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If we can get £30m+ for Caroll we should be easily getting 20+ for Cabaye

 

Young English striker going to a club who were being paid £50m for one of their players. Completely different situation.

 

For the record, I'd tell Cabaye he can leave at the end of his contract, and not before, but we all know that's not gonna happen.

 

And get nout for him? I know all this "running the club as a business" malarky has been done to death, but that is mental.

 

As mental as the idea of the player accepting it and staying here without any fuss

 

Hence why Cabaye has all of the power here.

 

Well done on proving my point like ;-)

He doesn't actually, we've already shown we just won't give into him if he throws a hissy fit and theres a world cup in 6 months.

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If we can get £30m+ for Caroll we should be easily getting 20+ for Cabaye

 

Young English striker going to a club who were being paid £50m for one of their players. Completely different situation.

 

For the record, I'd tell Cabaye he can leave at the end of his contract, and not before, but we all know that's not gonna happen.

 

And get nout for him? I know all this "running the club as a business" malarky has been done to death, but that is mental.

 

As mental as the idea of the player accepting it and staying here without any fuss

 

Hence why Cabaye has all of the power here.

 

Well done on proving my point like ;-)

 

:lol: If your point was to sound daft then yeah. Everything you have said is as far from reality as it gets tbh.

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If we can get £30m+ for Caroll we should be easily getting 20+ for Cabaye

 

Young English striker going to a club who were being paid £50m for one of their players. Completely different situation.

 

For the record, I'd tell Cabaye he can leave at the end of his contract, and not before, but we all know that's not gonna happen.

 

And get nout for him? I know all this "running the club as a business" malarky has been done to death, but that is mental.

 

As mental as the idea of the player accepting it and staying here without any fuss

 

Hence why Cabaye has all of the power here.

 

Well done on proving my point like ;-)

 

But he only has the power if we allow it surely, 2 years on his contract...we don't need to sell.  What can he do? Go on strike again...in the second part of the season in a WC year? I doubt it considering they had no problem dropping him after the Summer.

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I wonder if Ashley will view this as Cabaye as getting older and he wont be able to extract the a huge fee for him.

 

I wouldn't be surprised if we didn't push PSG so hard and let him go relatively cheaply.

he's 28 in the prime of his carrer and maximum value a french international and in the form of his life and we're talking about mike ashley. Where in gods name do you get the idea he'll just let him go cheaply based on any evidence at all?

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I wonder if Ashley will view this as Cabaye as getting older and he wont be able to extract the a huge fee for him.

 

I wouldn't be surprised if we didn't push PSG so hard and let him go relatively cheaply.

he's 28 in the prime of his carrer and maximum value a french international and in the form of his life and we're talking about mike ashley. Where in gods name do you get the idea he'll just let him go cheaply based on any evidence at all?

 

What?

 

This isn't my opinion this is me speculating as to why we may not get as much as we should.

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I wonder if Ashley will view this as Cabaye as getting older and he wont be able to extract the a huge fee for him.

 

I wouldn't be surprised if we didn't push PSG so hard and let him go relatively cheaply.

he's 28 in the prime of his carrer and maximum value a french international and in the form of his life and we're talking about mike ashley. Where in gods name do you get the idea he'll just let him go cheaply based on any evidence at all?

 

What?

 

This isn't my opinion this is me speculating as to why we may not get as much as we should.

while based on all evidence provided I can't see a way we'd let him go for less than £20m

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He's worth more now than he ever has in his career and is wanted by a club with endless resources. We should be pushing them for 30m. I could see us getting 25 but 14 is laughable. We sold Milner for that price man.

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He isn't going to sign a new contract and whilst he may not necessarily want to leave before the World Cup there's no way we'll risk losing transfer money if a decent bid comes in this week. Once the bid gets to around 20 million he'll be gone. As things stand we know his hand and can call the shots to make the best of the situation. We'd still get 14 million in the summer so let's play some hard ball now.

 

We'll be a much poorer side without him though.

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I wonder if Ashley will view this as Cabaye as getting older and he wont be able to extract the a huge fee for him.

 

I wouldn't be surprised if we didn't push PSG so hard and let him go relatively cheaply.

he's 28 in the prime of his carrer and maximum value a french international and in the form of his life and we're talking about mike ashley. Where in gods name do you get the idea he'll just let him go cheaply based on any evidence at all?

 

What?

 

This isn't my opinion this is me speculating as to why we may not get as much as we should.

while based on all evidence provided I can't see a way we'd let him go for less than £20m

 

I hope your right, I also think it'd be extremely short sighted of us to let him go on the cheap.

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