Is it career progression? He wouldn’t be playing European football & there’s no guarantee Chelsea will suddenly be brilliant. It’s bank balance progression. Albion have no moral case to answer. If Moises doesn’t like the money, he shouldn’t have signed a contract to 2027.
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[Albion] Where is Moises going? (Chelsea - 14/08/2023)
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oldboyroy
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Moises expected to force move, is in disbelief that the 80 million has been rejected and desperately wants out according to twatter!! Wonder how far he can throw his toys
blockhseagull
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So wages are directly related to transfer value are they ?
Wow… if that’s the case what’s Jordan Henderson worth ? £500m ?
I’ll spell this out for you.
The price is £100 mill or less than that plus Colwill. What Chelsea have done is the equivalent of offering zero for a £20 mill player (which was our record fee paid until recently).
The people to blame for this are Chelsea who paid over the odds in almost every transfer last season.
What?
Sorry Clive but that’s nonsense.
Salary and transfer fee are unrelated and effectively two separate negotiations.
Turning your argument on his head, how about if the agent/player demands 1% of the transfer fee, fairly certain they’d prefer 1% of £80m rather £100m…..
Seasider78
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- Nov 14, 2004
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Looking at their squad no guarantee they will get into Europe next season either. Imagine this is part of the discussion we are having with the player if you stay you get a season shining in Europe and will probably attract bigger and better clubs.
The Maharajah of Sydney
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Market turned on its head.
Moises now Odds-On to stay put.
Odds courtesy of SkyBet
Moises now Odds-On to stay put.
Odds courtesy of SkyBet
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That's one bookie. Check the rest !! 1/8 at most to be a Chelsea player this window.
southstandandy
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- Jul 9, 2003
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I accept that the Chavs don't want to pay £100m for him but in the scheme of things is another £20m going to make much difference to them?
Bit like me quibbling about the price of a tube of Pringles.
Bit like me quibbling about the price of a tube of Pringles.
portslade seagull
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Chelsea reportedly now looking at other targets. Good riddance
pocketseagull
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- Dec 29, 2014
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Of course it is, Chelsea are a big six club, us being in Europe next season doesn't change that. The fame, reputation, money etc. teams that kids grow up dreaming to play for.
Losestanley is really earning his wedge, what with all the insider knowledge he's bringing to this deal.
If Saudi Arabia won't give The Todd an extra £20m perhaps he can make some savings in the recruitment team.
If Saudi Arabia won't give The Todd an extra £20m perhaps he can make some savings in the recruitment team.
Yep. **** off Chelsea.
Didn't you play for Chelsea once?
Kalimantan Gull
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How far we have come as a club? All those world-famous clubs linked to one of our players, who we've just turned down an £80 million bid for!
To think that in the not too distant past, when we were skint, we'd be scrabbling around for free transfers, last minute loans, or offering to buy a team some new kit and play them in a pre-season friendly in exchange for one of their players.
What a fabulous time to be a Seagulls fan.
I don’t follow this logic. He was happy with the wage offered a few months ago when he knew full well we would be after 100 million this summer. What changed?
Indeed, also guaranteed way of driving engagement with all the rage clicks a toy throwing from the Chelsea plastics
Uh_huh_him
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- Sep 28, 2011
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This.
The Chelsea Chavs bleating on about their "History", is ignoring their very concerning present.
Before Abramovich they were a minor player.
The lst couple of seasons may have ended with them as World champions, but in retrospect they were clearly at the end of that road.
Boehly has bought peak Chelsea and broken it.
There is absolutely no guarantee that his money will take them back to the top again.
Boehly is up against 2 state run clubs, United and Liverpool and a resurgent Arsenal (with as much backing as them).
UCL is going to be a struggle.
Chelsea is not the destination it once was.
Moises waiting another year, to see how Poch gets on, is the best option for him, IMO.