Other Team Transfers 2023

[moore_94]

 

[HankMarvin]

8 minutes ago, moore_94 said:

 

Missed a trick should’ve come in dressed in a fancy dress bap

 

Edited 9 August 2023 by HankMarvin

[Tuna]

What are they thinking selling Berge to Burnley, would have been like us selling Mahrez to erm Burnley.

[FrankieADZ]

11 minutes ago, Tuna said:

What are they thinking selling Berge to Burnley, would have been like us selling Mahrez to erm Burnley.

he was in the last year of his contract and it was sign a new deal or your being sold

[FrankieADZ]

patino going swansea

[shen]

Considering Højlund went for 70mil, I'm surprised Gift Orban is still at Gent and not a European top club. 

Just scored a hattrick in the ECL too.

I bet he won't go for even half as much as Højlund either, but the boy is phenomenal.

[Iran]

1 minute ago, shen said:

Considering Højlund went for 70mil, I'm surprised Gift Orban is still at Gent and not a European top club. 

Just scored a hattrick in the ECL too.

I bet he won't go for even half as much as Højlund either, but the boy is phenomenal.

Spurs might go for him, saw they had an interest in him.

[shen]

2 minutes ago, Iran said:

Spurs might go for him, saw they had an interest in him.

I said top club!!

[FrankieADZ]

@Ric Flair

archer bid anyone? @Sambiasso

Edited 9 August 2023 by FrankieADZ

[DezFox]

Cole Palmer to West Ham 

[st albans fox]

11 hours ago, FrankieADZ said:

@Ric Flair

archer bid anyone? @Sambiasso

Jeez - villa spent so much they need to do sale and buy backs like Man City ! 

[brookfox]

I absolutely hate these Buy-back clauses the big clubs have started putting into contracts. It just weights the deal even more to the selling club and takes away the opportunity of a smaller club profiting from a deal and heaven forbid break the monopoly on the top 6 places. Seems like a growing trend these days and I'd love to see it (somehow) stamped out.

[FrankieADZ]

8 minutes ago, brookfox said:

I absolutely hate these Buy-back clauses the big clubs have started putting into contracts. It just weights the deal even more to the selling club and takes away the opportunity of a smaller club profiting from a deal and heaven forbid break the monopoly on the top 6 places. Seems like a growing trend these days and I'd love to see it (somehow) stamped out.

thing with the buy backs, i think some have a expiry, pretty sure Kels did when we got him

[LVFox]

15 hours ago, FrankieADZ said:

patino going swansea

Ward Prowse going West Ham, Saints will go and get Grimes from Swansea.

[Ric Flair]

14 minutes ago, brookfox said:

I absolutely hate these Buy-back clauses the big clubs have started putting into contracts. It just weights the deal even more to the selling club and takes away the opportunity of a smaller club profiting from a deal and heaven forbid break the monopoly on the top 6 places. Seems like a growing trend these days and I'd love to see it (somehow) stamped out.

There's actually been very few activated in this country, if any. It happens prolifically abroad though.

[st albans fox]

27 minutes ago, brookfox said:

I absolutely hate these Buy-back clauses the big clubs have started putting into contracts. It just weights the deal even more to the selling club and takes away the opportunity of a smaller club profiting from a deal and heaven forbid break the monopoly on the top 6 places. Seems like a growing trend these days and I'd love to see it (somehow) stamped out.

They’re a way around ffp in the short term instead of making a loan and then deciding a couple season later about a sale. If villa sell archer for £15m then that’s all in the positive column for them.  A loan would only be a million. Remember that purchases are spread over five years so that fifteen million goes a long way over the next two seasons. 

 

Will be interesting to see over the next few seasons if any are actually activated 

[FrankieADZ]

David Ornstein on Twitter: "🚨 EXCLUSIVE: Bayern Munich have reached an agreement with Tottenham to sign Harry Kane, sources in Germany indicate. #FCBayern proposal worth above €100m accepted by #THFC. 30yo has been leaning towards staying but must now make a decision @TheAthleticFC https://t.co/mPjC3YPDnH" / X

poor Maddison,

 

still play like that and they'll be fine

[ARM1968]

Oh dear oh dear. Poor Spurs are going to be mid table at best. 

[HankMarvin]

Akpom 8m lens offer 

[Harry96]

Would love archer here 

[LCCFox96]

Bournemouth have a £20m + £5m add ons offer accepted for Alex Scott. 

Max Aarons also set to join for £7m.

 

That's on top of the near £60m already spent on Kerkez, Traore, Favaire, and Kluivert. That's with no major outgoings and nominal fees incoming for Pearson and Dembele. They're another club where I don't understand how they aren't in hot water with FFP.

[mozartfox]

3 hours ago, brookfox said:

I absolutely hate these Buy-back clauses the big clubs have started putting into contracts. It just weights the deal even more to the selling club and takes away the opportunity of a smaller club profiting from a deal and heaven forbid break the monopoly on the top 6 places. Seems like a growing trend these days and I'd love to see it (somehow) stamped out.

Shame the Give-back Clause has expired in Vesty´s contract......

[Fear Of The Fox]

2 hours ago, ARM1968 said:

Oh dear oh dear. Poor Spurs are going to be mid table at best. 

They're mid table already. If Kane goes they'll fight for survival. I might be wrong but I can't see who is going to provide all these goals for them plus their defense is more shaky than ours. 

Huge pressure will be also applied to Madders if Kane goes and I'm not sure he can handle it. 

[Fear Of The Fox]

25 minutes ago, LCCFox96 said:

Bournemouth have a £20m + £5m add ons offer accepted for Alex Scott. 

Max Aarons also set to join for £7m.

 

That's on top of the near £60m already spent on Kerkez, Traore, Favaire, and Kluivert. That's with no major outgoings and nominal fees incoming for Pearson and Dembele. They're another club where I don't understand how they aren't in hot water with FFP.

Does it really matter if a team is in FFP trouble? We might be the only team having concerns about it and expressing them publicly. We went down for 2 reasons: Firstly, afraid to spend because of the FFP and secondly because of BR antics. It feels like we're the most naive football team in the world. 

[DezFox]

1 hour ago, LCCFox96 said:

Bournemouth have a £20m + £5m add ons offer accepted for Alex Scott. 

Max Aarons also set to join for £7m.

 

That's on top of the near £60m already spent on Kerkez, Traore, Favaire, and Kluivert. That's with no major outgoings and nominal fees incoming for Pearson and Dembele. They're another club where I don't understand how they aren't in hot water with FFP.

You can do it when you first come up because you wage budget is smaller. It catches up eventually, forest, wolves are also good examples. I would imagine it will happen to villa next year and probably Bournemouth. Not sure though