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1 hour ago, RodneyCisse said:

Are Villa just getting linked with everyone we’ve been link to? Is it because journalists are desperate for them to be in the conversation to push on like we will next season?

 

They do genuinely have a lot of money backing them, and are willing to spend it. There's a belief among the Villa fans that their board have actually accelerated their plans due to our takeover (have a few mates from down that way). Makes sense, as the only real chance they have of getting ahead of us is being faster out the blocks initially. You have to imagine once we get our eggs in a row with sponsorships/commercially we will fly past them. 

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9 minutes ago, sushimonster85 said:

 

They do genuinely have a lot of money backing them, and are willing to spend it. There's a belief among the Villa fans that their board have actually accelerated their plans due to our takeover (have a few mates from down that way). Makes sense, as the only real chance they have of getting ahead of us is being faster out the blocks initially. You have to imagine once we get our eggs in a row with sponsorships/commercially we will fly past them. 

 

Never conisdered that but it makes sense. Also dangerous though, they could end up like Everton (even if not to the same extent) while we build a solid base slowly and meticulously. 

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2 hours ago, RodneyCisse said:

Are Villa just getting linked with everyone we’ve been link to? Is it because journalists are desperate for them to be in the conversation to push on like we will next season?


:lol: This seems like a distinctly paranoid take. Everyone gets linked with everyone, particularly those with money. That’s how this works.

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Man City's signing of Julian Alverez seems to have massively gone under the radar but he scored another 6 goals last night in a 8-1 River Plate win.

 

All the talk is that he's one of the best talents in South America, 22 year old wide forward......15 goals in 19 appearances.

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Just now, Minhosa said:

Man City's signing of Julian Alverez seems to have massively gone under the radar but he scored another 6 goals last night in a 8-1 River Plate win.

 

All the talk is that he's one of the best talents in South America, 22 year old wide forward......15 goals in 19 appearances.

Cracking player, which is why Pep wants him at the club this summer for pre season. Might take some adapting to the physical side of the league, but if/when he does, he’ll be great. 

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2 minutes ago, Manxst said:

Cracking player, which is why Pep wants him at the club this summer for pre season. Might take some adapting to the physical side of the league, but if/when he does, he’ll be great. 

Totally - I'd be as excited as fuck buying someone like him. Looks to have HUGE potential...

 

His goals from last night;

 

 

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Do you think Alvarez will stay with City or maybe a loan for a season to someone like West Ham or Leicester in the group just below the top 6?

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1 minute ago, Optimistic Nut said:

Do you think Alvarez will stay with City or maybe a loan for a season to someone like West Ham or Leicester in the group just below the top 6?

Stay with City and come in like Foden did. Really can’t see them loaning him. 

 

 

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12 minutes ago, Optimistic Nut said:

Do you think Alvarez will stay with City or maybe a loan for a season to someone like West Ham or Leicester in the group just below the top 6?

I think he'll be a rotation option across the front three. Bedding him in slowly and eventually an option when they rest/rotate Haaland.

 

I don't see him going anywhere on loan now.

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4 minutes ago, Lazarus said:

 

Was it Ibra who had the song about his nose being offside? :laugh:

I believe so :lol: Also Barton pointed it out when he was at Marseille 

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re spending - if the money is there, try to improve. What other teams do won’t come into it, it’ll be about backing the manager. 
 

Our owners have got plenty of money and are doing exactly what you want from owners, making the funds available to improve the squad whilst at the same time growing the youth policy (Jacob Ramsey a great example). 
 

For all the money spent buying players in, the investment in youth is also there (building an inner city academy literally next door to the ground, also buying promising youth talent from other clubs for example). We’ve just sold a youth product for £100m after all, shows how important that side of things is as part of the bigger picture. 
 

regarding buying players, my take on it is that spending a lot of money on players does not guarantee success, but not spending pretty much guarantees failure

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3 hours ago, brummie said:

Regarding buying players, my take on it is that spending a lot of money on players does not guarantee success, but not spending pretty much guarantees failure

There's an unhealthy obsession on this board with Everton and their failures. That's one club who has messed up whilst ignoring countless examples of successful clubs who have done it by spending money.

 

 

 

 

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