because according to them 'actual footballing reasons' don't exist for clubs like us. in their eyes, we exist simply to supply the big clubs with players, nothing else, and we should be grateful we've been allowed to be in the premier league in the first place.
Maybe £30m is just for his left nut?
Yep, saw that last night. What a plum he is. It wouldn't surprise me if he said it purely for the attention he'd get from it!Apologies if fixtures, but Stan Collymore has been sharing more of his wisdom, this time about Mitoma:
“He isn’t going to command a huge fee. He’ll have two years left on his deal and he was bought for virtually nothing, so from a commercial point of view, even a £30m offer, which would be over a 500 per cent return on investment in just 12 months, would be too good for Brighton to turn down.
“And, as we all know, that kind of deal is something Chelsea’s new owner would lick his lips at.”
Collymore is an idiot. Nothing to see here or anywhere in his oxygen range.Apologies if fixtures, but Stan Collymore has been sharing more of his wisdom, this time about Mitoma:
“He isn’t going to command a huge fee. He’ll have two years left on his deal and he was bought for virtually nothing, so from a commercial point of view, even a £30m offer, which would be over a 500 per cent return on investment in just 12 months, would be too good for Brighton to turn down.
“And, as we all know, that kind of deal is something Chelsea’s new owner would lick his lips at.”
I heard it was £120m
Stan chilly more as daft as they come .Apologies if fixtures, but Stan Collymore has been sharing more of his wisdom, this time about Mitoma:
“He isn’t going to command a huge fee. He’ll have two years left on his deal and he was bought for virtually nothing, so from a commercial point of view, even a £30m offer, which would be over a 500 per cent return on investment in just 12 months, would be too good for Brighton to turn down.
“And, as we all know, that kind of deal is something Chelsea’s new owner would lick his lips at.”
Good at beating the Swedes.
Big balls
I'm sure we have flogged a few Mitoma shirts, but for relatively small amounts of money. What players like Kaoru give the club is less measurable, but something sought after by every Chief Exec of every company everywhere. Brand prominence. That's where the real money is, because sponsors want a a bit of Brighton star dust attached to their name, I bet we announce tonnes of random sponsorship deals, in the next year. Official bog roll supplier, that sort of thing. When the Amex deal is up for renewal, we can genuinely market ourselves as a world brand.
I was curious about this since you asked, the Telegraph says;
