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  2. 100% It's a problem for sure. I guess we just have to buy less of them at inflated prices. Not sure what else we can do about it.
  3. Eh !! At the time of the takeover the media said we would have Messi and Ronaldo playing in a rocket powered super stadium that carried out stonings and beheadings once a month.
  4. Too expensive/hope we don't fuck about with the price just pay what it takes/too foreign/not foreign enough/Should have gone to a different market/can't guarantee quality from other leagues/kill me now.
  5. St1pe

    João Pedro

    Been busy at work today but saw Edwards’s “👀” twitter post early. Came on here to see what it was about and it was just him saying we’ve opened talks. Raging.
  6. I’m completely at a loss with some of the posts on the last two pages. PIF is one of the largest investment funds in the world, acting for the benefit of one of one of the top 10 most influential counties in the world. They bought Newcastle United as an investment opportunity for over 300m and have since easily doubled that by investments in the playing squad and facilities. There is no sign that they won’t spend anything below what the rules allow and there should soon be an announcement about a billion pound stadium investment. They saved us from almost certain relegation under the fat mess, got us in the CL 2/3 years and won us out first trophy in a lifetime. Yet here we are: posters lamenting that we are not a priority. It’s laughable really. Would you rather have still had Ashley in charge, or PIF spent 10bn to buy us the league in the first year? Surely not!? PIF are being very ambitious owners making all the right calls so far and developing our beloved club to be a force to be reckoned with long after they sell up. I couldn’t be more happy about how they’ve handled things with NUFC.
  7. Problem is we cannot afford the good players either. 😂
  8. Ben

    NUFC Transfer Rumours

    Fuckin Mitchell stealing a living.
  9. JT24

    João Pedro

    I was also being sarcastic.
  10. Cunha has looked X factor as there was not much quality around him at Wolves whilst Pedro has had Mitoma playing in the side so takes limelight off him. Pedro's stats seem as good as Cunha too in terms of G/A. Pedro seems less hot headed than Cunha too. So less likely to be suspended. Also a few years under Howe he will be even better than Cunha in my opinion.
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  12. I thought this window would be us pushing our team to the next level with recruitment. But going off the links we're seeing (what else can we go on?) it seems more solidifying the level we are already reaching on occasion. It's still progress. Slower yeah, but safer. We can't afford the elites, we won't risk the unknowns and so we're left with shopping the pool of good players from the Prem, that clubs are reluctant/don't need to sell. Obviously this is just how I see it. No one knows.
  13. jack j

    João Pedro

    Didn't respect him enough to know when hes taking the piss though.. .
  14. Fak

    João Pedro

    I think he was being sarcastic mind.
  15. David Edgar

    Anthony Gordon

    The Lando Norris of footballers.
  16. JT24

    João Pedro

    Calling Fraser Fletcher a superb source? I used to respect you, Prophet.
  17. I like JP but he’s not shown that X Factor Cunha has these last couple of seasons. Winning games himself.
  18. Keggy_Keagal

    Anthony Gordon

    He acts like a top player but this season didn't play like one. Last season he was incredible. I do have questions over his mentality however. Spat his dummy to get out of Everton (which I chalked up to being an unhappy young player, and you never seem to mind as much if a player's doing that to come to your club), then looked completely distracted at the start of this season. Then there have been performances where he hasn't looked arsed or lacked concentration (particularly with his passing). There have been other games where the occasion or something has got to him and his focus has completely gone and he seems far more petulant than he used to. I'm thinking both Everton games and of course the cup games versus Brighton where he's then banned for one of the key moments in our history. If this coming season we're getting 23/24 Gordon , fantastic. The Gordon of the 24/25 season doesn't deserve a start ahead of Barnes on the left and we know full well Eddie doesn't like to use him on the right.
  19. The links seem to be players we've been chasing for 1-3 years. More than happy that if we have a player in mind that we really like, we keep them in mind for when they are available.
  20. If we do some sign someone before the 30th, it means we have had some wiggle room in this years accounts, which is a positive.
  21. Agree a little bit. They are all solid players, but a little boring maybe. What I like about Pedro is he brings something different to the team.
  22. Been quite underwhelmed by the links so far for a variety of reasons. I think Pedro potentially has a high ceiling so wouldn’t be against it, only caveat for me is that at 60 million he has to be a starter. We are crying out for a right sided forward and centre half, so unless we have circa 150 million plus to spend this summer, this would feel a real luxury signing if he was only a back up to Isak. If Howe is planning on changing formation great, he can pick a pass and hold the ball up, but it’s a poor signing for me if it leaves us without a right sided forward, or centre half.
  23. wong989

    Anthony Gordon

    Haven’t watched loads of Leao but was never sold on him as an elite player. Never looks like having the consistency. Strikes me as a Manure type signing
  24. STM

    João Pedro

    I think if we sign him, it will be something like 52m + 10 based on certain criteria. Im more than happy for the club to pay big bucks if a player achieves things at the club; trophies, CL qualification, appearances, goals etc. That seems to be the smart way to go and it's a fair bet from Brighton point of view too.
  25. KaKa

    João Pedro

    When our interest in Cunha was being reported at the end of the season, it was reported we were happy to pay the £62 million release clause due to his positional versatility, and the different options and cover he'd be able to provide because of it. I imagine it's the same line of thinking with Joao Pedro. He's a younger version, but similar profile of player. Still has much more room to grow and develop too.
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