst I’ve seen in a while, dude is quality.
McKennie is a strange player but I think he’s kinda like McGinn maybe? So maybe that’s the idea? Not so sure tbh.Theres more to it than just a swap from Luiz to McKennie.
The deal is Luiz goes to Juve for 60m valuation.
Villa get McKennie, Illing-Junior for 40m.
Total PSR flip of about 50m in Villa's favour.
McKennie was dogshit at Leeds (along with everyone else) but contender for Juve player of the season apparently ?
Illing-Junior up and coming talented young kid who can play anywhere on the left.
The other salient point everyone's overlooked is that Luiz hasn't signed the new contract that was offered to him last season.
Shame that Luiz has to go, but Emery and Monchi know what they're doing.....
My mate is a Valencia season ticket holder. Rates the Georgian lad highly.If they're all similarly priced I'd go Mamardashvili everytime.