If the club receives a good offer for Bridcutt I would sell him. I feel now is the prefect time because Ince is coming through. Get Ince on a 4 year contract, get 4M for Bridcutt and everyone is happy. Ince has shown he has the ability to fill the role Bridcutt plays, and arguably has more potential. I can't see Bridcutt improving much further, so sell him whilst we can demand a high price.
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Let Bridcutt Go
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Agree...as long as we don't let Bridders leave on the cheap....Ince is one of the rising stars.
banjo
GOSBTS
I would of agreed with you before today but watching the two of them play together today gave Me an erection. The last time I got one of those was watching Nigella licking chocolate off a spoon.
I`d prefer to keep him TBH.
Cant disagree more. They're fantastic players individually but together they will become a force to be reckoned with.
More importantly, they're very different players. For players who play in a similar position they could hardly be more different.
More importantly, they're very different players. For players who play in a similar position they could hardly be more different.
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Yeah obviously keeping him would be fantastic. But in all honesty I can't see him staying much longer. The EPL is just so lucrative, and there are opportunities for Liam to exploit. I'm just saying if he leaves it's not the end of the world.
LamieRobertson
Not awoke
spot on
drew
Drew
Agree but I assume that the first two posters weren't at the game today otherwise why would you post what they did.
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I was at the game son! And that doesn't discredit posts anyway, so try reading through the whole thread before passing judgment.
Hyperion
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Ince is doing well for his age but the over hype on him on here is ridiculous. He has a dodgy first touch but yes, he is a beast with great potential.
Wanting Bridcutt to go is ridiculous, albeit, it may be a reality.
There has never been a more Consistant player in my lifetime than Liam Bridcutt so it is okay saying take the money, but he is a huge gap to fill in terms of quality
Wanting Bridcutt to go is ridiculous, albeit, it may be a reality.
There has never been a more Consistant player in my lifetime than Liam Bridcutt so it is okay saying take the money, but he is a huge gap to fill in terms of quality
Rich Suvner
Skint years RIP
Perhaps the OP wants Briddera to go because he prefers this division to the one above?
Cheeky Monkey
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- Jul 17, 2003
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This. Unless we get £120m for Bridcutt then it's not worth the bother because him and Ince could go a long way to getting us promoted. £5m, or thereabouts is f all in terms of his value to the team. To sell him would be a complete khaki on so many levels.
CM disclaimer: this post was made following the consumption of several fine bottles of St Austel Tribute Ale, so should any part of this post turn out to be complete trossocks I will fall back on that defence ( I don't think I will need it though)
drew
Drew
I'll pass judgement whenever I see fit. Find it astounding that after our best home display of the season you seem happy to accept a paltry £4m for probably our best player. I agree that he is likely to move on but that should be more when it suits us rather than him. If anything, agree to sell him in the summer if we don't get up this year but why put a massive spanner in the works with 3 months of the season to go!
Beach Hut
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It was like watching a tag team today with Bridcutt and Ince, both switching roles from anchoring the defence to attacking - very enjoyable.
severnside gull
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we will not get £4m or anywhere near it for a defensive midfielder
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Change at Barnham
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How long has Liam Bridcutt got left on his contract and what could we realistically receive for him?
If we deny him a Premier League move in January would his value be less in July because he would be closer to the end of his contract?
IF Oscar (a massive IF) could get 2 quality players in for the same money through his European contacts and knowledge it might tempt the club.
Stick or twist?
If we deny him a Premier League move in January would his value be less in July because he would be closer to the end of his contract?
IF Oscar (a massive IF) could get 2 quality players in for the same money through his European contacts and knowledge it might tempt the club.
Stick or twist?
Albumen
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Hooray, another Bridcutt thread.
Mutts Nuts
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And when Ince is injured?i hope Tony has higher ambitions for the Albion than you do, Ince and Bridcutt are a great partnership
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