Patrick08
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Should have got him for the James price, however the longer Ed delays this it gets difficult with Toons using Rice and AWB as examples.
I'd like to see him left where he is to be honest. Granted Newcastle are a shambles, but he will most likely start and, potentially, be one of their key players.
Let him develop beyond a handful of top flight games.
I’d rather pay £70-£80 million next summer after a season of dominating performances than pay £60 million this summer after nine fecking games.
He just hasn’t played enough so far to justify spending that much on him.
Leave him there, we have enough talent in the youth teams to manage a season.
Even Newcastle themselves have only dared set the price at 50m. Whose side are you on?
if they are serious about 50m then we walk away and call their bluff.
People tend to bring up the argument "it is not your money" to justify paying over the odds. I have to disagree on that as there is always a limit of what will be paid on transfer fees and wages so as a fan I am always for getting the right players for reasonable prices.
Correct.No matter how much they want to keep him. If he wants to. I think they should let him move somewhere he thinks he has a chance of having a better career and gaining some silverware.
Didn’t Real signed a 16 year old after less than 20 minutes first team football for 45 million euros. So football doesn’t make sense with regard to money.Newcastle are trying it on with us. 50 million after 9 premiership games, NO WAY.
Didn’t Real signed a 16 year old after less than 20 minutes first team football for 45 million euros. So football doesn’t make sense with regard to money.
United won’t be signing Longstaff for 50 million, I don’t know why people need to repeat the same sentiments over and over again. By the looks of it any deal is dead and this thread should also have died off, if not for those who wish to repeat he’s not worth 50 million endlessly.
the deal is dead, why?
haven't been following this one too closely but what has happened. I thought if anything, with Steve Bruce set to be appointed, it would fuel anyone's desire to leave that club even more.
Presumed dead because our sources state we value the lad at 18-20m. Newcastle see him as a valuable part of their future and so would only sell for an insane amount and so have slapped a 50m price tag on his head. That gap in valuations seems to be insurmountable and in all probability we are looking at other targets. The best chance this gets revived is if Bruce shows up and decides he is not all that and tells Ashley to go ahead and cash in now.
if they are serious about 50m then we walk away and call their bluff.
And it's not as if losing a young player with hardly any games under his belt would affect the value of the club. It would be free money for Ashley.Ashley is a money grabbing piece of shit who will cash in on this lad who cost him nothing. If and that's a big if, we truly want him, we'd get him for 25-30 million. Newcastle aren't looking at the future, they've an owner who wants to sell the club.He's trying to get max value as he should for any player he sells, nothing wrong with that, but what he'd like and what he'd get are 2 different things. even at 25 million this lad is way overpriced considering his experience
Fact. Let's go get him!Newcastle don't want to sell because they rate him as a potential world beater. That's why they've set a prohibitively high price.
Leave him there, we have enough talent in the youth teams to manage a season.
Didnt Chelsea turn down about £40m for CHO?
He's only played a dozen games.
Didnt Chelsea turn down about £40m for CHO?
He's only played a dozen games.
A bulider that didn't want to get a highly profitable building work? That's one strange fella. Sounds like one of family guy's interludes more than reality.Newcastle are a bit like a builder I dealt with recently. He quoted me £17k to insulate, board and plaster skim a garage when all of the other quotes I got were about £5k. He gave me an unrealistic price as he didn’t really want the job. If I accepted it he was quids in. If not he’s not losing work he wanted.
I told him to poke it as he was taking the piss and We should do the same to Newcastle.
Newcastle don't want to sell because they rate him as a potential world beater. That's why they've set a prohibitively high price.
If this guy was that good, don't you think other teams would be in for him?
Not even the lower half of the table are in for him!