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Old 01-07-2013, 14:06
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I never said he was back, was just congratulating him, rather a Chelsea player won it than someone else. Winning matches, competitions...awards...etc...breeds confidence so it can only be a good thing.
For sure... he definitely kicked on after securing the golden boot at the Euros...
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Old 01-07-2013, 14:07
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Are people saying that he has won two golden boots by accident?
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Old 01-07-2013, 14:11
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He hasn't exactly lit up the last two tournaments he competed in...

I'd say its an extreme form of papering over the cracks in regards to the player. Three players scored a combined 11 goals against one of the tournaments, amateur sides.

Brazil for instance, played against three sides ranked higher than themselves, and one of their players got a goal less than Torres, despite not having, basically a free game to get his tally up.

Tahiti essentially skewed the whole tournament in terms of individual achievement, I can't see why anyone would think otherwise.
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Old 01-07-2013, 14:17
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We would get much more than £15m for him!

Probably worth 25m to 30m
Absolutely not. We'd be incredibly lucky to get £10m for him.
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Old 01-07-2013, 14:17
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Are people saying that he has won two golden boots by accident?
No of course not but you can not just say "he has won 2 golden boots" you need to look at the big picture and the bigger picture is not really that impressive. Yes he fully deserves those awards but lets not paper over the cracks (something we very good at in England) they was more ok performances to amazing ones that saying "he won 2 goldern boots" would give you
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Old 01-07-2013, 15:10
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Absolutely not. We'd be incredibly lucky to get £10m for him.
I cannot agree with you there.

His stock in the european game is actually quite high.

Are you seriously suggesting he is worth £5m less than west ham paid for andy carroll?
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Old 01-07-2013, 15:44
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I cannot agree with you there.

His stock in the european game is actually quite high.

Are you seriously suggesting he is worth £5m less than west ham paid for andy carroll?
Andy Carroll has nothing to do with it.

The only way we will get £15-£30m is if whedon247 becomes an overnight billionaire and buys a football team.
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Old 01-07-2013, 15:50
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Absolutely not. We'd be incredibly lucky to get £10m for him.
They are talking about £12m for David Villa and he's a couple of years older than Torres. So in theory we should realistically be able to get close to £20m for him.
But he's still got 3 years left on his contract at various estimates between £170k and £200k a week. He's not going to be asking for a transfer any time soon, and who can blame him ?
I suppose to find a buyer willing to honour the rest of his contract, we would have to take a massive loss on his market value ?
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Old 01-07-2013, 15:55
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They are talking about £12m for David Villa and he's a couple of years older than Torres. So in theory we should realistically be able to get close to £20m for him.
But he's still got 3 years left on his contract at various estimates between £170k and £200k a week. He's not going to be asking for a transfer any time soon, and who can blame him ?
I suppose to find a buyer willing to honour the rest of his contract, we would have to take a massive loss on his market value ?
£12m would be a silly price for Villa, I think we've all said it at some point in recent months. Can't see anyone paying it for him.

Regarding Torres...he's too much of a risk for anyone to pay that much for him, especially when you consider the wages he'd demand. It's easy to say he's worth £15-30m, but to suggest that anyone would actually pay it for him is..... If he ever leaves it will be around £10m + us paying a load of his wages. I think its safe to say we're stuck with him.
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Old 01-07-2013, 16:02
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Andy Carroll has nothing to do with it.

The only way we will get £15-£30m is if whedon247 becomes an overnight billionaire and buys a football team.
He is still worth a few quid, While it might not be 30 million it will be closer to that then it will be to 10. It might not be to a English club but there are some clubs abroad who would rightly see him more in the 20 odd million pound bracket. Personaly I would be more then happy for him to stay, He might not be the goal machine the media want but he still has done a very decent job for us.

I dont pay any attention to what we pay for players as its all inflated due to the insane football is run nowadays. Any player we buy is not worth the money we pay be it Torries for 50 million or Joe Blogs for 5 Million none of them are worth it. He has come to Chelsea and done what can be expected of him. I rather have him then 9 out of 10 the latest you tube fan boys are obbessed that have been linked with us
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Old 01-07-2013, 16:08
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£12m would be a silly price for Villa, I think we've all said it at some point in recent months. Can't see anyone paying it for him.

Regarding Torres...he's too much of a risk for anyone to pay that much for him, especially when you consider the wages he'd demand. It's easy to say he's worth £15-30m, but to suggest that anyone would actually pay it for him is..... If he ever leaves it will be £10m + us paying a load of his wages. I think its safe to say we're stuck with him.
Spurs are still interested in Villa for around £12m..according to reports. Again it's his wages that are the sticking point, he would want £140k a week.

Torres is still a massive "name" in world football. I'm a little surprised one of the nouveau riche clubs hasn't shown any interest, they appear to be less interested in current form and age, and more eager to obtain players with big reputations.
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Old 01-07-2013, 16:11
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£12m would be a silly price for Villa, I think we've all said it at some point in recent months. Can't see anyone paying it for him.

Regarding Torres...he's too much of a risk for anyone to pay that much for him, especially when you consider the wages he'd demand. It's easy to say he's worth £15-30m, but to suggest that anyone would actually pay it for him is..... If he ever leaves it will be around £10m + us paying a load of his wages. I think its safe to say we're stuck with him.
I agree. His wages alone will put other clubs off and I'd rather we fulfilled the contract and used him as and when his form allowed than gift him away with a massive pay off. I only hope we've learn't the lesson that his price tag shouldn't equal starts when out of form (which he has mostly been). Based on last PL season it should be Lukaku > Ba > Torres.
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Old 01-07-2013, 19:00
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Wages do destroy transfer fees.

Who in their right mind will take on rooneys 250k a week wages, especially when some fans are saying he is worth a £50m fee on top of that!

Its safe to say arsenal will not be buying him
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Old 01-07-2013, 19:48
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Wages do destroy transfer fees.

Who in their right mind will take on rooneys 250k a week wages, especially when some fans are saying he is worth a £50m fee on top of that!

Its safe to say arsenal will not be buying him
I hope we're not seriously interested either. Last thing we need to do is buyout our rival's problems. The timing of his fallout was pretty poor and we don't need anymore fragile minded strikers on huge wages. Torres is our problem, but since we signed the contract I'd rather we let him play for his place than gift him away with a massive payout. World cup next year might motivate him to be a bit better.
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Old 01-07-2013, 21:41
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How many Trophies have Chelsea Won since Bates was bought out ?

Anyway how ever many it is probably around 10 you have to divide it by the £850 Million pounds that has been spent since takeover to get them which means Chelsea pay around £85 Million pounds per Trophy.

Seems a lot.
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Old 01-07-2013, 22:05
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True, but since it's not our money all Chelsea fans see is 10 trophies. Roman has been pretty good for us.
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Old 01-07-2013, 22:17
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Roman has not been "pretty good" for us, he has been amazing.

We have a team packed with some of the most exciting young talent in the game. We are linked with the best striker available in the transfer market.

We are still polishing back to back trophies of european tournaments.

Its been great, hopefully we can add more next season!
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Old 01-07-2013, 22:23
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Wages do destroy transfer fees.

Who in their right mind will take on rooneys 250k a week wages, especially when some fans are saying he is worth a £50m fee on top of that!

Its safe to say arsenal will not be buying him
Of course he's not 'worth' that, but it's what we need to do to stop him going to a direct rival, in my opinion. I've said previously, £30m would be enough for a foreign club.

We paid £24m for a 29 year-old striker, in the last year of his contract, because he played for a rival.

I totally agree about Arsenal, though. He won't go there.
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Old 02-07-2013, 07:56
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We paid £24m for a 29 year-old striker, in the last year of his contract, because he played for a rival.

I totally agree about Arsenal, though. He won't go there.
I thought the RVP fee was because he was an excellent striker and had a whole host of suitors - it became a bidding war (and could have played in europe).

Rooney has 2 suitors, and one, like we both agree, could never afford him.

This drives the price down.
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Old 02-07-2013, 08:53
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The gossip is that Cavani is coming to us rather than Madrid.

Ok, i will not believe it until he is posing next to the shirt with Jose, but how would his transfer impact the team?

Is that the end of ba, torres or lukaku?
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Old 02-07-2013, 08:59
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Of course he's not 'worth' that, but it's what we need to do to stop him going to a direct rival, in my opinion. I've said previously, £30m would be enough for a foreign club.

We paid £24m for a 29 year-old striker, in the last year of his contract, because he played for a rival.

I totally agree about Arsenal, though. He won't go there.
Arsenal a rival to Utd? What we gone back to the 90s?
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Old 02-07-2013, 09:03
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I thought the RVP fee was because he was an excellent striker and had a whole host of suitors - it became a bidding war (and could have played in europe).

Rooney has 2 suitors, and one, like we both agree, could never afford him.

This drives the price down.
As I recall, there was no 'bidding war' for Van Persie. Us and City were in for him. Do you really think that we'd have got him if it had just come down to an auction?

We paid a big fee, for somebody in his position, because Arsenal would have rather not have sold to us, or City. Ultimately they had to sell him, because of him being in the last year of his contract, but they still played hardball and got a decent price. That's all that I'm saying that we should do with Rooney, except that we're in a stronger position than Arsenal were, because he has longer left on his contract.

And I'm amazed that you know exactly who's in for him. You must be well connected. If you're just basing that on speculation, then you seem to have forgotten that he's also been linked with PSG, Barcelona, Monaco and Bayern Munich.
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Old 02-07-2013, 09:17
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And I'm amazed that you know exactly who's in for him. You must be well connected. If you're just basing that on speculation, then you seem to have forgotten that he's also been linked with PSG, Barcelona, Monaco and Bayern Munich.
I just cannot wee wayne and coleen (and their children) moving to europe. They seem family oriented, i doubt wayne would learn a new language or fit into a foreign culture too well.

London seems the only destination.

Its not speculation, just my opinion.
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Old 02-07-2013, 09:25
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I just cannot wee wayne and coleen (and their children) moving to europe. They seem family oriented, i doubt wayne would learn a new language or fit into a foreign culture too well.

London seems the only destination.

Its not speculation, just my opinion.
Then that's fair enough. Just be aware that United's official position seems to be that they would not countenance a sale to another English club, so if you want him, I suspect that you'll have to pay big, which is all I'm getting at.
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Old 02-07-2013, 11:17
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How many Trophies have Chelsea Won since Bates was bought out ?

Anyway how ever many it is probably around 10 you have to divide it by the £850 Million pounds that has been spent since takeover to get them which means Chelsea pay around £85 Million pounds per Trophy.

Seems a lot.
Nearly, it's 11 proper trophies (I'm not including the Community Shields)....

3 x Premier League
1 x Champions League
1 x Europa League
4 x FA Cup
2 x League Cup
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