Summer transfer window 2023

[TheBigIguana]

He wasn’t, he was playing like a £15m one.

That’s exactly right. Started scoring but never created Jack. Half the skills, half the price.

 

[Noisy noise annoys]

Will be Rodrigo for £4m and Danjuma on loan last minute, probably.

Nah, there’ll be a cb/fb at least you’d imagine with a few more outs

 

[Hinchcliffe's Corner]

Fair play to the lad.

He's done well there in an awkward situation you have to say browns

 

[Clarky cat]

Surprised at some of you absolute fannies in here.


Go out, meet women, finger them.


Ffs

Is that what you did until one of them decided to check out?
Absolute consensual hero and a martyr Sir.

 

[Hogwild]

Bournemouth signing Romain Faivre is a massive missed opportunity imo.

agree 100%

 

[BlueStevie35]

No, we were talking about his form at the end of last season which was better than a 15 million player for that period.

It wasn’t it was exactly worth what we paid, if he does it longer than six months then you can justify him being valued higher

 

[Dwight K Schrute]

Bournemouth signing Romain Faivre is a massive missed opportunity imo.

We have no money. We rarely sign players without PL experience.

 

[marnie]

Just transferred some more of me stuff to some Dutch howler.

 

[Dwight K Schrute]

Will be Rodrigo for £4m and Danjuma on loan last minute, probably.

Think it will be slightly better than that, maybe one or two more, but I suspect they will be absolute dross like Elanga and Weghorst.

They'll leave it late on as well, like they always do so we as fans are just delighted we've done some business and it distracts from the fact the recruitment has been awful.

 

[carolinablue232]

Maybe be scores a late winner or puts in a run of good performances putting 100% in. I am sure could win the fans over

If he hits the ground running, you may be right. If it doesn't start well, it's a long road back.

 

[BlueStevie35]

Bournemouth signing Romain Faivre is a massive missed opportunity imo.

They’ve immediately sent him on loan to Lorient though so is it really a miss if he’s not even going to play PL football for a year?

 

[blulouie]

They’ve immediately sent him on loan to Lorient though so is it really a miss if he’s not even going to play PL football for a year?

How are Bournemouth behaving like City or Chelsea ?

What an era we live in.

 

[OneTrueLegend]

The club have no money. Tap's been turned off. Not unusual when building a new stadium. Same happened with Arsenal and Spurs.

Difference being we are trying to do it with a squad that is basically championship quality already

It’s nothing to do with the stadium. The FFP and profit and loss rules are that any money spent on stadiums or trading facilities do not count against the losses.

The issue for us are; the high wages, high transfer fees in the past and the lack of income, coupled with Usmanov being sanctioned which meant we lost sponsorships from USM and Megafon.

If FFP didn’t exist, Moshiri would just throw more money around in the transfer market.

 

[mightymoyes]

That’s exactly right. Started scoring but never created Jack. Half the skills, half the price.

5 goals and 3 assists since Dyche took over, I'd take that extrapolated over the season from a 15m player

 

[TheBigIguana]

5 goals and 3 assists since Dyche took over, I'd take that extrapolated over the season from a 15m player

I’m taking the corners out although I’m glad he’s good at them. Very limited creatively from open play and he needs to do better there.