skybluecam
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We didn't even "sell" it did we? I thought that went because we got paid out on some clauses
We didn't even "sell" it did we? I thought that went because we got paid out on some clausesWhat has? The article is inaccurate. We sold 5% of the sell on fee not the whole thing
We didn't even "sell" it did we? I thought that went because we got paid out on some clauses
The sell on was 15%
Sporting paid us 2 million last summer to reduce this sell on to 10%
Talksport have got it wrong
Seems like Doug REALLY wanted Bassette last summerSporting paid us 2 million last summer to reduce this sell on to 10%
Seems like Doug REALLY wanted Bassette last summer
Pretty mental stat if you were there when Brad Collins saved his penalty against Barnsley.It is perhaps worth noting 35% of his goals in 2024-25 came from penalties, as he successfully converted all 19 of his spot-kicks.
The sell on was 15%
Sporting paid us 2 million last summer to reduce this sell on to 10%
Talksport have got it wrong
Players who will be worth £15 million one day typically know the offside rule by nowOr BTA. We can see Bassette has all the trademarks for a top quality player worth 15-20m one day. That day isn’t now though. He needs to play this season….. somewhere
Brad can at least dine out on that once he retiresPretty mental stat if you were there when Brad Collins saved his penalty against Barnsley.
Disagree with this - we’d have got 15-20m for Huckerby in this day an age. He probably still doesn’t know the offside rulePlayers who will be worth £15 million one day typically know the offside rule by now
Players who will be worth £15 million one day typically know the offside rule by now
Bassette is miles behind Huckerby in terms of development.Disagree with this - we’d have got 15-20m for Huckerby in this day an age. He probably still doesn’t know the offside rule
Rio doesn't think he's got it so that should add a few million on
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Don’t dispute this either - just saying not knowing the offside rule isn’t a dealbreakerBassette is miles behind Huckerby in terms of development.
It isn’t if you have the kind of talents that Huckerby had. But Norm doesn’t.Don’t dispute this either - just saying not knowing the offside rule isn’t a dealbreaker
Players who will be worth £15 million one day typically know the offside rule by now
Huckerby would be worth more than £15-20m in today's market, he was an established PL striker that, £15-20m would get a top championship striker. I was reading a BBC article about England's u21 squad that valued Nwaneri at £60+m and Harvey Elliot at £41m which both seem a bit high.Disagree with this - we’d have got 15-20m for Huckerby in this day an age. He probably still doesn’t know the offside rule
Huckerby would be worth more than £15-20m in today's market, he was an established PL striker that, £15-20m would get a top championship striker. I was reading a BBC article about England's u21 squad that valued Nwaneri at £60+m and Harvey Elliot at £41m which both seem a bit high.
Just read we sold our Vik clause last summer. Didn’t know we did that
Darwin Nunez is probably the fairest comparison for how he’d get on.Yes it’s Rio Ferdinand lol, but I do think the question of whether he can perform at a high level in the PL is a fair one. I’m not sure if the Portuguese SuperLiga is overall a higher quality than the Championship. His record in European competitions suggest he can rise to the occasion though, he seems to thrive on pressure.
Personally, I can understand why the ‘top’ sides are hesitant.It's fair to question how he'd get on over a prolonged season in the PRemier League... but on limited evidence you'd surely back him?
He was excellent vs Southampton in the cup for us when they were a Premier League team and He scored a hattrick against Man City in the Champions League.
Granted Arsenal made him look pretty ordinary, but they do that to a lot of top class strikers
Personally, I can understand why the ‘top’ sides are hesitant.
It wasn’t exactly the strongest Man City team tbf - they had a 19 year-old kid at CB playing his second ever game for the clubHe was excellent vs Southampton in the cup for us when they were a Premier League team and He scored a hattrick against Man City in the Champions League.
I think he would do very well to be honest he's an A+ level athlete and has a fantastic mentality. That's before we add that he's technically outstanding as well.It's fair to question how he'd get on over a prolonged season in the PRemier League... but on limited evidence you'd surely back him?
He was excellent vs Southampton in the cup for us when they were a Premier League team and He scored a hattrick against Man City in the Champions League.
Granted Arsenal made him look pretty ordinary, but they do that to a lot of top class strikers
The sell on was 15%
Sporting paid us 2 million last summer to reduce this sell on to 10%
Talksport have got it wrong
Hopefully next weekBrad can at least dine out on that once he retires
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