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Who could be nabbed from relegated teams?
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 orpingtoneagle  Orpington 27 Jul 20 5.37pm |
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Anyone but big Troy from Watford - knowing Roy he might just see him as an experienced safe option...
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| braunstoneagle the middle of bumf*** nowhere... 27 Jul 20 5.51pm |
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Originally posted by JohnB
Of all the relegated teams, I would be interested to see how Bournemouth cope. They have spent a lot of money and their wages are high too. With their reliance on TV money being higher than ours, relegation could cripple them. They will obviously sell Ake for a decent fee, but I can't see them surviving financially without selling a good 3 or 4 higher earners. I know this will get ridiculed, but I would be inclined to see if they would go for a loan with option to buy for Solanke. He was poor for most of the season, but let's face it, he'd barely played before this season. The last few games, he looked sharper and scored 3 goals. If you could get him in with a small outlay now and option to buy, it's a small risk for someone that I still think can be a good player. At the right prices, I'd happily take Ramsdale and Brooks. As for Watford, I'd take any of Doucoure, Pereyra, Quina, Sarr & Deloufeu but not sure if we could afford any of them. Norwich, probably only Aarons. Adam Idah does look good but it would have to be the right price as he's still very raw. relegation will f*** bournmouth...pretty sure they lost almost £100m last FY and thats with full PL income. expect a firesale or sorts from them, but david brooks is still going to cost somewhere around the 25-30m mark this summer. watford lost a similar amount last FY but i dont thibk their owners have pockets as deep as the bournmouth owners. pereyra a very good shout, like him a lot.
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| Willo South coast - west of Brighton. 27 Jul 20 6.24pm |
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Originally posted by braunstoneagle
relegation will f*** bournmouth...pretty sure they lost almost £100m last FY and thats with full PL income. expect a firesale or sorts from them, but david brooks is still going to cost somewhere around the 25-30m mark this summer. watford lost a similar amount last FY but i dont thibk their owners have pockets as deep as the bournmouth owners. pereyra a very good shout, like him a lot. A £13 Mill signing from Juventus.
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| mattteo 27 Jul 20 7.11pm |
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Originally posted by Elphers40
Stanislas and Brooks would both be very good additions. Most injury prone player in the Premier League.
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| Spiderman Horsham 28 Jul 20 7.10am |
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Originally posted by mattteo
Most injury prone player in the Premier League. Fit in well then!
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| tonypeers5 Wallington 28 Jul 20 9.48am |
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Watford and Bournemouth have reasonably rich owners, so along with the parachute payments, may try to keep hold on many of their players to make a push to come back. I can see Newcastle going in for quite a few once the take over happens. I could prob see the following leaving. Watford - Sarr, Welbeck (prob to a promoted team), Forster, Capoue & Deulofeu Bournemouth - Brooks, King, Ramsdale, Ake & Wilson Norwich - Cantwell, Aarons, Pukki Personally, I'd look at Ramsdale (as back up to Guata), Sarr and Brooks, but can't see either coming here.
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