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Brentmiester_General Flag Front line in the battle against t... 21 Aug 17 8.21am

Originally posted by Mr. Talons

Just off the top of my head: Evans, Young, Gilbert, Thorn, Warhurst, to name but five. (I could go on). All these CBs were plainly better than Sakho.

And before anyone says 'But Warhurst played up front', he was one of those all-too-rare CBs who could also play central striker (like Dion Dublin) and who could alternate (and did) between the two positions. It was a great shame that injury blighted his career, as it also did to Evans.

Edited by Mr. Talons (21 Aug 2017 12.13am)

Didn't see some if those players in their prime. But the there is no way that Young, Warhurst or Thorn could even lace Sakho's boots. Think about what you're posting before posting it. The game has evolved to such a high standard that none of them would even be able to get a game. Sakho came in and made keeping us up against the best strikers in the world look like a walk in the park. Far and away the best centre half ever to pull on a Palace top.

 


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bexleydave Flag Barnehurst 21 Aug 17 8.22am Send a Private Message to bexleydave Holmesdale Online Elite Member Add bexleydave as a friend

Originally posted by Midlands Eagle

Rather than all this verbal masturbating if we can get back to the subject in hand, according to the Express FdB has claimed that he is definitely interested in Sakho but not at that price.

I still think that this deal is on as Klopp can't have the final say on financial matters surely


My guess would be that, once he didn't put Sakho in the squad, Klopp has no say whatsoever and that any deal will be a matter for the Liverpool board.

 


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Ginger Pubic Wig Flag Wickham de L'Ouest 21 Aug 17 8.31am Send a Private Message to Ginger Pubic Wig Add Ginger Pubic Wig as a friend

there is a real chance we can't afford Sakho or maybe we just want Liverpool to think we are not bothered.

 


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Midlands Eagle Flag 21 Aug 17 8.44am Send a Private Message to Midlands Eagle Add Midlands Eagle as a friend

Originally posted by Ginger Pubic Wig

there is a real chance we can't afford Sakho or maybe we just want Liverpool to think we are not bothered.

If the latter how come we haven't signed an alternative as even Liverpool can see that we have stood aside whilst all the other proven central defenders have been snapped up by others.

According to the media other clubs have allegedly been interested in Sakho but not at that price which surely must tell them something

 

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OhSouthLondon! Flag Mitcham 21 Aug 17 9.17am Send a Private Message to OhSouthLondon! Add OhSouthLondon! as a friend

Originally posted by OneMax

Reported in the Dail Mail onlinee Boer doesn't believe Sakho's style would suit the footballing philosophy he is trying to introduce at Selhurst Park.

What does he want style over results, or is Sakho too big a name.

I think it is more the fact we don't want to spend the money. Sakho fits the bill perfectly. He can play football better than any of our current CBs. Absolute compusure on the ball

 


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Rachid Rachid Rachid Flag 21 Aug 17 9.36am Send a Private Message to Rachid Rachid Rachid Add Rachid Rachid Rachid as a friend

I think signing Sakho is dependent on selling Cabaye who is on high wages, still coveted by other teams and thirtyone with only a year remaining on his contract.

Guess RL-C plugging that gap and loss of high wage would help with FFP aspect.

Many players at the top level find their form falls off a cliff in their late twenties / early thirties. Puncheon's decline over the last year ?

We also have Dann who's turned thirty and MacArthur about to. If one or two aren't moved on then we'll have a problem IMO.

 

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Rudi Hedman Flag Caterham 21 Aug 17 9.38am Send a Private Message to Rudi Hedman Add Rudi Hedman as a friend

Originally posted by MKCPFC

Sorry I do not understand .
If you do not do what you will eventually slip out of the league ?
What is the strategic point ?
As I implied there is no strategy in signing players just to sell on if we get relegated, because we should have been signing players to stop us getting relegated.

You imagine we never ever sell a player. That would be poor management of the club. Small clubs have to sell to stay punching a bit above their weight. Or you can do what QPR do.

If you don't sell you only have the tv money and no other edge whilst others around you will eventually see you disappear because the good times have run out.

The growth of Spurs has been fuelled by buying cheap and nurturing. They now have a team worth a fortune that will give them the muscle to stay there. Similar happened with Wenger in his early years.

Parish might be concerned this sort of thing might catch up with us. Cabaye has one year left, Sakho at £20-£30 mil with no resale value. Only Benteke as a forward, probably because he cost so much (a case of the Sunderlands there).

 


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se25 rudy Flag se25 21 Aug 17 9.44am Send a Private Message to se25 rudy Add se25 rudy as a friend

Sounds like he rates Sakho highly but the price is the sticking point.......negotiations resuming soon apparently.

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Rudi Hedman Flag Caterham 21 Aug 17 9.45am Send a Private Message to Rudi Hedman Add Rudi Hedman as a friend

Originally posted by Rachid Rachid Rachid

I think signing Sakho is dependent on selling Cabaye who is on high wages, still coveted by other teams and thirtyone with only a year remaining on his contract.

Guess RL-C plugging that gap and loss of high wage would help with FFP aspect.

Many players at the top level find their form falls off a cliff in their late twenties / early thirties. Puncheon's decline over the last year ?

We also have Dann who's turned thirty and MacArthur about to. If one or two aren't moved on then we'll have a problem IMO.

It's a necessary evil for us unfortunately. I'm concerned about selling Cabaye more than any of the others. You notice him more when unavailable and that tells you enough. Jimmy might sign a new deal so it's either sell or extend if there's no buyer. Dann is dependent on how many defenders needed. If we didn't play 3 we wouldn't need him as much.

 


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Willo Flag South coast - west of Brighton. 21 Aug 17 9.45am Send a Private Message to Willo Add Willo as a friend

Originally posted by Rudi Hedman

You imagine we never ever sell a player. That would be poor management of the club. Small clubs have to sell to stay punching a bit above their weight. Or you can do what QPR do.

If you don't sell you only have the tv money and no other edge whilst others around you will eventually see you disappear because the good times have run out.

The growth of Spurs has been fuelled by buying cheap and nurturing. They now have a team worth a fortune that will give them the muscle to stay there. Similar happened with Wenger in his early years.

Parish might be concerned this sort of thing might catch up with us. Cabaye has one year left, Sakho at £20-£30 mil with no resale value. Only Benteke as a forward, probably because he cost so much (a case of the Sunderlands there).

But how transfer fees have risen sharply of late !

Looking at the current Tottenham squad, I believe that Tripper,Dier,Rose,Alli and Vertonghen cost around £21 Mill in total !
But they have just purchased defender Sanchez from Ajax for £42 Mill.

 

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Originally posted by Rudi Hedman

You imagine we never ever sell a player. That would be poor management of the club. Small clubs have to sell to stay punching a bit above their weight. Or you can do what QPR do.

If you don't sell you only have the tv money and no other edge whilst others around you will eventually see you disappear because the good times have run out.

The growth of Spurs has been fuelled by buying cheap and nurturing. They now have a team worth a fortune that will give them the muscle to stay there. Similar happened with Wenger in his early years.

Parish might be concerned this sort of thing might catch up with us. Cabaye has one year left, Sakho at £20-£30 mil with no resale value. Only Benteke as a forward, probably because he cost so much (a case of the Sunderlands there).

It's like nobody on here has ever negotiated.

If you are interested in buying something, and it's a negotiation, of course you don't say how interested you are. You tell the seller you have other options, you aren't really that keen etc. etc. And if you can get a third party with a big mouth to do that for you even better.

It may be we don't want Sakho, it may be we are trying to save a few million and have always intended buying Sakho. We shall know in 11 days or so.

 

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chris123 Flag hove actually 21 Aug 17 10.10am Send a Private Message to chris123 Add chris123 as a friend

Originally posted by Ginger Pubic Wig

there is a real chance we can't afford Sakho or maybe we just want Liverpool to think we are not bothered.

There is a real chance we can't afford not to sign Sakho - we know what he can do and we were a different proposition when he was in the team.

 

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