Suggesting Ferguson is 'Harry Kane level' is equally laughable.
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[Albion] Evan Ferguson
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Suggesting Ferguson is 'Harry Kane level' is equally laughable.
Their madness only really started last season…….and their amortisation approach probably means they are ok for that, but explains why they don’t seem to be in the market for anyone now, and are prepared to sell their captain for the right offer
GingerBeerMan
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- Dec 29, 2011
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To be fair, Kane was awful when he was 18. Even at 22 he didn't seem like he would play at a high level, then suddenly something clicked. But yes, to say Ferguson is anywhere near Kane's current level is absurd.
Suggesting Ferguson is 'Harry Kane level' is equally laughable.
I think it’s because the transfer fee is spread over the length of the contract. And most signings are over 8 years so divide their crazy spending by 8 and it’s not that bad. It does mean they will get to a point of needing to sell before they buy at some point.
I think dividing the transfer fee over the contract has now been limited to 5 years, but for UEFA only and the Premier League?
GT49er
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28.4 million Euros, eh? Hmmm ............ have to think about that.
GT49er
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Duplicate post.
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The Grockle
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Evan is arguably our biggest asset and it would be sad to see him go but I think it would have little impact on our progress particularly if we can invest in another striker.
He could definitely become a 150 million player but I'd say there ia a good chance his value might plummet.
He could definitely become a 150 million player but I'd say there ia a good chance his value might plummet.
GT49er
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Triplicate post!
ConfusedGloryHunter
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- Jul 6, 2011
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I wonder if the sauces are imaginary?
Justice
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Loan a player to direct rivals whom are all fighting for the top six 
The Grockle
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It's sad he's going though a tough patch with us, comes across as such a nice lad and very down to earth.
I feel like he just needs to spoon a goal in off his knee and something will click again for him. It's a big ask when he's probably lacking confidence but I would love for him to grab a goal of two of Thursday. It would be massive for us obviously but also do his confidence the world of good.
They are both six foot three, so it is, in fact, fact.
Suggesting Ferguson is 'Harry Kane level' is equally laughable.
nwgull
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I don’t want to be a pessimist, but an away European tie against Italian opposition isn’t the ideal sounding game if you’re wanting to get your goal-scoring mojo back.
Please let him make me eat this post
Javeaseagull
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- Feb 22, 2014
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I reckon when Harry Kane was 19 he was sat on Leicesters bench alongside Jamie Vardy IIRC in the Championship
Justice
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The Italian league is slower and less intense than the PL. Loftus Cheek scores regularly over there. Could actually be an ideal game for him.I don’t want to be a pessimist, but an away European tie against Italian opposition isn’t the ideal sounding game if you’re wanting to get your goal-scoring mojo back.
Please let him make me eat this post
It happens to strikers. He will come through it and be better for it.
He is without doubt a top quality player going through a bad patch, not a mediocre player who previously had a great run.
And were exactly the same height. I see you absolutely get it, tooI reckon when Harry Kane was 19 he was sat on Leicesters bench alongside Jamie Vardy IIRC in the Championship
At Sheffield United he tried to get the final touch on Adingra's second goal, but his form is so bad he managed to miss that too;