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Yeah, I was always sure they'd get over £20m but £30m is a bit silly. Then again, we got the same amount for a worse player :lol:

 

I wonder how much of that will be incentive-based, he's the only real money they'll get. Maybe Borini and Khazri will raise some pennies.

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On one hand they lose their best player but one the other hand they are never in a position to say no to an offer like that. Hopefully Short offsets the money against some of the money he's blown on keeping them afloat and the club don't see a penny of it.

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£30m after basically his first full season, in a team that finished bottom. The worlds gone mad.

 

Wonder how much Woodman is worth then... he's just won the (u20s) World Cup, FFS!!! Hehe

 

That'll be £30m off their debt to Short, then.

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Potentially Everton #1 for the next 10+ years, and maybe England #1 for a good chunk of that if he fulfills the potential in the next couple of seasons

 

£30m for him is a good investment, man

 

 

He either gets even better and an even bigger club goes for him with even more money, or he stays at Everton as a solid Prem GK for many years

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30 million for Pickford and Sissoko 20 million for Cairney dear me is that what football has now come to.

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It says £30 million deal that includes add ons I bet a hell of a lot of the fee wont be paid up front, so I can't see how it will get them out of their financial hole.

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Ah the good old English supplement.

 

Think of a reasonable fee... Double it... Add £2m = you have the fee for an English player.

 

He really isn't that great like :lol:

 

Plus sprinkle on lots of hype from the press.

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They can wank over the deal as much as they want, bottom line is they are skint and are selling off the only hopes they have of survival.

 

Make no mistake they are going to be fucked for years unless they fluke a good season.

 

Great news as it wont be reinvested and a good talent has left them.

 

Fucking idiots man  :lol:

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The £30m will be a drop in the ocean compared to the drop in TV money, PL prize money, matchday income.

 

They've now lost two of their star players, still have absolutely no way of replacing them, have no manager and have the prospect of losing more players.

 

They of course can gamble (as Villa did) and spend loads hoping to come straight back up, but if they don't, they are in deep deep shit.

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It's £18 million upfront and £12 million with add ins depending on appearances etc.

 

Sounds about right.

 

Sky say £25m with £5m in add ons fwiw.

 

Doesn't say how the £25m is structured though, so it could be £15m upfront and then £5m each season. Unless Everton sell him in January, then they get him for free.

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It's £18 million upfront and £12 million with add ins depending on appearances etc.

 

Sounds about right.

 

Sky say £25m with £5m in add ons fwiw.

 

Doesn't say how the £25m is structured though, so it could be £15m upfront and then £5m each season. Unless Everton sell him in January, then they get him for free.

 

nobody but us pays those kinds of fees up front, they're always split over the players contract terms no?

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Potentially Everton #1 for the next 10+ years, and maybe England #1 for a good chunk of that if he fulfills the potential in the next couple of seasons

 

£30m for him is a good investment, man

 

 

He either gets even better and an even bigger club goes for him with even more money, or he stays at Everton as a solid Prem GK for many years

 

But it is only potential tested over a short period of time.  He could just as easily end up a average Premier League keeper for Everton.  £30m is too much when you consider what other keepers usually go for.

 

Unless its something like £20m fee and £10m on appearances/success, then its not such a terrible deal.

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It's £18 million upfront and £12 million with add ins depending on appearances etc.

 

Sounds about right.

 

Sky say £25m with £5m in add ons fwiw.

 

Doesn't say how the £25m is structured though, so it could be £15m upfront and then £5m each season. Unless Everton sell him in January, then they get him for free.

 

I got those figures from Everton press and fans, but yeah there is not a chance of Sunderland seeing that much upfront.

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