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33 minutes ago, Craig said:


He was always going to cost £60m because it's what he's worth in today's game. When the bid of £45m was mentioned the immediate reaction of anyone was it's at least £15m short. If he was our player and had a season like he's just had, there's no way we'd entertain any bid south of £60m for him.

Would you accept £45m for Murphy?

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49 minutes ago, Gemmill said:

I'd be fucking livid if I was Howe like. Pre season starts on Monday and we're still offering Burnley 60% of their stated asking price for Trafford. 

 

If Chelsea wanted Pedro, us meeting Brighton's valuation or not is irrelevant, cos they would have come in and gazumped us anyway - wages, London, and the player's apparent preference would have fucked us anyway. 

 

But we appear to have a clear run at Trafford, he wants to come, and we are dicking about on price. If we don't make Burnley an offer they can't refuse, they'll keep refusing it and keep a hold of a lad that gives them a better chance of staying up. 

Same with Guehi last year. Fucking madness rbh

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1 hour ago, MrBass said:

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Here you go Wykiki, that should soften the blow.


If that’s your sort of thing then can I point you in the direction of a certain Vurnon Anita.

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3 minutes ago, David Kelly said:

Would you accept £45m for Murphy?


I'm not sure of the relevance. It's not about what I'd accept, it's about what a selling club would accept. Are Forest likely to listen to an offer of £45m for a player pivotal to what they achieved last season? Not in my mind.

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4 minutes ago, Craig said:


I'm not sure of the relevance. It's not about what I'd accept, it's about what a selling club would accept. Are Forest likely to listen to an offer of £45m for a player pivotal to what they achieved last season? Not in my mind.

I was just interested in what people value Murphy at.  He had a better season than Elanga last term so I was wondering how we valued him in comparisson.

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7 minutes ago, David Kelly said:

I was just interested in what people value Murphy at.  He had a better season than Elanga last term so I was wondering how we valued him in comparisson.


£20-30m maybe? murphy just had his best season of his career aged 30. Elanga is what, 22 or 23 with his best years ahead of him 

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I think it's comparing apples with pears somewhat. They're at different points of their career and a lot rests on how pivotal the player is to the club he's at - was Murphy as much of a pivotal player for us as Elanga was for Forest last season? He had a decent season but he isn't as important to us as Elanga is to Forest. 

£45m was never going to get anywhere. If we're serious about signing these players, we need to go in with a bid higher than 75% of their current club's valuation. All we're doing at the moment is signalling intention and opening the door to 'Newcastle Tax' being applied. 



 

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2 minutes ago, Craig said:

I think it's comparing apples with pears somewhat. They're at different points of their career and a lot rests on how pivotal the player is to the club he's at - was Murphy as much of a pivotal player for us as Elanga was for Forest last season? He had a decent season but he isn't as important to us as Elanga is to Forest. 

£45m was never going to get anywhere. If we're serious about signing these players, we need to go in with a bid higher than 75% of their current club's valuation. All we're doing at the moment is signalling intention and opening the door to 'Newcastle Tax' being applied. 



 

I would say Murphy last season was just as important to us as Elanga was to Forest.  Murphy had 20 goal contributions in the league last season and we had no one else who looked like putting in numbers anywhere close to that on the right.

I agree with the different points in their career part and I think I'd be looking for £30m+ if we were to sell him.  The size of prices we're being quoted for replacements tells me we'd have to value him at that sort of amount.  We'd probably get about £15m for him from Saudi though.

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1 hour ago, wykikitoon said:

Fuck me.is she a scrum half?

 

This one any better Mr Fussy Pants?

 

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2 hours ago, Craig said:


He was always going to cost £60m because it's what he's worth in today's game. When the bid of £45m was mentioned the immediate reaction of anyone was it's at least £15m short. If he was our player and had a season like he's just had, there's no way we'd entertain any bid south of £60m for him.

 

Man U have reportedly a 20% sell on clause on Elanga plus he's still carrying £9 Mill of amortisation debt. Whatever fee is agreed (if) it's that amount less 20% + £9mill to derive what forest would get, so £60 Mill gets them £39 Mill ish.

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Between last summer and the general lack of decision making at the club I understand why people are a little jumpy right now, it's going to take a decent signing or two to restore confidence but there's plenty of time for that to happen. 

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Just now, Dr Gloom said:

There’s going to be quite the meltdown on social media if we end up with DCL on a free

 

If he's a Wilson replacement, I've not really got a problem with it, Bunce'll get him fit.

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