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15 hours ago, dcmk said:

Man Utd buying Antony for stupid money has screwed up this transfer window.  It's now being used as a yardstick by all selling teams, 'we feel our player is better than Antony, pay equal or more'.

 

You literally bought a 1 in 3 striker for £60m in the summer. :lol: Settle down. The market was banjaxed long before we bought Antony.

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6 minutes ago, Froggy said:

 

You literally bought a 1 in 3 striker for £60m in the summer. :lol: Settle down. The market was banjaxed long before we bought Antony.

 

 

First of all it's a striker, secondly it's from La Liga. For about 40% less.

 

 

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1 minute ago, Froggy said:

 

You literally bought a 1 in 3 striker for £60m in the summer. :lol: Settle down. The market was banjaxed long before we bought Antony.


Yes, when you morons went full tilt at Harry Maguire. [emoji38]

 

 

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2 minutes ago, The Bonk said:


Yes, when you morons went full tilt at Harry Maguire. [emoji38]

 

Van DIjk went for £75m a year before that. :lol: Obviously turned out a lot better for them than Maguire did for us but it was seen as a ludicrous fee at the time. As I said, market is banjaxed and has been for a long time.

 

Not sure on Ikons point like. I assume it's because Isak is a striker and came from a stronger league that the fee is justified, but we were seeing transfers like Pepe for £70m+ years ago. Football is just nuts. 

 

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Though unlike Van Dijk, Maguire isn’t one of the best CBs of the past decade. Considering the silverware return on that investment, Liverpool must consider that 75m money well spent.

 

 

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1 minute ago, Tomato Deuce said:

Though unlike Van Dijk, Maguire isn’t one of the best CBs of the past decade. Considering the silverware return on that investment, Liverpool must consider  that 75m money well spent.


Van Dijk wasnt one of the best CB’s of the last decade when he signed for Liverpool though. 

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34 minutes ago, Tomato Deuce said:

Though unlike Van Dijk, Maguire isn’t one of the best CBs of the past decade. Considering the silverware return on that investment, Liverpool must consider that 75m money well spent.

 

Hindsight though isn't it? The fees paid for Alisson and Van Dijk were huge but justified in the end. Just saying these huges fees have been flying about for a long time.

 

Pepe is arguably the worst one. :lol:

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2 hours ago, 54 said:

It all started with £35m for Andy Carroll tbh :lol:

 

That does seem a huge moment looking back. Liverpool had more money than sense after selling Torres and I think that definitely bumped things a bit.

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2 hours ago, Froggy said:

 

You literally bought a 1 in 3 striker for £60m in the summer. :lol: Settle down. The market was banjaxed long before we bought Antony.

Isak's career record at Sociedad was a goal every 184 mins in the league, tbf. Goal contribution every 160 mins, if you start bringing assists in. Most goals scored by an under 23 player after Haaland and Mbappe since 2019/whenever at the time we signed him etc. 

 

I'd say his fee was a bit inflated in today's market looking at the bigger picture but the raised eyebrows were mainly due to a final poor 6 months in Spain more than anything, his value prior to that would've been seen comfortably at £60m, imo. Wood's price to value was much worse and I was one of the ones that thought he'd do alright [emoji38] we paid 75% more than his actual worth.

 

 

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3 minutes ago, gbandit said:

One of Britain’s best tax evaders 

And if memory serves me right, a Brexiter?

Campaigned to leave the EU then took what was left of his business to the EU.

File under cunt, a la Dyson.

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