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[Politics] Rhian Brewster









dejavuatbtn

Well-known member
Aug 4, 2010
7,204
Henfield
I would rather have someone like him on loan and rotate with permanent players, rather than doing our usual £20m gamble on an unproven player in the Premier League. If another proven player comes available during the course of the season then jump into the market at that stage.
Brewster’s millions better than most other options.
 


Whoislloydy

Well-known member
May 2, 2016
2,445
Vancouver, British Columbia
And when we develop him into a 40m player, we can try that it's unfair because Liverpool loaned him out and never rated him.

And if they won't sell him to us for peanuts, after the 3rd offer, we ask them to pay us for developing him.

That's how it works right? #FreeRhianBrewster
 


pornomagboy

wake me up before you gogo who needs potter when
May 16, 2006
6,015
peacehaven
most of the Liverpool fans on twitter want him to come to us as we play the same style of football and it would be a good learning cerve for him as he won't be playing eveygame as potter likes to rotate the team

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vagabond

Well-known member
May 17, 2019
9,804
Brighton
And when we develop him into a 40m player, we can try that it's unfair because Liverpool loaned him out and never rated him.

And if they won't sell him to us for peanuts, after the 3rd offer, we ask them to pay us for developing him.

That's how it works right? #FreeRhianBrewster

He’s Brighton through and through it’s so unfair why are Liverpool holding him hostage [emoji35]

#freerhian [emoji24][emoji24][emoji24]
 


















Mancgull

Well-known member
Nov 28, 2011
4,785
Astley, Manchester
The more I think of this one the more I can see it as an option if Klopp is prepared to let him go out on loan. He'll be wanting him at a Premier League club. Klopp would like the connection with Lallana and Potter/Ashworth.
Most importantly, Brewster has looked the business at Swansea and would give us another option upfront. Even if we signed a new striker, it's likely to be someone who is young and on the up and would benefit from not playing every game.
If so, we'd have four strikers competing for two places with Murray likely to go out on loan if we did secure Brewster.
(Maupay, Connolly, new striker, Brewster.)
 


SeagullinExile

Well-known member
Sep 10, 2010
5,699
London
The more I think of this one the more I can see it as an option if Klopp is prepared to let him go out on loan. He'll be wanting him at a Premier League club. Klopp would like the connection with Lallana and Potter/Ashworth.
Most importantly, Brewster has looked the business at Swansea and would give us another option upfront. Even if we signed a new striker, it's likely to be someone who is young and on the up and would benefit from not playing every game.
If so, we'd have four strikers competing for two places with Murray likely to go out on loan if we did secure Brewster.
(Maupay, Connolly, new striker, Brewster.)

Plus, a sweetener before we sell them White next summer for mega bucks. :whistle:
 




vagabond

Well-known member
May 17, 2019
9,804
Brighton
On a serious note I’m not sure I’m in favour of this move

I’d sooner develop our own players.. a purchase would be different
 


Swansman

Pro-peace
May 13, 2019
22,320
Sweden
The more I think of this one the more I can see it as an option if Klopp is prepared to let him go out on loan. He'll be wanting him at a Premier League club. Klopp would like the connection with Lallana and Potter/Ashworth.
Most importantly, Brewster has looked the business at Swansea and would give us another option upfront. Even if we signed a new striker, it's likely to be someone who is young and on the up and would benefit from not playing every game.
If so, we'd have four strikers competing for two places with Murray likely to go out on loan if we did secure Brewster.
(Maupay, Connolly, new striker, Brewster.)

Murray didnt sign a new contract to go out on loan to some Championship club for what is likely the last season in his career. He will remain in the squad.
 


severnside gull

Well-known member
May 16, 2007
24,540
By the seaside in West Somerset
The more I think of this one the more I can see it as an option if Klopp is prepared to let him go out on loan. He'll be wanting him at a Premier League club. Klopp would like the connection with Lallana and Potter/Ashworth.
Most importantly, Brewster has looked the business at Swansea and would give us another option upfront. Even if we signed a new striker, it's likely to be someone who is young and on the up and would benefit from not playing every game.
If so, we'd have four strikers competing for two places with Murray likely to go out on loan if we did secure Brewster.
(Maupay, Connolly, new striker, Brewster.)

Murray will not go out on loan
 


Weststander

Well-known member
NSC Patron
Aug 25, 2011
63,994
Withdean area
I think its an option if we cannot find/afford our own striker but as our friends from Yorkshire have found out, developing players for others only kicks the can down the road.

It can be a great solution for a season. Low risk, very low cost, freeing up funds for strengthening elsewhere in the squad.

The Leeds situation is unprecedented in that they have a sense of entitlement, over another club’s asset.
 








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