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Summer Transfer Window 2022


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20 minutes ago, Zatman said:

He said one day he will come back. He will cost 60/70 million to buy

I dont think he would score much in our current system

I think he would thrive personally with couts  buendia/bailey. 

He is more of a presence in the box than ollie is too.

I think 60m for tammy would be worth it. He is still not that old. Id love him back.

I think we might cash in on traore too. Has rarely featured. Id keep him though as a good option that offers something different 

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5 minutes ago, VillaParkAvenue said:

Scoring in our current system may be extremely difficult, but as long as we bring in a world class striker we could still avoid relegation next season.

Same goes for the defence. The system is very demanding as a single DM has to cover vast spaces alone, but if we sign Kante it could work.

Just don’t question the system.

It does seem a bit culty the blind support for the system

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1 minute ago, Zatman said:

It does seem a bit culty the blind support for the system

How exactly? We’ve had two managers with two very distinct systems - one working a majority of a days they inherited for that system. It’s hard when clearly the manager doesn’t rate a lot of the players for the system he wants and has a surplus of wingers as a result. 

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Just now, The_Steve said:

How exactly? We’ve had two managers with two very distinct systems - one working a majority of a days they inherited for that system. It’s hard when clearly the manager doesn’t rate a lot of the players for the system he wants and has a surplus of wingers as a result. 

That was the problem already. We had a lot of wide players and hired a manager who doesn't play them

Smacks in the face of what was supposed to happen. Would be like Liverpool sacking Klopp tomorrow and hiring Big Sam style manager. Supposed to hire a similar style with own tweaks, not a guy who lost trophies to Neil Lennon and Tommy Wright

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5 minutes ago, Tomaszk said:

Feels like the whole Summer is going to be us chasing overpriced average players and Newcastle buying good players who fit their team for fair prices.

Counterpoint: we do exactly what you describe Newcastle as doing - every evidence shows how they massively overpay already

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1 minute ago, The_Steve said:

Counterpoint: we do exactly what you describe Newcastle as doing - every evidence shows how they massively overpay already

Do they? They got Targett on loan, Trippier from a Champions League team for 12 million

We spend 25 million on a left back who hasnt shown anything when fit

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3 minutes ago, Zatman said:

Do they? They got Targett on loan, Trippier from a Champions League team for 12 million

We spend 25 million on a left back who hasnt shown anything when fit

They also paid £25m for Chris Wood 🤷‍♂️

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1 minute ago, Zatman said:

They had no centre forward as WIlson got a bad injury. What other strikers were available in January?

It's irrelevant what other strikers were available in January, the point was the overpaid.

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2 minutes ago, duke313 said:

It's irrelevant what other strikers were available in January, the point was the overpaid.

They were in the relegation zone when he arrived and picked up 19 points since he joined. I think they wont be crying about it plus just a 2 year deal

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1 minute ago, Zatman said:

They were in the relegation zone when he arrived and picked up 19 points since he joined. I think they wont be crying about it plus just a 2 year deal

Yeah, they spent what... 90m or something in January? If you'd told them in December they'd spend 90m, some of which would be a bit questionable, but they'd stay up because of it, I'm sure none of them would've cared particularly much 

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20 minutes ago, Tomaszk said:

Feels like the whole Summer is going to be us chasing overpriced average players and Newcastle buying good players who fit their team for fair prices.

Have this feeling too. When Newcastle were bought, Villa got stressed and decided to act quick.

Newcastle have surprised people by being sensible and building slowly, like Villa used to.

Villa, on the other hand, are starting to act like people thought Newcastle would — scrapping the wage structure and chasing big names.

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16 minutes ago, Zatman said:

Do they? They got Targett on loan, Trippier from a Champions League team for 12 million

We spend 25 million on a left back who hasnt shown anything when fit

They spent close to £50m on that midfielder from Lyon and his game time isn’t exactly justifying the tag. 

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3 minutes ago, VillaParkAvenue said:

Have this feeling too. When Newcastle were bought, Villa got stressed and decided to act quick.

Newcastle have surprised people by being sensible and building slowly, like Villa used to.

Villa, on the other hand, are starting to act like people thought Newcastle would — scrapping the wage structure and chasing big names.

Nothing suggests that’s true - a left back was a long target and Digne became available so it was a no brainer. 
 

The sale of Grealish fundamentally changed the team - we were going to have a big spend because of it. 
 

None of it suggests reactionary. Chambers is an example of very shrewd business. 

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2 minutes ago, The_Steve said:

They spent close to £50m on that midfielder from Lyon and his game time isn’t exactly justifying the tag. 

He has started 3 of the last 5 games but its not easy to come mid season to a different league. They are gradually playing him in

He might be a flop since the idiot Lyon fans rated him but he was not a player for this season

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1 minute ago, VillaParkAvenue said:

Have this feeling too. When Newcastle were bought, Villa got stressed and decided to act quick.

Newcastle have surprised people by being sensible and building slowly, like Villa used to.

Villa, on the other hand, are starting to act like people thought Newcastle would — scrapping the wage structure and chasing big names.

Apart from Digne for £25M (which could be argued that his value was justified, as he was labelled as the best left back outside the 'Big 6'), we've signed Chambers for Free and Coutinho and Olsen on loan.

Doesn't seem to me like we are panic buying and overpaying. 

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1 minute ago, Zatman said:

He has started 3 of the last 5 games but its not easy to come mid season to a different league. They are gradually playing him in

He might be a flop since the idiot Lyon fans rated him but he was not a player for this season

Which may well prove - but Lyon are notorious about holding out for big fees and the fact that only Newcastle was only willing pay such an inflated fee is evidence of overpaying regardless. Nobody else was going to pay that much when they effectively tried to hold a public auction with their club PR. 

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