Perhaps. But we are a team that breaks quickly and he's always looked quite sluggish to me.
Thought he was older TBH.
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Jovetic
- Thread starter philgull25
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Perhaps. But we are a team that breaks quickly and he's always looked quite sluggish to me.
Thought he was older TBH.
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Arthur
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What a strange site. Is it supposed to be a parody? I don't get it
I don't think so but I'm not sure. Ranks very well in google so they are doing something right. Looks like they just reproduce content for each side and load it up with keywords that google will like.
Assume that is just an oversight as it's the same copy (except for the team changed) as the Watford page: http://sillyseason.com/salary/watford-fc-players-salaries-101455/
It always makes me laugh on here and other sites when people speak with such authority on players salaries. I can only assume young [MENTION=3975]ben[/MENTION]kelly_10 who wrote both and I expect all the similar articles on that site is just basing his numbers on what Fifa or Football manager tells him.
Deeney being linked with Everton on Twitter, and, er, Leeds. [emoji23][emoji23][emoji23][emoji23]
Dunk will be very upset when he realises he's on the lowest wage in the squad. Even Rohan Ince is getting 3 times as much.
Megazone
On his last warning
Sssshhh! He's not supposed to know. And don't forget, they all get paid the same!
Bladders
Twats everywhere
Why would we throw big money at a player who doesn't even want to come to England? 
Guy Fawkes
The voice of treason
- Sep 29, 2007
- 8,197
Probably either just paper talk or it's an agent putting out a story in order to try to force the other, previously interested clubs into action either to create a bidding war (more likely between the 2 clubs mentioned above) or get them to act quickly and sign their player through fear of missing the chance to sign them if they wait any longer. Our club may have been picked as the one supposedly bidding based on the fact that we are yet to score this season and have previously stated we are in the market for a striker and therefore easy to conjure up a plausible #fakenews story about
Yoda
English & European
Late to the thread, but don't just go by the most basic of wiki stats FFS!
Lets do a proper break down shall we? (GS= Games Started, SB= Appearance from Subs Bench, G= Goals, A= Assists)
Last season at Sevilla:
GS: 13, SB: 11, G: 7, A: 5
2015/16 at Inter:
GS: 19, SB: 8, G: 6, A: 2
2014/15 at Man City:
GS: 14, SB: 12, G: 5, A: 4
2013/14 at Man City:
GS: 6, SB: 14, G: 7 A: 1
2012/13 at Fiorentina:
GS: 32, SB: 1, G: 13, A: 5
2011/12 at Fiorentina:
GS: 28, SB: 0, G: 14, A: 3
2010/11 at Fiorentina:
Out for the whole season with ACL
2009/10 at Fiorentina:
GS: 30, SB: 5, G: 10, A: 8
2008/09 at Fiorentina:
GS: 19, SB: 14, G: 2, A: 1
It is also worth noting that during those first two season's at Fiorentina, he was not utilised as a striker under Prandelli, but more as the support player behind Mutu or Gilardino which is his prefered position.
hailshamseagull
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- Feb 21, 2009
- 138
I've got this feeling that if we sign this man we're be alright. It's early days for sure but a player of his calibre would command the opposition to re-think there game and he could free up space for the others. I appreciate Murray and Hemed can do this just don't think they have the same fear factor to the opposition as a player like Jovetic would have, seeing as he's been at big clubs he would demand the tactics board of the opposition to highlight him. Just my opinion.
Johnny RoastBeef
These aren't the players you're looking for.
- Jan 11, 2016
- 3,157
For a decent striker you are going to need to pay £80k a week, which equates to £4m a year.
To put it into context, an untried striker might demand £40k a week, £2m a year.
So for the sake of £2m this year we might add the goals that keep us up. I'm sure the club would be sensible to add a relegation clause into the contract, just in case it all went tits up.
Nixonator
Well-known member
Very talented player with a huge amount of experience at this level. Will surely demand more than we are willing to pay.
Murray 17
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- Jul 6, 2003
- 2,159
This would be the sensible answer, and perfect for clubs like us. However, players would refuse to sign, and instead take a deal without a relegation clause.
Johnny RoastBeef
These aren't the players you're looking for.
- Jan 11, 2016
- 3,157
Bloody player power.
Don't players pick up a share of any transfer fee? Perhaps a guaranteed relegation release fee allowing the player to move on for a predetermined amount, should we face the drop, might sweeten any potential deal we offer now?
Murray 17
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- Jul 6, 2003
- 2,159
A very good idea!
Needs intervention at the top to make it happen though. Clubs get into trouble when they are relegated with highly-paid players contracted to them for long periods.
Not Andy Naylor
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CH completely knocked this one down after the Barnet game. Sample quotes: "Who? Where is he now? That's not one I've heard."
Half Time Pies
Well-known member
VIsiting my wife's spanish family at the moment and her cousin just came up to me to tell me that the spanish national press are reporting that it's now between us and Sevilla for Jovetic signature.
Psychobilly freakout
HellBilly
Now then, now then. It's not over yet.