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How is Perez overrated?

He's a good player, but not as good as our lowered expectations make him out to be?

 

Personally disagree, I mean how I compare him to other players past or present hasn't been effected by the lowering of expectations at the club.

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Cannot remember that antz, what happened again?

 

Anyway was Remy ever disruptive? He didn't want to be here, clearly, but he wasn't a trouble maker afik. He's had his dream move and it's failed for him though, he's 29, he'd probably just have to accept that we're his level.

 

Remy himself announced he didnt want to play at Liverpool as we had nowt to play for. Said it wasnt worth getting injured or something, the King denied it all like to save his own skin.

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Cannot remember that antz, what happened again?

 

Anyway was Remy ever disruptive? He didn't want to be here, clearly, but he wasn't a trouble maker afik. He's had his dream move and it's failed for him though, he's 29, he'd probably just have to accept that we're his level.

 

Remy himself announced he didnt want to play at Liverpool as we had nowt to play for. Said it wasnt worth getting injured or something, the King denied it all like to save his own skin.

 

Remy was probably right. It's not like we had anything to play for and he was only here on loan.

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Fair enough. See, I think that our current bang average squad of players has a few good players in it. Some very good. I would class Perez as a good player, nothing more nothing less, but over the past year or so I've seen plenty of comments on here and on Twitter about how he's going to go on and play for team X Y Z. I don't see it personally. I think he's going to be a good premier league player, but not an outstanding top tier player.

 

Hey... I hope he proves me wrong though and goes on to become a great player for us.

 

Well its all about opinions but I'd agree with the people who think he looks like a very classy player with massive potential.  I struggle to remember many players we've had who have such a great first touch and his level of technique.  Doesn't mean he's great at everything, but when he takes the ball and turns it just looks so natural, IMO our most talented player especially considering he's only 22.

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Cannot remember that antz, what happened again?

 

Anyway was Remy ever disruptive? He didn't want to be here, clearly, but he wasn't a trouble maker afik. He's had his dream move and it's failed for him though, he's 29, he'd probably just have to accept that we're his level.

 

Remy himself announced he didnt want to play at Liverpool as we had nowt to play for. Said it wasnt worth getting injured or something, the King denied it all like to save his own skin.

 

Remy was probably right. It's not like we had anything to play for and he was only here on loan.

 

Not really the point like, not up to the players to decide if they fancy turning up

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Cannot remember that antz, what happened again?

 

Anyway was Remy ever disruptive? He didn't want to be here, clearly, but he wasn't a trouble maker afik. He's had his dream move and it's failed for him though, he's 29, he'd probably just have to accept that we're his level.

 

Remy himself announced he didnt want to play at Liverpool as we had nowt to play for. Said it wasnt worth getting injured or something, the King denied it all like to save his own skin.

 

Remy was probably right. It's not like we had anything to play for and he was only here on loan.

 

Not really the point like, not up to the players to decide if they fancy turning up

 

We were a particularly bad club to play for back then with our only  concern being getting value for money on transfers and avoiding relegation. Can't really blame players for not giving a shit when we clearly didn't ourselves. Maybe it would be different this time round now that we are actually spending money on players and allegedly trying to win something.

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Cannot remember that antz, what happened again?

 

Anyway was Remy ever disruptive? He didn't want to be here, clearly, but he wasn't a trouble maker afik. He's had his dream move and it's failed for him though, he's 29, he'd probably just have to accept that we're his level.

 

Remy himself announced he didnt want to play at Liverpool as we had nowt to play for. Said it wasnt worth getting injured or something, the King denied it all like to save his own skin.

 

Remy was probably right. It's not like we had anything to play for and he was only here on loan.

 

Not really the point like, not up to the players to decide if they fancy turning up

 

We were a particularly bad club to play for back then with our only  concern being getting value for money on transfers and avoiding relegation. Can't really blame players for not giving a shit when we clearly didn't ourselves. Maybe it would be different this time round now that we are actually spending money on players and allegedly trying to win something.

 

:lol: God bless those poor players, must be terrible for them enduring such torrid working conditions and pitiful salaries. Utter madness to expect them to have any self respect at all really.

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Perez is a totally different player to Berahino, he's being used more as a midfielder than a striker.

 

Probably because he is one, becomes increasingly obvious each week that he's an attacking midfielder with excellent technique who is capable of scoring in double figures than a forward IMO.

 

In any case, good though Perez is, we could really use a pacy striker who can get in behind defences, and Berahino would give us something we haven't got at the moment.

 

Aye i'm not disagreeing at all, i want Berahino but i obviously want Perez as well. There's no reason why it should have to be an either/or situation.

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Perez is a totally different player to Berahino, he's being used more as a midfielder than a striker.

 

Probably because he is one, becomes increasingly obvious each week that he's an attacking midfielder with excellent technique who is capable of scoring in double figures than a forward IMO.

 

In any case, good though Perez is, we could really use a pacy striker who can get in behind defences, and Berahino would give us something we haven't got at the moment.

 

Aye i'm not disagreeing at all, i want Berahino but i obviously want Perez as well. There's no reason why it should have to be an either/or situation.

 

Yeah, Perez is too good to be sacrificing to bring someone else in. Berahino would add to rather than replace our striking options.

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To be honest when a player is being paid to play Football you can absolutely blame them for refusing to play no matter how callous the club might be.

 

Well our club didn't so that tells you a lot about our aims back then.

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Perez is a totally different player to Berahino, he's being used more as a midfielder than a striker.

 

Probably because he is one, becomes increasingly obvious each week that he's an attacking midfielder with excellent technique who is capable of scoring in double figures than a forward IMO.

 

In any case, good though Perez is, we could really use a pacy striker who can get in behind defences, and Berahino would give us something we haven't got at the moment.

 

Aye i'm not disagreeing at all, i want Berahino but i obviously want Perez as well. There's no reason why it should have to be an either/or situation.

 

Yeah, Perez is too good to be sacrificing to bring someone else in. Berahino would add to rather than replace our striking options.

 

Aye we basically have Perez and Mitrovic and that's it :lol: No other club in the league would be content with that amount of serviceable forwards or consider only adding one to replace another one.

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So was Bellamy.

Bellamy didn't cost £18 million.

 

Bellamy cost £6.5m in 2001.

 

I don't have 'average fee' data over the years, so I thought I'd reference the British transfer record instead. At that time Rio Ferdinand was the most expensive British transfer at £29,100,000. Nowadays that record goes to Gareth Bale, at £85,300,000. That is 2.93 times how much Rio cost.

 

Bellamy's £6.5m * 2.93 = £19,053,265.

 

So you're right. We shouldn't be paying £18m, we should be paying £19m.

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