Didnt he lose his drivers license?
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[Albion] Bissouma (Gone to Spurs 17/06/2022)
- Thread starter Bigsul
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Didnt he lose his drivers license?
I’ve seen the ‘low valuation’ linked to lack of goals and assists on social media where people actually do it under their personal profiles. You may as well post ‘l’m financially illiterate’!
It’s all about contract length and his age. His top level quality should be unchallenged. His value to our club probably looks something like this:
Bissouma value (4 year contract left) = £65m
Bissouma value (3 year contract left) = £55m
Bissouma value (2 year contract left) = £45m
Bissouma value (1 year contract left) = £30m
Bissouma value (6 months contract left) = £15m
- Jul 10, 2003
- 25,809
How very ambitious of you.He was superb at winning the ball when he shouldn't, a skill very rare in today's game. Did a great job for us, Good luck Biss
A few signings for the U23s/going straight out on loan and you can close the window now thanks.
Well it seems to have served us well the last few years
Thunder Bolt
Silly old bat
Most footballers do at some stage. Traffic offences are not put on record unless you want a driving job.
Thunder Bolt
Silly old bat
I think it’s called amortisation or some such thing. If only we had a dullard to explain it to us.
I recon that when you have nightlife like this, how can you possibly miss out on such a move
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nAoGd6a0xYo
And for the benefit of [MENTION=12475]jcdenton08[/MENTION], The Leyton Buzzards morphed into Modern Romance, the band who gave us Ay Ay Ay Ay Zanussi, the tune celebrated on today's thread about a possible new singing.
Spooooooky!
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nAoGd6a0xYo
And for the benefit of [MENTION=12475]jcdenton08[/MENTION], The Leyton Buzzards morphed into Modern Romance, the band who gave us Ay Ay Ay Ay Zanussi, the tune celebrated on today's thread about a possible new singing.
Spooooooky!
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willalbion
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True, however, he’s bloody brilliant. Assuming he goes to Tottenham, they’re very lucky to have got him. He’s a steal @ 25 mill edit* or even £30m.
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LamieRobertson
Not awoke
Lost mine once ..but found it the next day
herecomesaregular
We're in the pipe, 5 by 5
Our most improved player in recent years to be sure (how much that may be down to Potter?) Happy to acknowledge I really didn't rate him at first and then poof he just bloomed quite suddenly into a top, top player. Not surprised he'll be playing Champions League football next season. Be interesting to see how he looks amongst and against better players. But on the other hand it's amazing to wonder, also, will we really miss him? Mwepu (if he can stay fit) and Caicedo also look absolute class, Caicedo especially. Amazing times for an Albion midfield, almost can't believe the quality in the stripes nowadays.
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portslade seagull
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The evidence hasn't been checked yet. I know the assigned Forensic investigator. Seems they have been pushed to move it on. Probably to assist the prospective move
Did he not see Biss and co rip the piss out of that midfield just a few weeks ago?
Justice
Dangerous Idiot
Well it seems to have served us well the last few years
Cucurella, Mwepu £30m well spent last summer more of the same please.
pure_white
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- Dec 8, 2021
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It feel like he has gone far too cheaply and why Rottenham? Bit embarressing going there. I wonder if Rottenham uded his alleged nightclub incident to grab a bargain? How can that money possibly buy a replacement. Will the season start with more (value, quality) out than coming in?
brighton_tom
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- Jul 23, 2008
- 4,817
So Brian Owen in his article says - The Argus understands the transfer fee involved would be "much higher" than the £25 million initially reported.
So is he quoting his source with the much higher? Usually his writing seems well informed and honest. If much higher means with add ons we're around the £35m mark then im happy. But I guess we'll never truly know what the fee was.
So is he quoting his source with the much higher? Usually his writing seems well informed and honest. If much higher means with add ons we're around the £35m mark then im happy. But I guess we'll never truly know what the fee was.
Enlightening post, ffs !
albionalex
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We already have his replacement in Caicedo.
Now we just need to sign Caicedo's replacement for when he's sold in two years
We already have his replacement in Caicedo.
Now we just need to sign Caicedo's replacement for when he's sold in two years
Its absolutely the way forward a sustainable model as used by Southampton for decades
GT49er
Well-known member
So, another one who, without the benefit of blue and white tinted specs, thinks that Spurs have got a steal.
Many Spurs, Arsenal and ManU fans think that's exactly why Spurs got him dirt cheap (in their view).
If indeed it does turn out to be £35M and not £25M (or even £22.5M) I would be much happier.
Southampton, after selling all their star players have been flirting with relegation the last few seasons though.
Maybe I would prefer the Leicester or even Palace model for sustainability.
brighton_tom
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- Jul 23, 2008
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In these circumstances a deal that's both good for Spurs and us can coexist. On a long contract Biss is a £50m player so anything below will be seen as discounted, but with 1 year remaining on his contract anything over £30m has to be seen as still decent for us. If its a fee above £30m and some add ons which a lot of credible journalists are saying it is then I feel thats a decent deal.
We've also got to remember that it has been partly our own decision to do it this way. We could have sold him last summer for more, but we've kept hold of him and had another year of his services resulting in a top 10 finish.