Done dealio, who’s driving him?
Maguire | he stays!
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Accept! Accept! Accept!
Edit: If we turn this down, we actually want to keep the player...
Edit: If we turn this down, we actually want to keep the player...
You’re not getting 40m for a 5th choice CB on 200k a week. Come on now
I'd accept that! He's probably worth 40m on the open market but his wages are way too high.
@Zoo edit your thread's title so people know the state of play.
Choice has to do with manager's tactics and preferences. I find him an easily more established CB than Lindelof or Shaw.
30m is a wonderful price for Maguire
Club(s)... Everton and who else exactly?
Consider age, poor performance and his wage.
Please god - if we can get between 30-40 we need to bite their hand off, whichever club it is
This needs to happen
Snatch their fecking hands off!!!
I'd take the 30m just to get it over and done with tbh, it's become far too toxic. It's not worth the extra weeks it will probably take to haggle the 5-10 extra but the fact of the matter is in todays market he is worth 40m. We'll struggle to get a cb comparable to him in terms of experience for 40m.
Moyes also wants to play 3 at the back, Maguire in the 3 is a good player.
Consider age, poor performance and his wage.
Please please please.
Of course we can - we can actually get someone better/younger too. Timber was £34m and Disasi not much more than that.
SELL SELL SELL SELL
Moyes definitely got his way then. Huge leap from £20m to £30m bid.
It was in 2019 even when we bought him.
We can get more for him, they’ve gone straight from £20million to £30million and they’re other PL clubs interested.
£30million is the absolute minimum.
£30million is the absolute minimum.
I don't like booing but hope that will help him to realise he has no place here anymore. No club in this world would like a 5th choice CB on 200k a week even those oil clubs.
As they used to yell in the 60s game show Take Your Pick: "Take the money". It's £30m, with the added benefit that he'll be gone... also if we do the deal, they might come back for someone else
he will be an excellent signing for them.
30m feels massively top end to me but it's clear Moyes really wants him and it feels like we finally have a game plan in terms of transfers. We are going to be *super* defensive which may mask his mistakes like you see with England.
I will reserve my opinion on the final deal once we have a better idea of wages. I can't imagine it will be beyond 150k, but even that feels about 30-50k too high, especially if its more than 3 years which is as far as I'd personally stretch.
I will reserve my opinion on the final deal once we have a better idea of wages. I can't imagine it will be beyond 150k, but even that feels about 30-50k too high, especially if its more than 3 years which is as far as I'd personally stretch.
At £30M everyone's a winner, just get it done please.
I understand the meaning of the phrase, but it makes no sense at all.
Why would you bite off the hand of someone whose same hand is literally holding a gift for you?
We need to snap their hands off, we won't get a better price than that.
£30m is fair, we could maybe squeeze another few million out of them but I'd be more than happy to accept their offer. He's 30 now and hasn't been in good form for quite some time.
Take it and run.
But just it out there. What if Maguire himself rejects the move, thinks the clubs are not prestigious enough and refuses any compromise on wages and believes he wants to fight for his plans
Does he then deserve the stick he is getting from the fans?
But just it out there. What if Maguire himself rejects the move, thinks the clubs are not prestigious enough and refuses any compromise on wages and believes he wants to fight for his plans
Does he then deserve the stick he is getting from the fans?
You stitch it back with love, later.
Tbh as someone who can’t wait to see the back of him, I genuinely think he’ll do well at West Ham simply because he will fit into that system perfectly. When there’s not much space in behind to expose him and he has protection in front of him, he’ll be a solid player for you. He’ll do well bringing the ball out of the back and pinging long balls.
You ever seen a dog so eager to get a treat that it bites the hand of whoever’s feeding them in the process? Well it’s like that.
Watch him score the winner against us
Setting aside the fact that most of us want him to leave for the sake of developing the team, this would unironically be a sensible move for Maguire, probably the best he could plausibly ask for (maybe with the exception of Roma, and getting to live in Rome in a slower league and European football).
Particularly if they also get McT, Alvarez,and a suitable quick/strong backup for Antonio, it's a slightly downscaled peak-Oleball set-up: deep defence, aggressive midfield with runners, then pace at the top and 1-2 skilful link players fulfilling an equivalent function to Bruno. He gets to work under a manager fully committed to him, play in Europe, probably become captain, live in London with a salary to afford its comforts, and at least temporarily retain his place in the England starting 11.
I don't think it matters if we accept or not, he thinks West Ham are below him so he'll reject the move
Probably the most we will get for him. The issue is whether Harry wants to go and if he will still be on 200k. If West ham can't give him close to 200k he will remain and you really can't blame him.
Agreed seeing as he wont want to take much of a wage hit, leaves them with negoiating room for wages.