Lets face it, the only players who stay with relegated clubs are those that can't get a transfer to the Prem. If West Brom offer 5m, we will prob say no. If West Brom then come back with 7m, we are sure to say yes. Its the way it goes.
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Phillips off. Palace, WBA and Sunderland in for him.
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Originally posted by MaineHoopsFan View PostI agree with Dave, I think he is going to want to go back to pl, especially has he really grew into himself at the end of last season. I bet he goes for no more than 7 million. That's pretty fair considering how little he contributed at the beginning of the year ( yes played out of position blah blah but any team buying him will not be willing to spend 10 on someone who had a good 10 week stretch)
I know it doesn't always work like that but I don't see it as foregone conclusion that he will leave this summer. I certainly think that we shouldn't be letting him leave unless the deal is financially beneficial for us!
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7M for Phillips but should keep if we can
7-8M for Fer - scored about 7 goals from midfield on a horrible team while missing 2 months
12-13M Austin - worth more but can't see us getting it
2-3M Green - he'll move before the season starts
throw in Sterling and we are over 30M. Already spent the Futch money so put another 10-12M into transfers in and the rest to settle debt and FFP. Team would have improved finances by 50+M with wages/transfers, would hopefully have a promotion pushing squad and not touched the TV money.
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if we paid 5m and after the 'half season' he's had in regard to assists and he still has 2 years to run. He's closer to 10m than 5m. especially with increase in tv revenues. We dont even have to sell him this window. would be an asset to us on the right too.Soldier: "im on reconnaissance sir.. im looking for our camouflage expert.. have you seen him?"
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That's all v well alarmo but you're selling a quality player with end product and replacing him with run it into the corner mackieI played sunday league football today.
Clearly I was the best player on the pitch.
I scored 5 and made 7 last ditch tackles.
We lost 5-0 but the rest of my team were sh it!
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I agree with the OP. I absolutely want us to hang on to Phillips and so far as I can tell there is no reason for us to sell him. If anybody wants him they will have to pay us well over the odds.
I also think he would be well advised to stay with us. He was bang average under HR but has blossomed under Ramsey. Ramsey has been getting the best out of him and he should not take it for granted that the next manager will be able to do the same. Another season absolutely killing it in the Championship would be great for him and great for us.'Only a Ranger!' cried Gandalf. 'My dear Frodo, that is just what the Rangers are: the last remnant in the South of the great people, the Men of West London.' - Lord of the Rings, Book II, Chapter I - Many Meetings.
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Originally posted by Tarbie View PostA players transfer value is whatever somebody else is prepared to pay for them. Pretty much every case I can think of when a fee has been over inflated has been when a player has time to run on his contract and the club are under no pressure to sell. 77m quid for Bale, 35m for Andy Carroll, 60m for Angel Di Maria, 50m for Torres are all examples of this.
Personally I don't think we are under any pressure to sell Phillips, he has 2 years to run on his deal, he's not established in the Prem to the point where a season in the Championship would be impossible and he seems like a decent lad with his head screwed on. Hopefully he'll knuckle down and play in the Championship if that is what's required.
With all the above in mind, I don't see why we should let him go for less than 8 or 9m. We see unproven foreign imports coming in for a lot more and often not coping in the Premier League. Matty has proved he can do it there, we should be holding on for a decent increase on the 4 or 5m that we paid for him!
This and his international ambitions for Scotland will not be damaged by playing in the Championship, as they selected Mackie and Anya amongst others from outside the top flight.
i also think selling him would be a huge mistake as he can make a big difference to the team. Furthermore £5M is an insult. Double that and maybe the club can consider their offer.
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Originally posted by WeAreQPR12 View PostThat's all v well alarmo but you're selling a quality player with end product and replacing him with run it into the corner mackie
QPR wont find another winger as good as him for £4m without a proper scouting process.
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