Transfer Rumour 25/26 Summer Transfer Window (107 Viewers)

Captain Dart

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The exchange rate in 2016 before the EU referendum was 1.3649 to £1. Post 2016 referendum was 1.1069. Which made every CCFC transfer from an EU country significantly more expensive.
The rate of 2008 that you quote is related to the banking crisis initiated by the "casino banking" activities related to the sub-prime market.
An inconvenient fact for pro-brexit supporters
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Sick Boy

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The exchange rate in 2016 before the EU referendum was 1.3649 to £1. Post 2016 referendum was 1.1069. Which made every CCFC transfer from an EU country significantly more expensive.
The rate of 2008 that you quote is related to the banking crisis initiated by the "casino banking" activities related to the sub-prime market.
An inconvenient fact for pro-brexit supporters
This was lauded as a benefit at the time.
 

Skybluedownunder

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I'd take Dolan over Gassama all day but really it depends whether you're looking for someone to potentially oust the starter or someone who's happy being a squad player in a certain position. Sometimes you have to accept the latter if there are other priorities.

I feel like some games aren’t suited to Sakamoto and we need a strong option, Matondo doesn’t seem a strong option. Ideally it would be good to have a RWB signed who can play both RW and RWB if MVE goes.

Probably naive of me to wish this but I’d hope each signing we are progressively getting better players as we chase the dizzy heights of the Prem… not squad fillers who we moan about. It would be the equivalent of signing someone who currently fails to appease us like BTA or Bassette, we need players who step up.

Dolan, Gassanga or that Georgian fella who appears to be close to joining Bristol City (know nothing about him but has an impressive list of clubs interested in him)


If you were looking for someone to play second fiddle to Sakamoto it would be worth looking at Botan Ameen of Swindon Town. Only 18 years old and could be worth a fair amount in years to come if he lives up to the potential


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CovRes

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Not saying that's wrong, but a glance at the Swansea forum would've told you that Gyökeres isn't at the level. Professionals within the club would have a better idea, and if we did go for him we'll just have to wait and judge him in a City shirt.

Seems this is just random rumour anyway at the moment though.
When we were linked with him in January the Scottish football Reddit was stunned that anyone would spend money on him.
 

TomRad85

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I feel like some games aren’t suited to Sakamoto and we need a strong option, Matondo doesn’t seem a strong option. Ideally it would be good to have a RWB signed who can play both RW and RWB if MVE goes.

Probably naive of me to wish this but I’d hope each signing we are progressively getting better players as we chase the dizzy heights of the Prem… not squad fillers who we moan about. It would be the equivalent of signing someone who currently fails to appease us like BTA or Bassette, we need players who step up.

Dolan, Gassanga or that Georgian fella who appears to be close to joining Bristol City (know nothing about him but has an impressive list of clubs interested in him)


If you were looking for someone to play second fiddle to Sakamoto it would be worth looking at Botan Ameen of Swindon Town. Only 18 years old and could be worth a fair amount in years to come if he lives up to the potential


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We may well still stick a decent amount of money in a CB and if one of our strikers leave, another striker too. I'm not saying it's a signing that would leave anyone buzzing but it's continual squad improvement as it's a much better option than Raphael, despite what we keep hearing about him.
 

shmmeee

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If you apply that logic the only club who get fair market value are clubs who sell a player against his wishes. That is clearly not true.

What’s fair market value?

I’m not sure I follow your logic. How much player wants to leave is a sliding scale that affects how much you want rid of him.
 

Hobo

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Not saying that's wrong, but a glance at the Swansea forum would've told you that Gyökeres isn't at the level. Professionals within the club would have a better idea, and if we did go for him we'll just have to wait and judge him in a City shirt.

Seems this is just random rumour anyway at the moment though.

Although I have to say I liked the look of Gyokeres before he even came on loan to us. I thought he just needed some game time. Of course I didn't think he would be as good as he turned out.
 

CovveeBreak

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Me: Time to check the forum, probably some decent Sunday paper rumours

Me, seeing this...

The exchange rate in 2016 before the EU referendum was 1.3649 to £1. Post 2016 referendum was 1.1069. Which made every CCFC transfer from an EU country significantly more expensive.
The rate of 2008 that you quote is related to the banking crisis initiated by the "casino banking" activities related to the sub-prime market.
An inconvenient fact for pro-brexit supporters

...and 10 pages of basically just nonsense arguments:


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fatso

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Bassette is 20 remember and has massive potential. Simms is just rubbish and BTA just hasn't been used to his strength.

Maybe after pre season and 1/4 of the season then we'll discuss this.
I certainly dont think Brewster has any more potential than Bassette. Even Simms has a better scoring record, and as you say, hes rubbish.

Brewster has scored 8 goals in 4 seasons, so why would anyone think hes the answer to our striking problem? Maybe his woeful record is the reason he's available for free.

I know people are desperate for gossip at the moment, but we are just getting linked with anyone now just because they happen to be on a free.
 

Marty

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What about Patrick Roberts at Sunderland to fight out the position with Sakamoto. A loan would probably suit all parties too.
 

Sky Blue Harry H

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What about Patrick Roberts at Sunderland to fight out the position with Sakamoto. A loan would probably suit all parties too.
Probably got a pay rise as a result of promotion. Won't play there, but wages likely to be high.
 

Balli001

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I certainly dont think Brewster has any more potential than Bassette. Even Simms has a better scoring record, and as you say, hes rubbish.

Brewster has scored 8 goals in 4 seasons, so why would anyone think hes the answer to our striking problem? Maybe his woeful record is the reason he's available for free.

I know people are desperate for gossip at the moment, but we are just getting linked with anyone now just because they happen to be on a free.
Your first line was such a bad opinion the rest became an irrelevance
 

Alkhen

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I've mentioned him before on here being a great pick up, talented lad on a free, don't forget he went for 22 million a few years back
Yeah a few years back is the key here. He hasn't lived up to the hype and was on silly money.

He could do a job somewhere but he isn't ever going to be a world beater and will probably be wanting more than I'd pay.

Find it funny how people slag off Simms but would want distinctly average players as a replacement just because of old hype.
 

SkyBlueStallion_89

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Yeah a few years back is the key here. He hasn't lived up to the hype and was on silly money.

He could do a job somewhere but he isn't ever going to be a world beater and will probably be wanting more than I'd pay.

Find it funny how people slag off Simms but would want distinctly average players as a replacement just because of old hype.
I've never slagged Simms off, Brewster doesn't have to be a world beater otherwise he'd be playing in a top team in the prem, he's versatile and would be competition for tats out on the right or can get upfront if needed, he would be squad depth plus Lampard would improve him
 

fatso

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I've mentioned him before on here being a great pick up, talented lad on a free, don't forget he went for 22 million a few years back
Well as long as he once went for a lot of money that's all right then.

No need for scouting reports, or to actually judge him on his record then.

Honestly, the longer pre season goes on, the more bizarre this place gets.
 

shmmeee

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Probably naive of me to wish this but I’d hope each signing we are progressively getting better players as we chase the dizzy heights of the Prem… not squad fillers who we moan about. It would be the equivalent of signing someone who currently fails to appease us like BTA or Bassette, we need players who step up.

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“Sign good players, NOT bad players”
 

Alkhen

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I've never slagged Simms off, Brewster doesn't have to be a world beater otherwise he'd be playing in a top team in the prem, he's versatile and would be competition for tats out on the right or can get upfront if needed, he would be squad depth plus Lampard would improve him

That Simms comment wasn't specifically aimed at you, just more generally fine it odd how people judge our players but raise up others. Brewster would be a minimal upgrade on what we have. I'd say BTA is on par. Totally not what we need especially as he's had a taste for earning 35k a week for very little output.

We need to spend what we have wisely, the value is bringing players in from Europe, they expect less wages and can be flipped once they are proven in this league
 

HuckerbyDublinWhelan

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I certainly dont think Brewster has any more potential than Bassette. Even Simms has a better scoring record, and as you say, hes rubbish.

Brewster has scored 8 goals in 4 seasons, so why would anyone think hes the answer to our striking problem? Maybe his woeful record is the reason he's available for free.

I know people are desperate for gossip at the moment, but we are just getting linked with anyone now just because they happen to be on a free.
Difference is Brewster was a key player in the England U17 World Cup winning team. There is absolutely more potential than Simms. Sheff Utd aren’t known for playing the type of football that would suit these types of players, and he did alright whilst on loan at Swansea

there’s obviously a risk that he doesn’t kick on and he’s just run of the mill, but is less of a risk that paying money for the Belgian lad who’s a bit of an unknown quality.
 

fatso

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Difference is Brewster was a key player in the England U17 World Cup winning team. There is absolutely more potential than Simms. Sheff Utd aren’t known for playing the type of football that£2 would suit these types of players, and he did alright whilst on loan at Swansea

there’s obviously a risk that he doesn’t kick on and he’s just run of the mill, but is less of a risk that paying money for the Belgian lad who’s a bit of an unknown quality.
So one person says he must be good because he once cost £20+ million and now your saying hes worth a punt because he was good when he was 17 ????

Take a minute to read the following....


8 goals in 4 seasons !!!!



Now go back and read the last bit again.
 

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