I think he should personally introduce our future signing to the Amex (Bobby-style) before the Hull game. That would go some way to making up for his cheating.
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Jonathan Calleri
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I think he should personally introduce our future signing to the Amex (Bobby-style) before the Hull game. That would go some way to making up for his cheating.
chucky1973
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Development squad?
Blue Valkyrie
Not seen such Bravery!
I'm at a loss as to why some can't see this. It's US Dollars.
Captain Sensible
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Definitely definately USDollars. No body does transfers in Pesos, it's too unstable historically and even though is pinned to the Dollar, I think clubs like Boca have their accounts in U.S. Dollars to make South American transfers easier, not sure if I heard that once. But whatever the reason, it's US Dollars.
The Wizard
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- Jul 2, 2009
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Indeed, I said that earlier in the thread I'm not sure what some people have been sniffing if they think a club of Boca stature would sell a 21 year old with a very handy goal record for 1m. I'm really not sure what to think about this if it's true anyway, part of me thinks WOW, the other part is extremely scared of spending such money
- Nov 11, 2009
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i'm not so sure, the reason is yesterday Everton completed the signing of another hot prospect/quality cente forward also with an Italian passport, Leandro Rodriguez, 22 (almost same age) and banging them in (in the uruguayan league!!), Martinez raving about how quality he is, he can go straight into Everton first team etc and his price was £500k
http://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/0/football/34092525
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deletebeepbeepbeep
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- May 12, 2009
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This is what I thought when I saw that deal yesterday on that basis it must be £1m otherwise we are being ripped off.
Bladders
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How long was left on his contract though?
Calleri has 3 years left on his Boca deal I do believe
- Nov 11, 2009
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actually, i just realised i got a rad confused with geography!!
and have amended post, he came from river plate montevideo in the uruguayan league and, not river plate Buenos aries, still 500k sounds a snip for a player of similar age who's prolific, its what we paid for COG.BensGrandad
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It is quite simple, the price quoted equates to about £8m and we have never ever been in that league for paying transfer fees. Perhaps it is a gamble on promotion by TB but nobody knows for certain. If it was peso or as has been suggested in Argentina the peso is reffered to as dollars and that would put him in a price bracket of about £1m which is usual for us. It is just a matter of getting used to us paying transfers of millions rather than hundreds of thousands.
Blue Valkyrie
Not seen such Bravery!
It is impossible to get a player like this for £1 million.
The price is US Dollars.
- Nov 11, 2009
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Its a good point and common sense says its all pie in the sky, but let not use common sense and rationally collapse the dream, surely the deal has got to be still on!
deletebeepbeepbeep
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actually, i just realised i got a rad confused with geography!!
I was going to bring you up on that but not sure there is such a price difference between promising youngsters from South America.
deletebeepbeepbeep
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- May 12, 2009
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It seems Everton got a player like that for 500k so not impossible.
BASINGSTOKESEAGULL
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How many pounds is $10 million worth? Just to realise the scale of this!
martin tyler
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Around £6.2 million
LamieRobertson
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Seagull58
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If this guy is in the mould of Aguerro and Tevez and even half as good this will be a great coup. To see an aggressive marauding Argie goal machine rampaging through the Championship in an Albion shirt would be just amazing. I'm actually quite tearful as I write this. Takes me back to the days of Robinson, Lawrenson, Fossie, Stevens et al. Good times are here again.
Superseagull
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Got a sneaky feeling this might just happen. Just get the impression something has changed within the club and we are now prepared to do a deal like this. Exciting times at the Albion.