Summer transfer window 2023

[TheBigIguana]

WHAT ARE YOU GOING ON ABOUT??!?!?!?!

This isn't that hard to understand! Teams at the level where Iwobi fits in don't have the money to spend on a player of his profile. Everton for example should not buy someone of Iwobi's profile. Never ever. And a lot of teams (not Villa, watch how it works out for them down the road) have figured this out.

Chelsea, City and Newcastle have enough money that none of this applies to them. They buy who they want and then buy who they want again.

 

[BainesontoastNEW]

the guardian claiming we want ndiaye, but why would Sheffield sell their best player to us.



what a player though

They'll want to sell to anyone if he's stalling on a new contract. His current one runs out next year, I believe.

 

[MikeH72]

This isn't that hard to understand! Teams at the level where Iwobi fits in don't have the money to spend on a player of his profile. Everton for example should not buy someone of Iwobi's profile. Never ever. And a lot of teams (not Villa, watch how it works out for them down the road) have figured this out.

Chelsea, City and Newcastle have enough money that none of this applies to them. They buy who they want and then buy who they want again.

So Iwobi is so good that only skint clubs will be interested in him on a free?

 

[TheBigIguana]

They'll want to sell to anyone if he's stalling on a new contract. His current one runs out next year, I believe.

The smart thing for the player is to wait and go on a free

 

[TheBigIguana]

So Iwobi is so good that only skint clubs will be interested in him on a free?

There's some "skint" clubs playing some damn good football these days if you haven't noticed. Watch the games right mate?

 

[MikeH72]

There's some "skint" clubs playing some damn good football these days if you haven't noticed. Watch the games right mate?

Like who?

 

[BainesontoastNEW]

The smart thing for the player is to wait and go on a free

For the player, I agree. For Sheffield United, well, pretty much what I said: they'll want to sell.

 

[sandybrownsbighead]

That is not an unfair point, though I think Gnoto has a bit more to him.

As for Gray, would not be surprised if his lack of match time had as much to do with his attitude off the pitch as his ability on it…

Dyche doesn’t strike me as the type to put up with any BS

I'm guessing that being able to deal with a wide variety of BS is a core skill for a manager.

 

[LocalNative]

This isn't that hard to understand! Teams at the level where Iwobi fits in don't have the money to spend on a player of his profile. Everton for example should not buy someone of Iwobi's profile. Never ever. And a lot of teams (not Villa, watch how it works out for them down the road) have figured this out.

Chelsea, City and Newcastle have enough money that none of this applies to them. They buy who they want and then buy who they want again.

There's some "skint" clubs playing some damn good football these days if you haven't noticed. Watch the games right mate?

I have no idea what point you're trying to make but it's wrong.

For someone who believes Iwobi is the second-coming of Zidane you have a fairly low impression of how other clubs view him.

 

[TheBigIguana]

For the player, I agree. For Sheffield United, well, pretty much what I said: they'll want to sell.

Player still has to sign the contract where they sell him. He holds the cards.

 

[MikeH72]

I have no idea what point you're trying to make but it's wrong.

For someone who believes Iwobi is the second-coming of Zidane you have a fairly low impression of how other clubs view him.

Honestly neither do I, and neither does he, but whatever it is makes sense in his warped head

 

[roydo]

Surely you're not planning to do this

Do what?

 

[ZissouBlue]

They'll want to sell to anyone if he's stalling on a new contract. His current one runs out next year, I believe.

Would love it but it’s just so hard to see how we could win a race for him. I guess we don’t have any idea about our budget (despite what a lot of people insist) but it’s hard to see us paying more than other clubs. And would he want to come here over a top half club? It’s possible but two consecutive relegation battles are going to make it harder than last year. I’m just not getting my hopes up. Then again I said the same thing before the Onana signing last summer.

 

[mahermi1]

I'd sell Iwobi tomorrow, if someone was willing to buy him and for the wages he wants, £100'000 p/w, buy a better playmaker.

 

[TheBigIguana]

I have no idea what point you're trying to make but it's wrong.

For someone who believes Iwobi is the second-coming of Zidane you have a fairly low impression of how other clubs view him.

I don't think he's the second coming of Zidane! I explicit said a few posts ago I am simply a fan of him being decent for where we have been lately.