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Pointless with Goldson a better younger centre back 
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[Albion] £6 million Bid for Aden Flint Rejected
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pornomagboy
wake me up before you gogo who needs potter when
Gully Forever
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Oh that's right, We don't get injuries or bans. We don't need anymore centre backs, Silly me.
Icy Gull
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Plenty on here felt exactly like that when signed Duffy. Difference is that they meant it!
luppers
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Agree with your comments
nicko31
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We're not Chelsea
lawros left foot
Glory hunting since 1969
Playing today for Brizzle
Simontheseagull
Eye from the sky
Pointless with Goldson a better younger centre back
When playing for Bristol City at The Amex last season, Flint was outstanding and easily the man of the match according to Sky TV (my own MOM too). He may not be as young as Goldson, but I would say he is definately 1 or 2 steps up..
Why would Flint want to swap one Championship club for an (elect) other?
Our downwards momentum over the last few months, might not make a move to Sussex so enticing for players with several options.
Adding to the challenges of a January window for buying clubs.
Our downwards momentum over the last few months, might not make a move to Sussex so enticing for players with several options.
Adding to the challenges of a January window for buying clubs.
Simontheseagull
Eye from the sky
Playing in a "back 3" in the Premeir League for the rest of the season and more money.
Could solve our defensive set peice issues when playing him in the centre of a "back 3".
For 3 and a bit months. Is it worth it, if he can pick from PL clubs in the summer should Bristol City not go up?
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It's being so cheerful that keeps you going.
Simontheseagull
Eye from the sky
If he gains Premeir League experience and does well, but we go down, then we can sell him for a profit after the new "mega bucks" TV deal is announced in a few monthe time (when transfer fees rocket further).
Lacking debating skills there, no surprise.
The same points I made are mentioned in this article by a Sky Sports hack:
http://www.bristolpost.co.uk/sport/football/transfer-news/aden-flint-wanted-man-bristol-1118655
Why join a club in the relegation mix, when he can be a PL player in the summer any way?
Johnny RoastBeef
These aren't the players you're looking for.
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The best odds you can currently get on us going down is 8/5, which gives an implied probability of 61.54% of us staying up.
The Best odds on Bristol City getting promotion is 3/1, which implies a 75% chance of them remaining in the Championship next season.
If the lad has any sense he would jump at the chance of a move as soon as possible.
You've left out option 3 for Flint - a PL club buys him this summer. Based on his performances, including 2 outstanding games against the world's best, he'll be in demand. I can see the likes of Burnley, Wolves, Palace being keen. Us, if we get lucky and stay up.
Johnny RoastBeef
These aren't the players you're looking for.
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Or, if we are living in a fantasy world of ifs, option 4 where he gets an injury and misses the chance to sign for a premier league club altogether and the opportunity never comes around again.
Your argument is based on the hypothesis that we will get relegated. I would argue that the odds are on our side and I still have faith that we will stay up. There is probably no point debating the point further and time will tell who is correct.
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TSB
Captain Hindsight
Maybe. But he's 28 and has zero resale value so will only end up at a crap PL club battling relegation next season instead.
No it isn't. It's in the balance whether we'll go down or not. I don't think we're down.
Just saying that if Flint waits a short period, he'll know in what division he'll be playing for all of 2018/19.