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TippEverton
Player Valuation: £35m
Emil Forsberg, make it happen Everton.
Not overly bothered by prices these days, but 40m for Gylfi Sig, just no.
Not overly bothered by prices these days, but 40m for Gylfi Sig, just no.
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We are billionaires, cost is nothing.
TippEverton
Player Valuation: £35m
Could never bring myself to put any rs players in my team, its my only rule when picking my team.
billyblue80
Player Valuation: £70m
Even at 30 million(which seems to be the going rate these days)I'd take him for his output assists and set pieces wise, but I would prefer another playmaker who gets more involved as well.Sig strikes me as a player who flits in and out of games producing a moment of quality, two or three times a game.I would like an upgrade on Barkley someone who is central to our play but has flair and a through ball.But maybe in Koeman's 433 there won't be room.Sig will operate off the left drifting in centrally.
40 million.
Makes me sick.
Makes me sick.
The whole league is utterly minted.
This will be done at 34m C.
Projectile vomit.
http://www.walesonline.co.uk/sport/...atest-evertons-move-gylfi-sigurdsson-13236745
And, although chairman Huw Jenkins last week refused to place a value on the attacking midfielder who he described as “priceless”, it is known Everton would need to go well beyond the £30m mentioned in the latest reports to have any chance of forcing the issue.
Club sources have in indicated there is no suggestion of Sigurdsson becoming unsettled by the speculation that has bubbled since before even the end of last season. Spurs had been considering a move for their former player, though that talk has cooled, with Everton still keen on landing the 50-cap international despite having already brought in Ajax midfieler Davy Klaassen for a £26m fee.
But Swansea are understandably keen on holding on to such an important figure and remain confident they can successfully hold off Everton should they eventually come forward with an offer.
And, although chairman Huw Jenkins last week refused to place a value on the attacking midfielder who he described as “priceless”, it is known Everton would need to go well beyond the £30m mentioned in the latest reports to have any chance of forcing the issue.
Club sources have in indicated there is no suggestion of Sigurdsson becoming unsettled by the speculation that has bubbled since before even the end of last season. Spurs had been considering a move for their former player, though that talk has cooled, with Everton still keen on landing the 50-cap international despite having already brought in Ajax midfieler Davy Klaassen for a £26m fee.
But Swansea are understandably keen on holding on to such an important figure and remain confident they can successfully hold off Everton should they eventually come forward with an offer.
jimmythenut
Player Valuation: £8m
How did he fail ?
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