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Midlands Eagle 17 Aug 23 9.20am | |
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Originally posted by taylors lovechild
Meanwhile Newcastle sell ASM to a Saudi club owned by PIF for £23 million (probably half his value in today's market). At that price you know a host of clubs in Europe would have been interested, so I'd put money on that deal being incredibly suspect. I must be missing something as Newcastle are trying to avoid FFP problems so they would want to sell ASM (or anyone else) for as much as possible to reduce their losses as selling at half price wouldn't help them at all
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rob1861 17 Aug 23 9.24am | |
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I had a thought last night too that if we are to receive the rumoured £35m for Olise having bought for £7m that is a great return at 5 times profit in two years, even if it's not full market value. Also, Olise is a player who has just had a significant hamstring injury in his early 20s, Palace may be winning here. Only time will tell if he has a long term weakness in that area that goes again and again (I hope not for his sake). I'm thinking of Michael Owen who in the latter stages of his career suffered regular hamstring issues. Chelsea can afford to have him out more regularly than Palace so the risk is lower for them. If we receive good compensation and reinvest it in another few youngsters we may be stronger overall even if weaker in that one position while a new player emerges.
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taylors lovechild 17 Aug 23 9.42am | |
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Originally posted by Midlands Eagle
I must be missing something as Newcastle are trying to avoid FFP problems so they would want to sell ASM (or anyone else) for as much as possible to reduce their losses as selling at half price wouldn't help them at all That's it though, surely they'd want to maximise his price. Some of the stuff going on just seems fishy to me, but I can't put my finger on exactly what it is. Mind you, I also think it's fishy O'Brien being sold to Lyon for what is rumoured to be a lower price than was offered by Troyes earlier in the window. The whole multi-club ownership model doesn't sit well with me.
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PatrickA London 17 Aug 23 10.23am | |
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In the absence of any comment at all from the club on the latest news, it looks as if it will fall to Roy at tomorrow’s press conference to be the first to field all the questions.
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doombear Too far from Selhurst Park 17 Aug 23 10.30am | |
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Originally posted by PatrickA
In the absence of any comment at all from the club on the latest news, it looks as if it will fall to Roy at tomorrow’s press conference to be the first to field all the questions. Hodgson is a wily old fox. I read that so-called openness as him putting more pressure on the board to get inward transfers moving. Likewise his public reluctance to sanction a loan move to the Championship for JRS.
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The groover Danbury 17 Aug 23 11.52am | |
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Sky saying Hall to Newcastle all but signed. Not even chelsea fans happy with this.
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Croydon-Trucker 17 Aug 23 11.55am | |
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Originally posted by The groover
Sky saying Hall to Newcastle all but signed. Not even chelsea fans happy with this. I bet they're not , selling a good player to a team that will probably finish above them . idiots .
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Dubai Eagle 17 Aug 23 12.00pm | |
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My thinking - -If Newcastle are owned by PIF & the Saudi club buying ASM is also owned by PIF, then yes you are right in saying that Newcastle benefit most in terms of FFP if ASM fetches as much as possible on the open market, but if both clubs are owned by PIF then its just like taking 25 million out of one pocket & putting it in the other (the money & the player stays in the family & is available to repeat the process as many times as you need to) whereas if you sell the player to the outside world then you only get the money once. Originally posted by taylors lovechild
That's it though, surely they'd want to maximise his price. Some of the stuff going on just seems fishy to me, but I can't put my finger on exactly what it is. Mind you, I also think it's fishy O'Brien being sold to Lyon for what is rumoured to be a lower price than was offered by Troyes earlier in the window. The whole multi-club ownership model doesn't sit well with me.
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PatrickA London 17 Aug 23 12.25pm | |
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Looks like Roy's press conference will be actually today at 1.30pm. Originally posted by PatrickA
In the absence of any comment at all from the club on the latest news, it looks as if it will fall to Roy at tomorrow’s press conference to be the first to field all the questions.
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HesHereHesThere Beckenham 17 Aug 23 12.26pm | |
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How comes we’re not just doing a straight swap with hall and olise if they’re both £35m?
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The Dolphin 17 Aug 23 12.31pm | |
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Originally posted by Croydon-Trucker
I bet they're not , selling a good player to a team that will probably finish above them . idiots . If Ted Boely is in charge of transfers then he is an idiot.
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eagleman13 On The Road To Hell & Alicante 17 Aug 23 12.48pm | |
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Originally posted by HesHereHesThere
How comes we’re not just doing a straight swap with hall and olise if they’re both £35m? Chelsea & Sancastle have agreed a £28m deal for Hall, so he ain't coming to us. Source:- bbc Edited by eagleman13 (17 Aug 2023 12.49pm)
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