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Norwich & Swansea Coming in for Bridcutt



BUTTERBALL

East Stand Brighton Boyz
Jul 31, 2003
10,257
location location
I read somewhere about a month ago that Fulham were interested. To be honest, it is no great surprise given his performances this season. He would be extremely hard to replace.

I really hope we haven't gone back to be a selling club again for every half decent offer that comes in. The trouble is, it is not the club, it is often the players themselves who want to move and that makes it very difficult.
 




Cheeky Monkey

Well-known member
Jul 17, 2003
23,180
f*** of Lambert you c*nt. We should make him pay £10m for Bridcutt to make up for raping us for Bennett. Absolute f***ing wanker.
 


PriapismBoy

New member
Apr 18, 2011
964
Durrington
We are the 14th best wage payers in the division so to keep hold of our key players we need to increase our wage budget otherwise players will go if ther money is going to be doubled/Tripled
 


Tony Meolas Loan Spell

Slut Faced Whores
Jul 15, 2004
18,067
Vamanos Pest
We are the 14th best wage payers in the division so to keep hold of our key players we need to increase our wage budget otherwise players will go if ther money is going to be doubled/Tripled

Thats a good stat. So considering that and where we are thats about right on target.
 


Which is why we need to keep ambitious and be very considerate when buying players - if only to compliment the few excellent ones we do have.
Otherwise, they are off as soon as ANY Prem club comes in for them.

If Bridcutt or any of our players have personal ambition to play against (or with) the likes of Rooney, Drogba, Henry (all of a sudden back in the prem) Modric and Gerrard, and be on a plateau for possible international call-up, then they want to get to the Premiership asap. That could mean without us, unless we look good for promotion pronto.
 






Scoffers

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Jan 13, 2004
6,846
Burgess Hill
Our Chairman has just spunked £100m on our new stadium and has allocated another reported £20m for the upgraded training facilities, we're likely to be adding another 8,000 seats which I'm sure will cost a packet, not surprising then that we have a wage cap. You cannot have it both ways unless you are a multi-billionaire. Lets get some sense of reality here.
 


S'hampton Seagull

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Oct 12, 2003
6,826
Southampton
I did remark at the time of Bridcutt signing his 2 year deal that we should have got him on a 3 year at least.
 
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JBizzleBeard

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Jan 23, 2007
3,797
Brighton
Our Chairman has just spunked £100m on our new stadium and has allocated another reported £20m for the upgraded training facilities, we're likely to be adding another 8,000 seats which I'm sure will cost a packet, not surprising then that we have a wage cap. You cannot have it both ways unless you are a multi-billionaire. Lets get some sense of reality here.

But we don't wanna be playing in L1/2 in it.
 


Pavilionaire

Well-known member
Jul 7, 2003
30,778
1. Any Championship team who pay modest wages to good players runs the risk of losing those players. Do what you can to persuade them to stay, but once they're off then get the best price. I think in recent years the club's got a very good record for getting a good price for players sold.

2. Presumably the club already scouts for players to bring in should they lose any of the spine. We'd lined up CMS, Lua Lua and Buckley to replace Murray and Bennett so, again, the club has done well in this area too.

3. The threat of losing players like Dunk, Bridcutt and Noone will be reduced once we have the extra capacity. Bloom has wasted no time in submitting the plans for approval so, again, the club has done what it can.
 






Ernest

Stupid IDIOT
Nov 8, 2003
42,746
LOONEY BIN
No point having a decent ground if we are going to sell any decent player as soon as the first bid comes in, might as well have stayed at Withdean and kept Dick Tight as chairman as the only thing to have changed would be we didn't get wet if it rained.

Bloom better be careful he doesn't become as hated as the potless pillock became.
 


Mellotron

I've asked for soup
Jul 2, 2008
31,976
Brighton
Our Chairman has just spunked £100m on our new stadium and has allocated another reported £20m for the upgraded training facilities, we're likely to be adding another 8,000 seats which I'm sure will cost a packet, not surprising then that we have a wage cap. You cannot have it both ways unless you are a multi-billionaire. Lets get some sense of reality here.

How many billions would Tony Bloom need to have to be a "multi" billionnaire?
 






kano

Member
Jun 17, 2011
321
Get a grip, hes a great player and we would be better with him, but well be fine without him. This is just another reality check that, while we are going places, its not going to be quite as fast as some anticipated.
 


Paskman

Not a user
May 9, 2008
2,018
Chiddingly, United Kingdom
No point having a decent ground if we are going to sell any decent player as soon as the first bid comes in, might as well have stayed at Withdean and kept Dick Tight as chairman as the only thing to have changed would be we didn't get wet if it rained.Bloom better be careful he doesn't become as hated as the potless pillock became.

I do in Row F!!!!
 




seagullsovergrimsby

#cpfctinpotclub
Aug 21, 2005
43,702
Crap Town
Murray - Free
Crofts - £1m?
Bennett - £1m
Muzza was out of contract at the end of last season. The Pikeys are now paying him more than what we thought he was worth and over a 3 year period.
 




Pavilionaire

Well-known member
Jul 7, 2003
30,778
Murray - Free
Crofts - £1m?
Bennett - £1m

Murray was out of contract, so there was no question of ever getting a fee. If we'd sold him in the earlier window we might not have got promoted.
Crofts - Yeah, £1million was a good deal for a bloke who, prior to his one season with us, had appeared 25 times on loan for Peterborough and Wrexham, scoring 1 goal.
Bennett - £1.5million, according to most sources. A good price for a bloke unproven in the top 2 divisions.
 


Surrey Phil

Well-known member
Aug 3, 2010
1,489
Calm down everyone. We held on to Bennett in the last January transfer window and will hold on to Bridcutt this transfer window. Don't forget any club has to get past Tony "The Lizard" Bloom first! What happens in the summer may be a different matter but with a new recuruitment team in place I'm sure we will sign better replacements. Keep the faith.
 


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