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Jimenez SELHURSTPARKCHESTER,DA BRONX 13 Nov 18 2.46pm | |
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Originally posted by mattteo
Miguel Almiron does not cost half of 12 million. They rejected a 19 million offer for him and they'd probably want close to 30 million. Meanwhile, Kagawa is an already proven player in the top leagues in the world and at international level. Atlanta United don't own him the MLS do & they are notorious for selling at knock down prices.
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mattteo 13 Nov 18 7.24pm | |
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Originally posted by Crystal_Clear
I always thought he was underrated when at Utd. Is he too much like Meyer though, and could you play them both in the same team ? Of course. Kagawa is more no. 10 and that's pretty much the only position where he can play, but he can do it both in a 4-3-3 and in a 4-2-3-1, while Meyer is more a left winger who used to cut inside on his right foot before being converted to central midfield (where it hasn't really worked out in my opinion). Imagine a team with these players from the midfield up after January: ....Milivojevic Macca.... ..........Emiliano Sala....... That's replacing 5 players in the attacking zones who have scored 0 goals this season (Ben, Sorloth, Jordan, Schlupp+Macca who has been used on the wing) with 5 players who have scored between them 35 goals since September (Sala, Elis, Alan, El Shaarawy, Kagawa). And they scored and created dozens last year too. With a cost of 28 million at most for transfer fees (El Shaarawy 12, Kagawa 12, Sala 4, Alan free, Elis free) and 0 increase in salaries. Edited by mattteo (13 Nov 2018 7.29pm)
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mattteo 13 Nov 18 7.27pm | |
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Originally posted by Jimenez
Miguel Almirón would cost half as much & is 4 or 5 years younger. Great at set pieces as well. Something we are lacking at the moment. I did see that free kick goal against New York this week. I'd like him, but your price is unrealistic. There are reports that West Ham will pay 28 million for him, I'm sure it will be at least 25.
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Spiderman Horsham 14 Nov 18 6.36pm | |
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Originally posted by mattteo
At 24 goals and 34 assists in 6800 minutes he's at Cr Ronaldo and Bale quantum level ) What is world class to you? How about a player who almost single handedly qualifies his natiinal team for every World Cup?? Edited by mattteo (12 Nov 2018 10.26pm) Lol
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Crystal_Clear Belfast 14 Nov 18 8.50pm | |
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The biggest problem will be offloading the players we have here, and recouping the money.
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mattteo 14 Nov 18 8.55pm | |
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Originally posted by Crystal_Clear
The biggest problem will be offloading the players we have here, and recouping the money. A 20-30 million investment in a transfer period is not that big an investment for a Premier League team, even if you don't sell players of that value (though I can see Benteke and Sorloth bringing in at least 12-13 million). And it's an especially necessary investment when you need it to escape relegation cause you don't have players who score.
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ASCPFC Pro-Cathedral/caravan park 14 Nov 18 10.59pm | |
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Is he genuinely likely to work out in England? He really didn't look great when he was here. I think a tried and tested Championship striker would be better and around the same price.
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mattteo 15 Nov 18 6.31am | |
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There are no tried and tested Championship strikers at the same price except for Maupay, who is short and more of a second striker. Kagawa is a midfielder though, not a striker, he could be a mf in a 4-3-3 system too. I remember him being pretty impressive at Man Utd too, but having little gametime.
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spartakev2 Anerley 15 Nov 18 12.11pm | |
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Originally posted by mattteo
Of course. Kagawa is more no. 10 and that's pretty much the only position where he can play, but he can do it both in a 4-3-3 and in a 4-2-3-1, while Meyer is more a left winger who used to cut inside on his right foot before being converted to central midfield (where it hasn't really worked out in my opinion). Imagine a team with these players from the midfield up after January: ....Milivojevic Macca.... ..........Emiliano Sala....... That's replacing 5 players in the attacking zones who have scored 0 goals this season (Ben, Sorloth, Jordan, Schlupp+Macca who has been used on the wing) with 5 players who have scored between them 35 goals since September (Sala, Elis, Alan, El Shaarawy, Kagawa). And they scored and created dozens last year too. With a cost of 28 million at most for transfer fees (El Shaarawy 12, Kagawa 12, Sala 4, Alan free, Elis free) and 0 increase in salaries. Edited by mattteo (13 Nov 2018 7.29pm)
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Nobbybm Dartford 15 Nov 18 12.59pm | |
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Originally posted by mattteo
A 20-30 million investment in a transfer period is not that big an investment for a Premier League team, even if you don't sell players of that value (though I can see Benteke and Sorloth bringing in at least 12-13 million). And it's an especially necessary investment when you need it to escape relegation cause you don't have players who score. It's an immense investment if you haven't got that kind of money. Also, it's not just about cost but wages etc & we have proven we're not up for breaching FFP.
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MonsterMunch Cambridge 16 Nov 18 11.52am | |
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As good as some of these suggestions are I just cannot see us spending anything like figures quoted here. January will inevitably leave us with the old familiar feeling of disappointment.
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Bangell Oxford 17 Nov 18 1.49pm | |
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Originally posted by mattteo
Of course. Kagawa is more no. 10 and that's pretty much the only position where he can play, but he can do it both in a 4-3-3 and in a 4-2-3-1, while Meyer is more a left winger who used to cut inside on his right foot before being converted to central midfield (where it hasn't really worked out in my opinion). Imagine a team with these players from the midfield up after January: ....Milivojevic Macca.... ..........Emiliano Sala....... That's replacing 5 players in the attacking zones who have scored 0 goals this season (Ben, Sorloth, Jordan, Schlupp+Macca who has been used on the wing) with 5 players who have scored between them 35 goals since September (Sala, Elis, Alan, El Shaarawy, Kagawa). And they scored and created dozens last year too. With a cost of 28 million at most for transfer fees (El Shaarawy 12, Kagawa 12, Sala 4, Alan free, Elis free) and 0 increase in salaries. Edited by mattteo (13 Nov 2018 7.29pm) You live in an absolute fantasy world
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