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The RJW63 Official Jack Grealish Appreciation Thread


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2 minutes ago, Zatman said:

im sorry the last line doesnt make sense, we need to move McGinn on before we lose him?

After we lose him. Only reason at this point to still have McGinn is he is Jack's friend. That's it. He isn't good enough for where we want to be. 

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2 minutes ago, HalfTimePost said:

The same way

Liverpool (they were just Top4 year before and sold Coutinho in January the following year and still managed to maintain Top 4)

Spurs (Bale)

Leicester (Mahrez, Kante)

Have managed to get back into the Top 4 or maintain their progression at some point after losing great players.

Leicester haven't gotten close to winning the league since selling Kante. Spurs didn't strengthen themselves with any of the money they got from bale apart from Eriksen who was still worse. 

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24 minutes ago, beachboys1 said:

we wont nget anyone like that without jackl

Yes we will. We are still a mid table PL club, with masses of cash and a plan to challenge for Europe. Still very attractive to most players even without Jack. 

But in any case, I still think he is going to stay. 

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Just now, HalfTimePost said:

The same way

Liverpool (they were just Top4 year before and sold Coutinho in January the following year and still managed to maintain Top 4)

Spurs (Bale)

Leicester (Mahrez, Kante)

Have managed to get back into the Top 4 or maintain their progression at some point after losing great players.

You are forgetting a key thing. With the exception of Leicester those teams had the benefit of champions League income before selling these players, we have never played in it. If we sell Grealish we get alot of money, but the values of replacements triple as a result. As we haven't got them in before selling. So FFP will screw us again. We can't get into Europe by selling our best players, and when we do sell we have to spend more then value to replace. Some are caught in an endless cycle. Yes Leicester were anomaly, which at best we can hope to replicate.

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Villa twitter is a right embarrassment at the moment. No joke, some of our fans are looking like pathetic Arsenal fans, doom and gloom and constant whinging about how this will seal our fate and blah blah blah

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Just now, Rob182 said:

Villa twitter is a right embarrassment at the moment. No joke, some of our fans are looking like pathetic Arsenal fans, doom and gloom and constant whinging about how this will seal our fate and blah blah blah

Yeah it's a bit tragic.

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5 minutes ago, Pissflaps said:

Having wealthy owners hasn't been enough to keep Grealish. So what will change?  I cannot see how we can push forwards selling our best players all the time.

And no this isn't a dig at the owners they have been excellent. This isn't their choice. How are we supposed to get into the top 4 by weakening the team

 

You don't know that.

I mean if the Owners decision is to sell Grealish maybe they are seeing something we and the Shitty prats over at Bluemoon are not. Maybe they see his injury as something that could spike and he becomes useless in a season or twos time, maybe Jack sees that as well and they've decided to pull of a heist on City lol. There certainly is nothing against selling an injury prone player to a club for a fortune right??

There could be many reason as to why the club decides to give into selling Jack. Maybe it's the right time that Smith feels the Villa Squad needs to breathe without Jack and that they can do without all that expectation on the players as soon as Jack is injured.

I certainly think our Owners if they want to tie Jack down for longer could regardless of what city offer.

I still think there's a kicker coming and Jack will say no and our Owners will say no.

Imagine Jack as a City player, see less ball, doesn't get fouled as much, anywhere near and it is a stat and half to be top of. Jack won't be an assist king like he is at Villa in fact in every area of Jack amazing play because of city's other quality players Jack will be shown to be a weakened player who doesn't make things happen like he does at Villa. Jack will just be another player who is used here and there and that Jack wont see as much of the ball like he does at Villa.

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8 minutes ago, MotoMkali said:

This is the truth. If we sell Jack. We aren't competing for Europe for a long time. We also need to massively upgrade our midfield and move McGinn on if we lose him as well. 

With our present team WITH Jack in it......We are equally not guaranteed to make European football....there are too many what if's

If Bailey comes in @ £35 mill and tears it up....we have another £65 mill to plug some gaps.

What if Jack has another bout of his shin Problem.....some unemotionally attached fans could say, with that injury looming, I would snap their hands off at £100 mill......but are we sure they have offered that in cash?

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6 minutes ago, Gillz said:

Obviously don't want him to go - and will be gutted if he did - But can we just appreciate something for a minutes.....

 

Our local lad Jack could potentially be a the highest ever English transfer, the highest ever PL player even. Not bad for a kid from Solihull

 

He's an absolute superstar,  whatever happens. 

Who gives a crap great player for us but he could have been a absolute legend with the club that will be tarnished now 

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5 minutes ago, Pissflaps said:

So if Grealish leaves in a few days you will no longer feel the need to tell me to get a grip? 

If he doesn't leave then great. The fact remains about selling players when we are at our strongest and never being able to compete though. It's happened before, the cycle needs to end.

The cycle won't end.

Barca have had Messi (!) Linked away atleast the last 3 summers.

Barca/Real have had the likes of Figo move across the divide.

Madrid lost CR7

Man Utd had fans turn up at Rooneys house with flares and balaclavas because he might move to City. They've lost Beckham, Ronaldo, Stam

Liverpool have lost Torres, Suarez, Coutinho. Came so close to losing Gerrard.

Chelsea have lost Hazard, struggled to even keep Hudson-Odoi

Arsenal have lost Nasri, RVP, Henry, Adebayor, Cole.

The cycle won't end. It's what you do after you lose a great player. Previously we've bottled it. Now we have another chance.

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3 minutes ago, Rob182 said:

Villa twitter is a right embarrassment at the moment. No joke, some of our fans are looking like pathetic Arsenal fans, doom and gloom and constant whinging about how this will seal our fate and blah blah blah

Football attracts the very worst of society and naturally we have our share.

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4 minutes ago, MotoMkali said:

Leicester haven't gotten close to winning the league since selling Kante. Spurs didn't strengthen themselves with any of the money they got from bale apart from Eriksen who was still worse. 

To be fair Leicester should never have gotten near winning the league anyway. But they still lost a lot of key players. Even since, Maguire? And have kept progressing.

Spurs have continued to be in or around the CL though. It can be done. 

The point is it doesn't mean we're suddenly in a relegation battle. Which is what PF had said.

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1 minute ago, HalfTimePost said:

The cycle won't end.

Barca have had Messi (!) Linked away atleast the last 3 summers.

Barca/Real have had the likes of Figo move across the divide.

Madrid lost CR7

Man Utd had fans turn up at Rooneys house with flares and balaclavas because he might move to City. They've lost Beckham, Ronaldo, Stam

Liverpool have lost Torres, Suarez, Coutinho. Came so close to losing Gerrard.

Chelsea have lost Hazard, struggled to even keep Hudson-Odoi

Arsenal have lost Nasri, RVP, Henry, Adebayor, Cole.

The cycle won't end. It's what you do after you lose a great player. Previously we've bottled it. Now we have another chance.

Arsenal have lost Martinez 

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