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est1905 13 Aug 24 5.26pm | |
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Originally posted by Hrolf The Ganger
The man signed a contract. He has to honour it. City can sell Alvarez and sign a player equally good. Can we sign a player as good as Guehi? Will the business minds on here only be happy when we are circling the Premier League plug hole once again? Edited by Hrolf The Ganger (13 Aug 2024 1.38pm) Very very naive. In contractual terms and legal terms yes. In reality? On so many levels no
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Elphers40 Sunny South Coast 13 Aug 24 5.37pm | |
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I think it’s great that SP has said his piece today on sky- it adds some clarity and i think portrays our club in a positive light . I know he has his fair share of critics on here but I think he conducts himself impeccably in the media and articulates/ demonstrates the values and sentiment of Palace really well. I think he deserves credit for that. Okay - the reality is that players of such talent will want to move onto the big boys at some point - we just have to make sure we maximise the benefit to Palace and savour them while we can…….and wait for Dougie to find the next new superstar in waiting! COYP
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Hrolf The Ganger 13 Aug 24 5.46pm | |
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Originally posted by est1905
Very very naive. In contractual terms and legal terms yes. In reality? On so many levels no You assume that he wants to leave. Players are employees and also assets. The contract you sign is binding. The club will be in the best position to assess the situation as to the attitude of the player and his value. Not you or I. According to Parish, he is putting no pressure on the club to leave.
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Hrolf The Ganger 13 Aug 24 5.49pm | |
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Originally posted by EverybodyDannsNow
If you accept Wharton is a superstar player, how were we able to buy him less than 8 months ago? Your whole argument is built on the premise that we can't buy our own top quality players, but Wharton is proof that we can... unless you're suggesting he drastically developed in 16 games? Wharton became a superstar player when he proved himself in the Premier League with us. You are right. That is my premise.
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Hrolf The Ganger 13 Aug 24 6.00pm | |
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Originally posted by Lanzo-Ad
1. No he isn't, he is just upping the value before he is sold What would you expect him to do? You seem more interested in our business dealings than our football. Very odd. Every player has a price, but we need to put big price tags on our stars to deter predators. Even if we want to sell them at the right time, we shouldn't just cave in to derisory offers. Guehi will fetch a good price next season or give us two more years of service. Newcastle can put up or shut up.
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dreamwaverider London 13 Aug 24 6.01pm | |
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Very good interview by Steve Parish. He has made it clear we will not be considering any offer below super star valuation which is what it should be for Guehi. He is yet another rare find by us brilliantly nurtured into a top flight player by us.
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dreamwaverider London 13 Aug 24 6.05pm | |
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If Newcastle do not seize this rare opportunity, they will struggle to cover their long standing defensive injuries which could easily result in us ending higher up the table than them.
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Gary St.Andrews Kenley 13 Aug 24 6.17pm | |
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Well SP has drawn a line in the sand now, and its Newcastles move. Personally I think other clubs think we are a soft touch after Olise going for the amount he did. That release clause really did for us there and I like the fact that SP is making a stand. As for Fulham wanting Andersen for 20 million they can just f*** off!
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Lanzo-Ad Lanzarote 13 Aug 24 6.35pm | |
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Originally posted by Hrolf The Ganger
What would you expect him to do? You seem more interested in our business dealings than our football. Very odd. Every player has a price, but we need to put big price tags on our stars to deter predators. Even if we want to sell them at the right time, we shouldn't just cave in to derisory offers. Guehi will fetch a good price next season or give us two more years of service. Newcastle can put up or shut up. Avoiding the business it what has got us into two administrations in the past, i expect Parish, who i rate highly, to get as much as he can and sell him before the window closes, Andersen, Eze, Wharton, Mateta and Muñoz are key players and vital to keep, all bought relatively cheaply, Guehi is not a key player and easily replaceable for about 20m
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Willo South coast - west of Brighton. 13 Aug 24 6.48pm | |
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Originally posted by dreamwaverider
Very good interview by Steve Parish. He has made it clear we will not be considering any offer below super star valuation which is what it should be for Guehi. He is yet another rare find by us brilliantly nurtured into a top flight player by us. I have not had the opportunity to view the interview, however I am led to believe that Guehi has not been thumping on Steve's door and vociferously requesting a move. In terms of his ability,someone averred he was one of the "Top defenders in the world".Whilst I recognise his qualities, I do not view him in such exalted company.
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Hrolf The Ganger 13 Aug 24 6.52pm | |
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Originally posted by Lanzo-Ad
Avoiding the business it what has got us into two administrations in the past, i expect Parish, who i rate highly, to get as much as he can and sell him before the window closes, Andersen, Eze, Wharton, Mateta and Muñoz are key players and vital to keep, all bought relatively cheaply, Guehi is not a key player and easily replaceable for about 20m In which case, Newcastle could buy that £20 million player and save themselves £50 million. Sure, we can replace him, like we have replaced Olise with Sarr.
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PatrickA London 13 Aug 24 7.03pm | |
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Parish usually plays his cards fairly close to his chest and it’s not typical for him to give an interview of this nature. However, information appears to have been drip fed in recent weeks by Newcastle, Guehi’s agent or possibly both. I think Parish has decided enough is enough and made Palace’s stance clear. Newcastle have had to resist overtures for Gordon and Isak when the boot has been on the other foot and are well versed in the transfer dance.
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