Oops.... Just been blocked by Nicko for joking that he managed to get Lyle's name right this time round!!
@ForeverAddickted he did bite and respond as well, but I won't post it here as it looks like it has your real name in it. He said "Considering I watched him for my team when you didn t even know who he was.... Yeah."
Everyone ready, come Saturday, get up ready to go to Charlton, but first read Charlton tweets (sorry Olly), tried to get players over the line, but run out of time..............read that before somewhere
Money being asked for by clubs does not go down as the window shortens.In many cases it goes UP.
If clubs get money in then when they look for replacements the selling club puts money on.
If selling clubs know your desperate then they are going to pile on the wedge.
It makes far more sense to get in early
I can see the logic in your assertion if it’s a player they don’t want to sell.
But the price for players that clubs don’t want to sell is naturally inflated in January, regardless of what point in the window you try to buy them.
If a club is trying to offload a player but getting no bids that match their valuation, they either drop their price to a point where they can sell, get some funds and bring in their own targets or they hold and have a player they don’t want on their books for six more months.
The close of window will be 1) fantastic 2) erm or 3) FFS!
What I am more worried about is the general kudos and reputation of ESI and in particular MS if we do not do any business at all, as that could well affect how their "project" takes off and I am the greatest fan of their project.
He is due all the pelters that are coming his way if we do not strengthen and are in fact weaker. MS needs to have learnt a valuable lesson if that is the case. He needs to keep his gob selectively shut. While it is refreshing that he and ESI seem the polar opposite of the Belgian turd, they perhaps need to reign in some of the promises. We are football supporters after all, impatient, knee jerk, deluded and far from impartial on ANYTHING.
The same principles don’t apply since there is a deadline for the selling club. They can’t hold their asset forever because if they miss the deadline they get 0.
Like I said if they don’t want to sell in the first place, what makes you think the price is going up late in the window?
Are we asking more for Lyle Taylor now than we were two weeks ago?
Money being asked for by clubs does not go down as the window shortens.In many cases it goes UP.
If clubs get money in then when they look for replacements the selling club puts money on.
If selling clubs know your desperate then they are going to pile on the wedge.
It makes far more sense to get in early
I picked up on this straight away when Matt said we are waiting for the price to go down near the end of the Window ! (Wage demand )
it's obvious really, players in demand, the price goes up, players that only one club want, the price or wage demand goes down,
Supply and demand. It ain't Rocket science.
Not necessarily. Not if you are trying to buy a player whose club doesn't want to sell.
I agree on wage demands, and that may be the case with someone like Maddison. But I wouldn't assume it's definitely going to be easier to buy players later in the window.
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Humourless twat.
Swiss International.
If clubs get money in then when they look for replacements the selling club puts money on.
If selling clubs know your desperate then they are going to pile on the wedge.
It makes far more sense to get in early
Another I've heard is a loan move for a forward from a Premier League Club in London. Has played a few PL games already this season.
EDIT: May have played for two Clubs already this season, so not certain if it's viable. To be honest not heard of him previously.
We'll at least get a couple of decent loans and that'll do to keep us up.
Get why they don’t want to be held to ransom over players who might not be part of the next three years plan.
But blummin heck, you’d think the new owners would want some statement of intent.
No hints of anything doesn’t mean things are happening I guess.
Three and a bit days to go.
But the price for players that clubs don’t want to sell is naturally inflated in January, regardless of what point in the window you try to buy them.
If a club is trying to offload a player but getting no bids that match their valuation, they either drop their price to a point where they can sell, get some funds and bring in their own targets or they hold and have a player they don’t want on their books for six more months.
it's obvious really, players in demand, the price goes up, players that only one club want, the price or wage demand goes down,
Supply and demand.
It ain't Rocket science.
1) fantastic
2) erm
or
3) FFS!
What I am more worried about is the general kudos and reputation of ESI and in particular MS if we do not do any business at all, as that could well affect how their "project" takes off and I am the greatest fan of their project.
He is due all the pelters that are coming his way if we do not strengthen and are in fact weaker. MS needs to have learnt a valuable lesson if that is the case. He needs to keep his gob selectively shut. While it is refreshing that he and ESI seem the polar opposite of the Belgian turd, they perhaps need to reign in some of the promises. We are football supporters after all, impatient, knee jerk, deluded and far from impartial on ANYTHING.
Like I said if they don’t want to sell in the first place, what makes you think the price is going up late in the window?
Are we asking more for Lyle Taylor now than we were two weeks ago?
I agree on wage demands, and that may be the case with someone like Maddison. But I wouldn't assume it's definitely going to be easier to buy players later in the window.