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£30-35m is a very standard fee in 2016.
It really isn't. You've swallowed the hype.
£30-35m is a very standard fee in 2016.
They do think £100m for Pogba is the greatest deal of all time.It really isn't. You've swallowed the hype.
He had a £20m release clause.What was the deal with Kante's contract at Leicester? Was he on his last year or something, because with 32 million in today's market you wouldn't even buy effing Bebe from us if he was sill here
It really isn't. You've swallowed the hype.
It certainly is for the bigger clubs e.g. Chelsea, United, City, etc.
There will be a lot of clubs this window that spend more than £30m on a player.
I think you're underrating kante, because he's shown last season he's one of the top midfielders in the premier league. 32mil is more than fair price for a player of his quality. (unless he turns out to be a one season wonder)Well, now you are qualifying things by talking of the "bigger clubs", but these constitute a minority of transfer dealings. In any case football transfers across the top leagues are a global phenomenon, so when you say "there will be a lot of clubs this window that spend more than £30m on a player", how many is "a lot" in comparison to the total number of clubs in those top leagues? And how many players in total - even to clubs in the wealthy Prem - will be bought for more than £30m in comparison to those bought for less?
The truth is that £30 - £35m is far from being a "very standard fee in 2016". I'd be surprised if, when the windows closes, even 5% of players bought by Prem clubs will have cost more than £30m.
I think you're underrating kante, because he's shown last season he's one of the top midfielders in the premier league. 32mil is more than fair price for a player of his quality. (unless he turns out to be a one season wonder)
plus watford reported rejected a 30mil bid for troy deeney... though truth be told I don't know how legitimate that piece of information is.
My post had nothing to do with under-rating Kante: I actually think he's a very good player and that the fee paid from him, whilst not a bargain by any means, is not horribly overmuch.
I'm just challenging the notion that £30 - £35m is a standard fee for transfers in the Prem these days.
£32m is still a massive fee, just because you are massively overpaying for Pogba don't forget that
It really isn't. You've swallowed the hype.
For a decent enough player for a top club it is probably a pretty standard price. And despite how he phrased it those are obviously the means by which he meant it, as he's a follower of a top club and thus naturally thise are likely the standards by which his opinions are based. You seem to be just being argumentative for the sake of being argumentative imo. Obviously if he was taking into account the rest of British football, he'd be able to tell you that the average player isn't actually worth 30m, he doesn't need you to write it out for him.Well, now you are qualifying things by talking of the "bigger clubs", but these constitute a minority of transfer dealings. In any case football transfers across the top leagues are a global phenomenon, so when you say "there will be a lot of clubs this window that spend more than £30m on a player", how many is "a lot" in comparison to the total number of clubs in those top leagues? And how many players in total - even to clubs in the wealthy Prem - will be bought for more than £30m in comparison to those bought for less?
The truth is that £30 - £35m is far from being a "very standard fee in 2016". I'd be surprised if, when the windows closes, even 5% of players bought by Prem clubs will have cost more than £30m.
We don't at all. I'd say most United fans agree that he's overpriced but because we don't have this weird obsession with how much money a club pays on transfers and contracts etc we don't bother lambasting the deal as it's ultimately pointless and a waste of time. This results in the people that do care about that stuff sounding likey they're the majority when they're really not. All we care about is getting a quality player no matter how much United seemingly spend.They do think £100m for Pogba is the greatest deal of all time.
we already bought him, for £16m, just because you do you're scouting on FIFA other clubs still do it the old fashioned way
Cut out the unnecessary nonsense.I did answer your question we signed his replacement before we even sold him and signed him for £16m, far from being butthurt over this I am simply saying get your head out of FIFA ultimate team for once, afteral our best players last year, apart from Kante, were signed for a combined £1.6m, the transfer fee doesn't tell you how good a player you are getting
Can you quote some posts in the pogba thread which say this? Tag me when you do.They do think £100m for Pogba is the greatest deal of all time.
Can you quote some posts in the pogba thread which say this? Tag me when you do.
Yes. It either shows a lack of understanding in terms of how much players fetch in the PL or just the defence mechanism kicking in for losing one of their best players. Kante in the open market would go for a lot more. Unfortunately, there's a clause I believe which is why they won't get it. That's fine, it happens. Bringing petty pogba, fifa digs into the thread is pointless and could derail it.Too many butthurt comments in this thread and for no reason at all.
Saying Leicester should have got more than 30 Million for Kante is somehow related to United overspending and Pogba 100 Million deal.
And they say Liverpool fans are arrogant and deluded.You're wrong there. 30 million in today's market is not a big fee. United getting robbed or not is totally besides the point.
Also, Leicester is hardly an important club for me to know how to spell their name. I think last season's success has gotten to your head a bit. If you think you can do with bargains and miracle finds this season you're gonna be in for a rude awakening.
£30m is the new £10m, people will come to terms with it in another window or two.
He's still young, he probably figures Chelsea will be in the CL more than Leicester will be for the next 4-5 years.Why is he leaving now though? He should be in the Champion's League. At least until January. The continental game is perfect for him. And Leicester by extension.
Of course he can't, he's talking out of his arse as per usual.Can you quote some posts in the pogba thread which say this? Tag me when you do.
It still feels like a lot. We spent £30+ for Mane and I feel like we overpaid for yet another Southampton player. Maybe it's those £30m purchases over the past few years that made me really wary...
Were those posts hiding behind all the ones that said he's not worth that?They do think £100m for Pogba is the greatest deal of all time.
Would you honestly take the risk? You've got a guaranteed pay increase and a move to arguably a more successful team, Leicester could be a 1 season wonder and end up relegated, where does that leave him then?. Vardy obviously decided it was worth staying, but I wonder if he regrets that now Mahrez and Kante are more than likely jumping ship.Depending on the actual fee, Kante is still up there for the most paid for a midfielder that's not a 10 pretty much. It'll be insane should Pogba go for £100m, will probably start seeing midfielders move for fun for over £35m finally, a price they've been stuck around since the Mendieta flop.
Really not sure why this Leicester doesn't want to stick together for one more year at least though, screams lack of confidence in his own ability to continue the form and wants that guaranteed 5 year contract fund.
Troy Deeney enough said
It is when you buy within the league and buy one of the best players in the league.
This isn't the Vardy thread. Take it there if you're still interested in discussing a month old story.Leicester City could end up relegated TBH from champions to the championship in 1 season what a story !
Vardy you muppet ! you had a chance of a lifetime, you are much older then Kante and Mahrez so it would've been more understandable if you left for Arsenal, most people would've understood that move which is the irony ! he seemed scared to challenge himself to me ! if Leicester City and him have a bad season he can welcome himself to midtable mediocrity for the rest of his career as you don't get a chance to turn down a club like Arsenal's status with their wonderful stadium, manager, players etc down twice. Bottler.
Well, that's at least two major qualifiers now added onto the original statement. That doesn't change the fact that £30-£35 is not a "very standard" fee for transfers generally in 2016.
Of course he can't, he's talking out of his arse as per usual.
If this happens it would arguably be the best transfer summer of any football team ever.
About pogba in Kante's thread? No.@Varun
I did think my comment would garner some angered replies. Tongue very much in cheek not appreciated?