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[Albion] Where is Moises going? (Chelsea - 14/08/2023)
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Mustafa II
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I feel confident that he will be going to Chelsea for a decent fee plus Colwill.
brighton_tom
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- Jul 23, 2008
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Isn’t that still a bidding war though? Arsenal bid 70m, Chelsea match it, we say no to both. Arsenal bid 75m, Chelsea match it, we say no to both… and so until we reach a number Tony likes. If Arsenal, and Chelsea’s matching bid aren’t high enough then he goes nowhere.
Greg Bobkin
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Someone get Arsenal to offer £200m and let's see what Chelsea Todd and Paul Losestanley (™ @Stat Brother) have to say about it
Seagull on the Hill
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- Jan 22, 2022
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f*** that!
I don't want Caiceido to go anywhere in this transfer window.
I don't want Caiceido to go anywhere in this transfer window.
Annoyingly, he is better than Rice (in many ways) but we’ll probably not get as much in. Declan is probably the most overrated player in the EPL right now. Watching Moises school him on the art of playing midfield was amazing at the Amex this season.
Mike Small
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- Dec 26, 2008
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They're not very bright are they Chelsea if that's the case. Get Arsenal to bid high even knowing they won't pay that and this forces Chelski Cowboys to pay more than they would of. Arsenal are happy as a rival pays more than they should. If they did state that, then they're in a bidding war.
But honestly, bar money, that's not a good career move for Moises. Poch won't sort that mess out. He's not good enough too. Can see Spurs will finish above them next year and I think we will too as things stand with RDZ at the helm. Sod off Chelsea.
But honestly, bar money, that's not a good career move for Moises. Poch won't sort that mess out. He's not good enough too. Can see Spurs will finish above them next year and I think we will too as things stand with RDZ at the helm. Sod off Chelsea.
Mike Small
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- Dec 26, 2008
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Can we just bloody keep him. Irreplaceable unlike Ali Mac the gent who I feel we can cope with as brilliant as he was.
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I see them as different players. Rice is a powerful runner with the ball in a way we've not really seen from Caicedo, who excels at breaking up opposition attacks.
I can understand why both Arsenal and Chelsea have been linked with both players. Having the insurance policy of Moises Caicedo behind him would give Rice more freedom going forward. I think they'd complement each other very well.
KZNSeagull
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Who is Felix Johnston?
so if he had identical offers from Arsenal and Chelsea - assuming both are at a level we would accept - a big if here
why would anyone choose not to play in CL
or just stick with us for another year - get European football with us - and off to Spain this time next year for 100m euros
why would anyone choose not to play in CL
or just stick with us for another year - get European football with us - and off to Spain this time next year for 100m euros
……the usual. Can probably triple his salary immediately
Uh_huh_him
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- Sep 28, 2011
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Weird comment re: Chelsea.
Why would we choose them over Arsenal, if both bids matched?
Why would we choose them over Arsenal, if both bids matched?
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More money, better conversation with the manager, better care for him and his family, there’s loads of reasons players might choose one club over another
GingerBeerMan
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If Chelsea are interested then it’s good for us , as it makes Colwill signing for us more hopeful.
Farehamseagull
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Hi Todd, they've bid ONE BILLION POUNDS! What you gonna do??
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Exactly I am not believing the transfer is potentially happening until that dickhead Romano wades in
