surrifox Posted 13 July 2020 Posted 13 July 2020 9 minutes ago, Webbo said: That'll happen. Ha ha . Well it was just a figure anything north of the buyback figure would work . Having said that they persuaded the notoriously parsimonious Ashley to pay £40 mill for Joelinton who appears to have the goalscoring instincts of a cuttlefish 1 1
Wymsey Posted 13 July 2020 Posted 13 July 2020 17 minutes ago, Webbo said: That'll happen. You're probably right, given that it may appear likely now the Premier League will approve their new prospective owners.
Popular Post StriderHiryu Posted 13 July 2020 Popular Post Posted 13 July 2020 Keep, he's been more than decent this season. Subbing against Bournemouth cost us the game, even if he was not at his best. 8
urban.spaceman Posted 14 July 2020 Posted 14 July 2020 Keep. He’s been a revelation this season. He could be even more invaluable next season, though I would definitely like a quality or two this summer.
UPinCarolina Posted 14 July 2020 Posted 14 July 2020 5 hours ago, surrifox said: Ha ha . Well it was just a figure anything north of the buyback figure would work . Having said that they persuaded the notoriously parsimonious Ashley to pay £40 mill for Joelinton who appears to have the goalscoring instincts of a cuttlefish That’s insulting to the cuttlefish.
AKCJ Posted 14 July 2020 Posted 14 July 2020 I wonder what the price would be when Joelinton went for 40m
surrifox Posted 14 July 2020 Posted 14 July 2020 10 hours ago, Wymsey said: You're probably right, given that it may appear likely now the Premier League will approve their new prospective owners. Unless they are a gang of people traffickers or a Columbia drug cartel they were never going to fail the “fit and proper “test, given the PL ‘s exacting standards
That_Dude Posted 14 July 2020 Posted 14 July 2020 (edited) Can't believe how fast people are ready sell him. He's proving that he can do more than a job when he's not constantly sidelined. Furthermore how on Earth people still think that we're going to find a good striker just to warm the bench and wait for Vardy's dip in form? As for the credibility of the source I can only think of this: Edited 14 July 2020 by That_Dude 1
ozleicester Posted 14 July 2020 Posted 14 July 2020 one of our best since the restart..and improved all year. Needs to be given a chance 1
Leeds Fox Posted 14 July 2020 Posted 14 July 2020 16 hours ago, Mark said: Hmm I can't see that, definitely not worth more than we paid but maybe we can rinse them like they did us with Perez. Rodgers is the only manager here who's got any sort of form out of him, I'm not sure he even knew what his role was until this season. Maybe certain players need a different way of management to keep them focused. 🤔 12 hours ago, TrentFox said: Can we give them Perez back, to? Agree with you @Mark but using the Pérez fee as a benchmark, looking at the two players, I can see us getting more than what we paid for him. We seem to negotiate well when selling.
Tuna Posted 14 July 2020 Posted 14 July 2020 I'd keep him but we definitely need to improve the forward line in the next transfer window regardless.
Jam orton Posted 14 July 2020 Posted 14 July 2020 Keep , hes only going to keep getting better. Unless the money selling him goes towards Edouard 2
Al-aLondon-Foxile Posted 14 July 2020 Posted 14 July 2020 I like him, he’s an asset and knows where the net is. I’d like him to have a run in the team and I think we look better with him in the side, but with his lack of opportunities I can also see him wanting to go.
Arriba Los Zorros Posted 14 July 2020 Posted 14 July 2020 Difficult one this, you'd snap anyone's hand off a few months ago bur he's been one of our best players since the restart and gives our attacking play an added dimension. What he offers is intelligent movement, good link up play and he is also a natural poacher and top finisher. Few players boast all those qualities in tandem, but I wouldn't think he is irreplaceable either.
coolhandfox Posted 14 July 2020 Posted 14 July 2020 I like Nacho, and yes he's had a better season but for me we have far to many bits and piece players, like him, Gray, Perez and Barnes, who have one good game in 4, or a good 20 minutes in a game. One minute he touch is amazing the next time it sunday league! He has a worse goal to game ratio then Akinbiyi! Like Musa, if we can get decent money sell.......
whoareyaaa Posted 14 July 2020 Posted 14 July 2020 so we get Perez and they get Nacho cracking business someone give Cogreton a payrise
Shane Posted 14 July 2020 Posted 14 July 2020 Keep. His stats and performances speak for themselves. He’s played 871 minutes in the PL and has 5 goals, 4 assists. That’s a goal contribution every 96 minutes. 3
Leicester_Loyal Posted 14 July 2020 Posted 14 July 2020 43 minutes ago, coolhandfox said: He has a worse goal to game ratio then Akinbiyi! Important to look at his goals to minutes ratio, rather than games. The majority of his games have been 5-45 minute cameos. 1
coolhandfox Posted 14 July 2020 Posted 14 July 2020 (edited) 23 minutes ago, Leicester_Loyal said: Important to look at his goals to minutes ratio, rather than games. The majority of his games have been 5-45 minute cameos. 44 minutes ago, Shane said: Keep. His stats and performances speak for themselves. He’s played 871 minutes in the PL and has 5 goals, 4 assists. That’s a goal contribution every 96 minutes. To be honest, he's goals and assist to minutes is pretty good this season and would be the only thing that would have me in two mind about selling. I'm more concerned with what I see in he's performances , he has little or no pace, isn't good in the air, at time clumsy and never going to be mobile enough to play as a lone striker. To make up for he's short comings he need to excel others area like passing and first touch,hold up play, on these he ranges from excellent to Sunday League in one game let alone a season. Ask yourself, would he get in Liverpool's, Man City, Chelsea, Man U, Spurs, Wolves, Arsenal, Sheff Utd, Everton match day squads? Edited 14 July 2020 by coolhandfox
Blue ROI Posted 14 July 2020 Posted 14 July 2020 13 minutes ago, coolhandfox said: Ask yourself, would he get in Liverpool's, Man City, Chelsea, Man U, Spurs, Wolves, Arsenal, Sheff Utd, Everton match day squads? Erm.... 1
Shane Posted 14 July 2020 Posted 14 July 2020 16 minutes ago, coolhandfox said: To be honest, he's goals and assist to minutes is pretty good this season and would be the only thing that would have me in two mind about selling. I'm more concerned with what I see in he's performances , he has little or no pace, isn't good in the air, at time clumsy and never going to be mobile enough to play as a lone striker. To make up for he's short comings he need to excel others area like passing and first touch,hold up play, on these he ranges from excellent to Sunday League in one game let alone a season. Ask yourself, would he get in Liverpool's, Man City, Chelsea, Man U, Spurs, Wolves, Arsenal, Sheff Utd, Everton match day squads? Football is a squad game and Kelechi is a good squad player for us. If Brendan sells him it'll be a very bad decision imo. To answer your question I think he'd get into most of their match day squads... - Liverpool - Origi has legendary status with them. But on the pitch I don't think there's much between them and I think Kelechi has more potential. 50/50. - Man City - Fair enough, can't see him getting ahead of Gabriel Jesus. Chelsea - Prefer Kelechi to Batsuayi. Also Abraham averages a goal contribution every 120 mins in the PL and Kelechi every 96 mins Man Utd - Iheanacho > Ighalo. Spurs - Back up for Kane. Wolves - Back up for Jimenez. Arsenal - He's better than Nketiah. Sheffield Utd - Kelechi definitely gets into their squad. Everton - Would challenge Calvert-Lewin for a starting spot.
Steve_Guppy_Left_Foot Posted 14 July 2020 Posted 14 July 2020 I'd like to keep him he's come on leaps and bounds this season but he hasn't been given a fair run in the team imo, dunno why he's always the first to be subbed off when he's one of the only players who looks like he might make something happen, if he's even given the chance to start in the first place.
coolhandfox Posted 14 July 2020 Posted 14 July 2020 (edited) 26 minutes ago, Shane said: Football is a squad game and Kelechi is a good squad player for us. If Brendan sells him it'll be a very bad decision imo. To answer your question I think he'd get into most of their match day squads... - Liverpool - Origi has legendary status with them. But on the pitch I don't think there's much between them and I think Kelechi has more potential. 50/50. Origi has 18 goals in 88 app compared to Kelechi 21 goals in 114 apps Quote - Man City - Fair enough, can't see him getting ahead of Gabriel Jesus. Chelsea - Prefer Kelechi to Batsuayi. Also Abraham averages a goal contribution every 120 mins in the PL and Kelechi every 96 mins Let just Forget about Giroud then and I'd rather have Abraham 14 PL goals this season then Nacho 5 PL goals Quote Man Utd - Iheanacho > Ighalo. Ighalo 16 goals in 64 PL, and the fact that if Martial and Rashford would play as striker before Ighalo Quote Spurs - Back up for Kane. They would perfer to play Son upfront and paly someone in he position instead Quote Wolves - Back up for Jimenez. Jota? 16 goals in 64 apps........ Quote Arsenal - He's better than Nketiah. Not sure, not seen enough of him. But they would play Laccazette or Nketiah over Nacho. Quote Sheffield Utd - Kelechi definitely gets into their squad. No chance, wouldn't fit Wilders requirements of putting a shift in. Quote Everton - Would challenge Calvert-Lewin for a starting spot. Calvert Lewin that has scored 13 PL goals this season? If Vardy was injured you'd rather have Nacho up top on he's on rather the CL? I teel you know if we put Nacho up for sale for a fair price not one of those clubs would want him...... Edited 14 July 2020 by coolhandfox 2
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