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Summer 2019 Transfer Rumours (ed. Pg 296 - Start of Deadline Day)
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Yes, this is the player who played well over 600 matches for teams in London or just outside, his career is hardly extolling the virtues of moving to Scotland, or indeed outside the M25!DamoNorthStand said:
Gayle made all of 4 appearances, scored no goals, and scarpered back down south to watford almost instantly......No.1 in South London said:Aribo is being advised by Marcus Gayle who also made a move to Glasgow. He believes the move would be good for Joe....... plus the lure of the cash...., plus the pressure from his agent............ Bowyer has his work cut out0 -
Sorry guys but I can't see it happening, the pull of the money will be too strong. If the rumours are right and he'll be on 20k per week, that'll be a MASSIVE step up for him, maybe 3-4 times what he's on now. Plus he'll playing for one of the best English midfielders ever in a massive club. Bow could definately be right, he very might develop more with us but I very doubt he'll be here next season.
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In recent years, how many players have played in Scotland, moved to England, and been a success?Kinsella87 said:
Bowyer does make sense, but I think Gerrard willCallumcafc said:
be saying the exact same thing, that he can learn and develop further with them, but on a better salary.
The days of Dalglish, Hanson, Gemmill et al have long gone.
Case in point? Tony Watt...0 -
Van Dijk has done alrightEast_Stand_Loopy said:
In recent years, how many players have played in Scotland, moved to England, and been a success?Kinsella87 said:
Bowyer does make sense, but I think Gerrard willCallumcafc said:
be saying the exact same thing, that he can learn and develop further with them, but on a better salary.
The days of Dalglish, Hanson, et al have long gone.
Case in point? Tony Watt...1 -
Virgil Van Dijk's done ok I supposeEast_Stand_Loopy said:
In recent years, how many players have played in Scotland, moved to England, and been a success?Kinsella87 said:
Bowyer does make sense, but I think Gerrard willCallumcafc said:
be saying the exact same thing, that he can learn and develop further with them, but on a better salary.
The days of Dalglish, Hanson, et al have long gone.
Case in point? Tony Watt...0 -
Pushed him for an answer just got laughter, happy for a chat though nice lad, Sainsbury’s Chislehurst so I can confirm he’s not in Glasgow!
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If I was the guy who saw Aribo I would have played a blinder, would have put on my fantastic Scottish accent and made out I couldn't wait for him to sign for the Gers, might have given something away as to where he will end up
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He won’t get those niceties in the local supermarket in Glasgow.0
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Aribo hoping that by wearing his hoodie up, he wouldn't be recognised...BR7_addick said:Pushed him for an answer just got laughter, happy for a chat though nice lad, Sainsbury’s Chislehurst so I can confirm he’s not in Glasgow!
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Wearing a hoodie in June. Must be preparing for those bitter Scottish winters.11
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Victor Wanyama too.Scoham said:
Van Dijk has done alrightEast_Stand_Loopy said:
In recent years, how many players have played in Scotland, moved to England, and been a success?Kinsella87 said:
Bowyer does make sense, but I think Gerrard willCallumcafc said:
be saying the exact same thing, that he can learn and develop further with them, but on a better salary.
The days of Dalglish, Hanson, et al have long gone.
Case in point? Tony Watt...2 -
All Bow has to say to Aribo is have you looked at Rangers first 3 fixtures.............Kilmarnock, Hibs & St Mirren. Really ?? you want to play against them ?? C'mon, we all know he will leave sometime soon but is that really career progression.
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Dodoo was qualityEast_Stand_Loopy said:
In recent years, how many players have played in Scotland, moved to England, and been a success?Kinsella87 said:
Bowyer does make sense, but I think Gerrard willCallumcafc said:
be saying the exact same thing, that he can learn and develop further with them, but on a better salary.
The days of Dalglish, Hanson, Gemmill et al have long gone.
Case in point? Tony Watt...2 -
And autumns, springs and summersDavo55 said:Wearing a hoodie in June. Must be preparing for those bitter Scottish winters.1 -
He scored on his debut.blackpool72 said:
Dodoo was qualityEast_Stand_Loopy said:
In recent years, how many players have played in Scotland, moved to England, and been a success?Kinsella87 said:
Bowyer does make sense, but I think Gerrard willCallumcafc said:
be saying the exact same thing, that he can learn and develop further with them, but on a better salary.
The days of Dalglish, Hanson, Gemmill et al have long gone.
Case in point? Tony Watt...
Then it was all down hill from there on.0 -
Cmon mate give us some gos, what did he have in his basketBR7_addick said:Pushed him for an answer just got laughter, happy for a chat though nice lad, Sainsbury’s Chislehurst so I can confirm he’s not in Glasgow!0 -
Not sure how credible Bows “not ready for big move” is given he left Charlton aged 19 on a “big move”3
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If you want to see a cafc related player, just hang out at sainsburys Chislehurst. Seen Lapslie and Kiely in there recently.BR7_addick said:Pushed him for an answer just got laughter, happy for a chat though nice lad, Sainsbury’s Chislehurst so I can confirm he’s not in Glasgow!3 -
The fact we've still got a chance of keeping Aribo makes me optimistic. In all honesty I think agents normally get their own way , its nothing against the players it's the way of the world.
But in this case Bows reallly has a point, other than the wages, moving to Scotland quite clearly is a bad move joe in this stage of his life.
If he is mature to look at the big pucture which i belive he is we have half a chance lf keeping him.0 -
What’s Michael Owen doing with aribo?BR7_addick said:Pushed him for an answer just got laughter, happy for a chat though nice lad, Sainsbury’s Chislehurst so I can confirm he’s not in Glasgow!10 - Sponsored links:
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Can't blame Aribo if he goes to Rangers must be very tempting for him but personally think his career would benefit by staying another season and if he carries on playing at the level he did last season should be attracting medium size premier league sides with the opportunity to earn better money1
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Now Joe look at our first 3 fixtures. Blackburn, Forest Green Rovers and Barnsley.golfaddick said:All Bow has to say to Aribo is have you looked at Rangers first 3 fixtures.............Kilmarnock, Hibs & St Mirren. Really ?? you want to play against them ?? C'mon, we all know he will leave sometime soon but is that really career progression.
Joe, hey Joe where are you going, come back Joe ...........8 -
Richard Cawley dismissing Eaves is concerning imo, as much as I'm joking about saying I'm his number 1 fan it is most definitely the best we can do with our sort of transfer policy.
People are saying could Eaves make the step up, that quite literally applies to our whole squad. Will Taylor? Chances are yes but it's not a guarantee. Also the comments about play style are naff, we will not be able to replicate last season's playstyle. If Aribo goes (looking likely) then that's all 3 of our midfielders that allowed us to play such a dynamic fast paced game gone. How will we even begin to replace them. That's a striker on a free who has scored 20+? Two seasons on the spin in a league below and we are priced out.
I just don't see how we can do any better, most of the strikers who have his strike rate in the leagues below command a fee which we won't pay aka John Marquis, we can't afford a player in the same league as us so we will have to look to the loan market which could effect our whole pre season. Crap news imo, I'm as confident he would have performed for us as I was Taylor.5 -
I wouldn't be surprised to see Eaves at Sunderland next season as they lacked a decent striker.Braziliance said:Richard Cawley dismissing Eaves is concerning imo, as much as I'm joking about saying I'm his number 1 fan it is most definitely the best we can do with our sort of transfer policy.
People are saying could Eaves make the step up, that quite literally applies to our whole squad. Will Taylor? Chances are yes but it's not a guarantee. Also the comments about play style are naff, we will not be able to replicate last season's playstyle. If Aribo goes (looking likely) then that's all 3 of our midfielders that allowed us to play such a dynamic fast paced game gone. How will we even begin to replace them. That's a striker on a free who has scored 20+? Two seasons on the spin in a league below and we are priced out.
I just don't see how we can do any better, most of the strikers who have his strike rate in the leagues below command a fee which we won't pay aka John Marquis, we can't afford a player in the same league as us so we will have to look to the loan market which could effect our whole pre season. Crap news imo, I'm as confident he would have performed for us as I was Taylor.0 -
I still think we will sign Eaves.
With the budget Shitweasel is giving to Bowyer we will not get anyone better.0 -
Braziliance said:Richard Cawley dismissing Eaves is concerning imo, as much as I'm joking about saying I'm his number 1 fan it is most definitely the best we can do with our sort of transfer policy.
People are saying could Eaves make the step up, that quite literally applies to our whole squad. Will Taylor? Chances are yes but it's not a guarantee. Also the comments about play style are naff, we will not be able to replicate last season's playstyle. If Aribo goes (looking likely) then that's all 3 of our midfielders that allowed us to play such a dynamic fast paced game gone. How will we even begin to replace them. That's a striker on a free who has scored 20+? Two seasons on the spin in a league below and we are priced out.
I just don't see how we can do any better, most of the strikers who have his strike rate in the leagues below command a fee which we won't pay aka John Marquis, we can't afford a player in the same league as us so we will have to look to the loan market which could effect our whole pre season. Crap news imo, I'm as confident he would have performed for us as I was Taylor.I've have said Norwood would have been a better bet but we missed the boat. Ipswich seem to be hoovering up the best "free" transfers in a bid to come straight back.
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I am surprised this is a problem at all with Aribo. Get him on 2 years at 20K per week. Then sell him this time next year for £2-7M. Pays for itself many times over, we get money to spend when he leaves, and we probably stay up. Win, win, win. Roland looks too much at cost now and not value over time.2
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It's all about the money.golfaddick said:All Bow has to say to Aribo is have you looked at Rangers first 3 fixtures.............Kilmarnock, Hibs & St Mirren. Really ?? you want to play against them ?? C'mon, we all know he will leave sometime soon but is that really career progression.2 -
Agreed, except RD won't benefit if he sells before Aribo leaves.NapaAddick said:I am surprised this is a problem at all with Aribo. Get him on 2 years at 20K per week. Then sell him this time next year for £2-7M. Pays for itself many times over, we get money to spend when he leaves, and we probably stay up. Win, win, win. Roland looks too much at cost now and not value over time.2 -
Roland’s hoping he’ll have sold by then. And if one player gets £20k a week others might expect it. Those sort of wages just aren’t going to happen under RD, even if it makes sense.NapaAddick said:I am surprised this is a problem at all with Aribo. Get him on 2 years at 20K per week. Then sell him this time next year for £2-7M. Pays for itself many times over, we get money to spend when he leaves, and we probably stay up. Win, win, win. Roland looks too much at cost now and not value over time.4
