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Three points, Bosman makes it easy for a player to see out his contract, that is what a contract does…..so it’s harsh to heap all the blame on Rudkin

Regards Abdul all players are only worth what someone will pay for them…..and that’s what we’ll get, Palace obviously feel he is worth what they paid.

West Ham are currently repeating what we did, and will be left with expensive players nobody wants, Hermandsen springs to mind, and there are others….

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Unsure whether he goes this window. Can't see anyone desperate enough to take the plunge and he wouldn't be a punt for some club. 

 

If we lose him mid season, coupled with points deduction above 6 and we're definitely looking at double drop to League One. 

 

It's whether we hypothetically take £30 million now and risk the drop or £20 million in summer having finished 20th after deduction. 

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23 minutes ago, fox_up_north said:

Unsure whether he goes this window. Can't see anyone desperate enough to take the plunge and he wouldn't be a punt for some club. 

 

If we lose him mid season, coupled with points deduction above 6 and we're definitely looking at double drop to League One. 

 

It's whether we hypothetically take £30 million now and risk the drop or £20 million in summer having finished 20th after deduction. 

God this is a bit negative. We won't finish 20th

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12 hours ago, Gamble92 said:

God this is a bit negative. We won't finish 20th

After deduction. If season finished now and we were deducted 6 points, we'd finish 18th. 9 points and it's 20th. 

 

A deduction is coming. The club will have to weigh up what they do if an offer comes in during this window. Big enough offer they may take the money and risk losing what he brings, in the hope it pays off financially. They may look at Birmingham and say "what's one year in League One?"

 

There's also the fact Abdul may think "sod off" to finishing mid table in Championship if he gets offered top flight football. 

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12 hours ago, MPH said:


 

he’s scored 6 and assisted 11 in an absolutely awful Leicester team, despite being double and sometimes triple-marked.

 

 

thats an outstanding contribution and worthy of notice.

 

 

It is but there's the January premium and whether anyone wants to plonk for him now, when they could get him for less in summer. 

 

Is there anyone currently in dire need of a winger who has the money to justify it? The bottom 3 of EPL look sorted, so they won't bother. I can't speak for European teams as I don't really follow them but I can't see any of them, barring Spain, ponying up £20+ million for a January winger. 

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12 hours ago, MPH said:


 

he’s scored 6 and assisted 11 in an absolutely awful Leicester team, despite being double and sometimes triple-marked.

 

 

thats an outstanding contribution and worthy of notice.

 

 

5 goals and 7 assists or 1 g/a every 439 mins I wouldn’t say outstanding, but he has scored some eye catching goals which will hopefully grab the attention of some prem clubs 

 

Thomas at Stoke has 9 goals 7 assists from LM despite them scoring 5 less than us this season a goal or assist every 253 mins 

 

Josh Murphy played in a pony team last season and would’ve had defenders doing the same and managed 7 and 14.


Maybe we should look at Thomas if he is sold and move Mavididi to CF or SS where he has played over 100 games.

 

Ayew on the right wing where he has played nearly 150


or get new players in with some of the funds 

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20 hours ago, Stadt said:

We've maintained a positive (as in purchases/sales +/-) transfer record throughout this whole saga. We've spent remarkably little on transfers to be in such a financial mess and where we were in the table. We've just never managed the wage bill 

 

 

 

Which seems to always come back to our negotiation skills as a club, whether that be Rudkin or someone else. We've been overpaying for a long time and that's why were in the position we are. Or inability to move unwanted players on is just as bad as our ability to buy good or bad players.

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1 hour ago, fox_up_north said:

After deduction. If season finished now and we were deducted 6 points, we'd finish 18th. 9 points and it's 20th. 

 

A deduction is coming. The club will have to weigh up what they do if an offer comes in during this window. Big enough offer they may take the money and risk losing what he brings, in the hope it pays off financially. They may look at Birmingham and say "what's one year in League One?"

 

There's also the fact Abdul may think "sod off" to finishing mid table in Championship if he gets offered top flight football. 

You sound like you're willing it to happen? 

 

I think the club will hold out until the summer on Fatawu. Id be surprised if they accept anything now. They were still talking about believing they can make the play offs even with a deduction (deluded I know) from reports. So I think they will know without Fatawu that becomes impossible. 

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1 hour ago, HankMarvin said:

5 goals and 7 assists or 1 g/a every 439 mins I wouldn’t say outstanding, but he has scored some eye catching goals which will hopefully grab the attention of some prem clubs 

 

Thomas at Stoke has 9 goals 7 assists from LM despite them scoring 5 less than us this season a goal or assist every 253 mins 

 

Josh Murphy played in a pony team last season and would’ve had defenders doing the same and managed 7 and 14.


Maybe we should look at Thomas if he is sold and move Mavididi to CF or SS where he has played over 100 games.

 

Ayew on the right wing where he has played nearly 150


or get new players in with some of the funds 

Your figures are minutes per goal, not minutes per goal or assist
 

Fatawu is a goal or assist every 183 minutes

 

Thomas is a goal or assist every 143 minutes

 

Thomas has done better but the Fatawu stat is still very good

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2 hours ago, HankMarvin said:

5 goals and 7 assists or 1 g/a every 439 mins I wouldn’t say outstanding, but he has scored some eye catching goals which will hopefully grab the attention of some prem clubs 

 

Thomas at Stoke has 9 goals 7 assists from LM despite them scoring 5 less than us this season a goal or assist every 253 mins 

 

Josh Murphy played in a pony team last season and would’ve had defenders doing the same and managed 7 and 14.


Maybe we should look at Thomas if he is sold and move Mavididi to CF or SS where he has played over 100 games.

 

Ayew on the right wing where he has played nearly 150


or get new players in with some of the funds 


 

did you really just suggest we play Ayew on the right wing?

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14 minutes ago, MPH said:


 

did you really just suggest we play Ayew on the right wing?

Yeah the same position he played games in the premier league. What’s your point 

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39 minutes ago, HankMarvin said:

Yeah the same position he played games in the premier league. What’s your point 

That he was younger. And not as slow.  Wouldn’t that be obvious what my point was?  That he’d bee even worse on the wing than what he has been doing  as a 9 or 10?

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33 minutes ago, MPH said:

That he was younger. And not as slow.  Wouldn’t that be obvious what my point was?  That he’d bee even worse on the wing than what he has been doing  as a 9 or 10?

He played games for us there last season plus 21 for Palace the year before and it’s not a given he would be worse, when he plays striker he comes far to deep often in the wrong position whether that’s a byproduct of not receiving the ball enough or just being a shit forward is up for debate.

Playing as a winger and doing it would be more beneficial for supporting the play.

 

At the end of the day the club doesn’t have the luxury of buying new players for every position so it’s about maximising what we can out of underperforming players.

As per the original point if Fatawu was sold and it meant someone could come in and replace his output or exceed it and that also meant we could get a striker, Ayew wouldn’t have to perform that well on the right to replicate what Mavididi has contributed in terms of goals and assists if the left side of play become the focal point instead.

 

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17 hours ago, MPH said:


 

he’s scored 6 and assisted 11 in an absolutely awful Leicester team, despite being double and sometimes triple-marked.

 

 

thats an outstanding contribution and worthy of notice.

 

 

He’s been hampered by Marti’s tactics (or lack thereof) our horrifically slow build up play, and reliance on him and James to do everything.

 

In a better team he would be amazing…

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1 hour ago, HankMarvin said:

He played games for us there last season plus 21 for Palace the year before and it’s not a given he would be worse, when he plays striker he comes far to deep often in the wrong position whether that’s a byproduct of not receiving the ball enough or just being a shit forward is up for debate.

Playing as a winger and doing it would be more beneficial for supporting the play.

 

At the end of the day the club doesn’t have the luxury of buying new players for every position so it’s about maximising what we can out of underperforming players.

As per the original point if Fatawu was sold and it meant someone could come in and replace his output or exceed it and that also meant we could get a striker, Ayew wouldn’t have to perform that well on the right to replicate what Mavididi has contributed in terms of goals and assists if the left side of play become the focal point instead.

 


 

and he’s a year older from last year and two years older than when he played  there for Palace. He’s 34. He’s getting slower. His days as a right winger are well and truly over.

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1 hour ago, Pliskin said:

He will go IMO. Bournemouth can afford to pay £30m and probably will. 

He will go but less than £30m

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Well if Bournemouth can get 62.5m for Semenyo that that certainly makes Fatawu a 30m minimum January player and they can definitely afford him. 

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12 hours ago, fox_up_north said:

It is but there's the January premium and whether anyone wants to plonk for him now, when they could get him for less in summer. 

 

Is there anyone currently in dire need of a winger who has the money to justify it? The bottom 3 of EPL look sorted, so they won't bother. I can't speak for European teams as I don't really follow them but I can't see any of them, barring Spain, ponying up £20+ million for a January winger. 


 

if you really want to know, my fear is Forest. You might as well stick the knife into me and twist it  20 times if he signs for Forest…

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Strikers/Wingers in January have an instant extra 20%... If he goes this window, it should be for $33-37

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Bournemouth hoping to get Nwaneri on loan for the rest of the season. 

Whether Arsenal will okay it is another matter, but would make sense from Bournemouth's point of view.

Buying in January is generally a higher price, and especially given that everyone knows they've just received 62 million quid.

We would probably get more for Fatawu this month from someone desperate than we will in the summer though.

It's just whether anyone's desperate enough. 

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