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January Transfer Window - 2023


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15 minutes ago, VillaChris said:

En-Nesyri is a striker I'd like us to go after. Not playing much for Sevilla currently but mid 20s and scored 18 in 20/21.

Was going to mention Taremi of Porto aswell but he's 30 which surprised me.

That was 2 seasons ago, he has never hit double figures for a season except that season. Is the type that Wolves/West Ham would sign and we would cry but in general he isnt great

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3 minutes ago, Zatman said:

That was 2 seasons ago, he has never hit double figures for a season except that season. Is the type that Wolves/West Ham would sign and we would cry but in general he isnt great

We aren't going to be signing anyone regularly hitting 15-20 in a major league though so given he's mid 20s and we have a decent relationship with Sevilla with the two summer signings it wouldn't shock me if we looked at him.

Isak fell off the scoring charts last season but his overall game has looked promising for Newcastle so far.

People might thinking signing another forward is overkill but at end of season Ollie will only have two years left on his deal so optimum time to move him on while his value is still good and Ings is old, highly paid and not been very good for us so not a long term option.

So a fresh option in final third alongside Archer developing is how we need to do it.

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Interesting interview by Newcastle's Sporting Director:

Newcastle United: Dan Ashworth says spending £200m a year on players 'unsustainable' - BBC Sport

It kind of mirrors the comments made by Purslow about selling to buy.  Spending huge sums of money each transfer window isn't sustainable.  Seems Newcastle are in the same boat as us despite their rather rich owners,

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3 hours ago, duke313 said:

Interesting interview by Newcastle's Sporting Director:

Newcastle United: Dan Ashworth says spending £200m a year on players 'unsustainable' - BBC Sport

It kind of mirrors the comments made by Purslow about selling to buy.  Spending huge sums of money each transfer window isn't sustainable.  Seems Newcastle are in the same boat as us despite their rather rich owners,

Absolutely the pragmatic way of running a club, even with massively rich owners. 

Yet fans moan every single year if the club isn't spending £150m+ and masking it as a "lack of ambition"...

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13 hours ago, duke313 said:

Interesting interview by Newcastle's Sporting Director:

Newcastle United: Dan Ashworth says spending £200m a year on players 'unsustainable' - BBC Sport

It kind of mirrors the comments made by Purslow about selling to buy.  Spending huge sums of money each transfer window isn't sustainable.  Seems Newcastle are in the same boat as us despite their rather rich owners,

The problem is why are we spending when we probably have better kids than some of our signings? Why don’t we sell some of the bad first team performer’s? How can we expect clubs to be lining for players who are known not wanted? 
For me, selling Watkins and McGinn next winter is a priority, we can’t damage their prices more, and we know that if we want to improve they need to be out of the first eleven. 

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Quite right that it's not sustainable and is vaguely absurd; however, that is modern football.

Seems a bit like entering a casino, losing an absolute fortune betting on bad hands etc, and then afterwards saying "You know, this whole gambling money to win money thing, it's really quite silly. We don't do that."

Well you do, actually. You've thrown away crazy money on average players for years, and based on the most recent window, that's still more or less the transfer policy. That goes for both Toon and Villa, for the record.

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On 06/10/2022 at 14:11, Steero113 said:

His goal return is considerably worse than Ollie Watkins that's what 'could have been' 🤣 If he'd have produced 27 goals in 102 appearances he'd be getting absolutely mullered on here (OW has produced 26 in 80 in a far harder league and is no way near good enough for us). 

Ranked 14th in the Ballon Dor Ratings.
Not bad for someone who would "get mullered on here"

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I don’t want to go OT and start moaning about SG, but the issue with the next few transfer windows is that most managers want fullbacks that can defend and a few wingers/inside forwards. 
 

Gerrards way of playing always meant a mini rebuild should he depart. 
 

 

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On 14/10/2022 at 11:25, duke313 said:

Interesting interview by Newcastle's Sporting Director:

Newcastle United: Dan Ashworth says spending £200m a year on players 'unsustainable' - BBC Sport

It kind of mirrors the comments made by Purslow about selling to buy.  Spending huge sums of money each transfer window isn't sustainable.  Seems Newcastle are in the same boat as us despite their rather rich owners,

 Lets hope were not interested in any players they are because they are far more attractive proposition at the minute because the appointment of Gerrard has set the club back years.

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Haven't been bothered by this until now. 

Hopefully we get the right manager in and we can shift McGinn and Ings or Watkins to get some funds to bring in some improvements.

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