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EverTheOptimist
Player Valuation: £8m
Amazing turnaround from them in 2022.
If the table started January 1st, they would be in 3rd place with 26 points after 12 games.
Hopefully the only massive jump we see by them under their despotic regime and the PL force through the new rules on owner linked commercial deals that are in the works, needs to be done before the new season starts.
If the table started January 1st, they would be in 3rd place with 26 points after 12 games.
Hopefully the only massive jump we see by them under their despotic regime and the PL force through the new rules on owner linked commercial deals that are in the works, needs to be done before the new season starts.
Lobster Johnson
Player Valuation: £35m
And all it took was £100m
Simon Buttle
Player Valuation: £60m
Still have to spend it properly though. We are an example to the entire footballing world on how NOT to spend money
4 Eyes Better Than 2
Player Valuation: £8m
How many more times are you going to repeat this in this thread ? We get it already
You love what they're doing.
Get that crusty sock washed so you can have it fresh for Saturday when Newcastle pump Norwich for another 3 points.
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exactly
hallamblue
Player Valuation: £50m
Over £50 million on Kieran Trippier and Chris Wood. Is hardly prudent spending. Guimares looks decent, but other than that they've not spent well.
Simon Buttle
Player Valuation: £60m
At the moment their success seems to be down to Howe, Trippier is out injured, Wood hasn't scored much, Guimares is decent but will get picked off before long. Lets see what they do in the summer, they still have a long way to go before they reach the catastrophic levels of disaster spending we have
hallamblue
Player Valuation: £50m
Give it time! Trying to break through that ceiling is not easy. Villa are currently spunking money on the same sort of rubbish we did, as are Newcastle. The only way to break the cartel is to bring through young players, you can't short cut your way there.
Howe has done a terrific job. Always thought he was ok but nothing more, but might have to reassess my opinion of him
Simon Buttle
Player Valuation: £60m
Well yes and no, it is from the point of when you sign these players, but then you want to offer them good coaching so they can grow into the role. Man City, RS, and Chelsea all have an average age of 27/28 which is anatomically speaking the prime age bracket for a professional sportsperson. However I wouldn't want to sign a bunch of sub 23 year olds and expect them to start shooting us up the league which some posters on here do expect to happen.
hallamblue
Player Valuation: £50m
You bring in young players, develop them into great players, sell them for big money, use that money to buy older players who you think will improve your team, maybe at the end of their careers with a couple of years left in them, and invest the rest in young prospects, then rinse and repeat.
Marius57
Player Valuation: £60m
Still waiting for all the benitez cultists who used him (and Potter) in such a negative and derogatory way as if they were the only options and last resorts to take back what they said considering they are both top half.
Howe especially has done a fantastic job. Regardless of spending 100m, trippier has been injured a fair bit, but the only really waste (imo) is wood so far. Bruno has made a real difference, as has Burn.
Howe has also got some of their previously poor players that their fans wanted rid of like Joelinton, to perform to a high level and look like a different player.
Looks a bit silly writing Howe off so quickly doesn't it.
WilliamPerry
Player Valuation: £20m
spent it more wisely than we spent £500m
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