Interesting recent story on BBC Sport...
http://news.bbc.co.uk/sport1/hi/football/teams/n/newcastle_united/9383448.stm
http://news.bbc.co.uk/sport1/hi/football/teams/n/newcastle_united/9383448.stm
At the end of the day it's a lot of money for someone who has barely proved themselves at this level. Yeah he's been good this season but 'proving yourself' can't be achieved in under a whole season. It's a good deal for Newcastle and if they manage to stay up, they can try and use that money to good use and bring in a few top players.
Exactly. I'd push him out the door for 15m to be honest haha.
Really you'd push your top scorer out of the door for £15m? Where exactly are Newcastle's goals going to come from? Best? Ameobi? Lovenkrands? Ranger? Maybe they'll try Smith up front again - Btw I think between those four they have like 7 league goals.. Newcastle really haven't got a great deal out of this.
I agree with all of your post to be honest, however the financial values of players has changed a lot since Rio Ferdinands big money move to United. In this footballing financial climate, if Ferdinand was to be bought again now I'd say he'd be valued around £40m. A lot has changed since then with clubs like Man City spending ridiculous money like £25m on Adebayor. Absolute flop and is now out on loan.I know they play different positions but is he really worth more than Rio Ferdinand? I'd have to say no!
Once again I agree with all of your post really, as the other strikers they have are pretty poor, although Leon Best didn't look too bad with his hat trick.Newcastle really haven't got a great deal out of this.
I agree with all of your post to be honest, however the financial values of players has changed a lot since Rio Ferdinands big money move to United. In this footballing financial climate, if Ferdinand was to be bought again now I'd say he'd be valued around £40m. A lot has changed since then with clubs like Man City spending ridiculous money like £25m on Adebayor. Absolute flop and is now out on loan.
It will probably get worse aswell, and prices will keep rising and rising. But yeah, Carroll has been over priced, but he's young and English - what do you expect?
Liverpool fans are actually defending the 35mill+ price tag. Shocking.
What he done to warrant that fee, nothing and even though the market is the way it is them paying anything over 20mill is disgustingly overpriced.
Is he that ****** off about having to move to Liverpool? If I were a 'Pool fan, I'd be annoyed.
Liverpool fans are actually defending the 35mill+ price tag. Shocking.
What he done to warrant that fee, nothing and even though the market is the way it is them paying anything over 20mill is disgustingly overpriced.
To be fair I've heard that its £35 million plus add ons for any trophies he wins whilst at the club, this will bring the deal to around £35 million.
To be fair I've heard that its £35 million plus add ons for any trophies he wins whilst at the club, this will bring the deal to around £35 million.