Nobby Cybergoat
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- Jul 19, 2021
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Competition hotting up nicely. Left sided centre back, yeh I know all that, but the way Webby was playing at the weekend, I think he'll take some shifting.
[Albion] Levi Colwill
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schmunk
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It's interesting to see the moves the club appear to be making to integrate Levi into the squad - perhaps pushing towards signing him in the summer?
Both from today:
www.brightonandhovealbion.com
Both from today:
Colwill: I loved the Amex atmosphere
Defender delighted with clean sheet in Albion's fifth Amex win out of six.
www.brightonandhovealbion.com
Colwill delays Chelsea future talks as Brighton loan gets back on track
The young defender is back and impressing for Brighton
www.standard.co.uk
Wardy's twin
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- Oct 21, 2014
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Personally think he might be our most expensive signing, he fits the club well and the club are doing their utmost to fit him in. We will need a new leader at the back at some point so maybe it will be him.
Justice
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Excellent last night he will definitely think about joining us .
- Oct 17, 2008
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What a signing he would be. Can’t see Chelsea letting him come to us permanently though, sadly.
banjo
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He probably wants European football so why sign for Chelsea 
You're assuming he has no interest in playing for England then.
Change at Barnham
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I wonder how this might play out if Colwill indicates to Chelsea that he doesn't want to sign a new contract and shows a preference to stay at Brighton?
The Evening Standard article that he has two years remaining on his Chelsea contract after this season.
Would Chelsea consider selling an unhappy player? Would Chelsea risk outrage from their supporters by selling a promising home grown player from their academy?
I think if Levi had just a year left on his Chelsea contract there would be a chance he could push for a move away (like Trossard's situation).
But unfortunately with two years remaining it looks like our chances are slim to none.
The Evening Standard article that he has two years remaining on his Chelsea contract after this season.
Would Chelsea consider selling an unhappy player? Would Chelsea risk outrage from their supporters by selling a promising home grown player from their academy?
I think if Levi had just a year left on his Chelsea contract there would be a chance he could push for a move away (like Trossard's situation).
But unfortunately with two years remaining it looks like our chances are slim to none.
brighton_tom
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- Jul 23, 2008
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He looks so fitting at our club I’d be happy for us to spend some serious dosh on him. Also, if the best we could get is another years loan then that is no bad thing in my eyes.
Great last night.
He won’t be leaving the Chavs, no way will they allow an academy gem to leave who’ll likely marshal the England and Chavs defence for 10-15 years.
He won’t be leaving the Chavs, no way will they allow an academy gem to leave who’ll likely marshal the England and Chavs defence for 10-15 years.
- Oct 17, 2008
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It would be a club record fee and just not the type of deal we do. 2 years left on his contract, very young, English with a growing reputation, already at a big club. The fee would be astronomical and entirely out of our budget. £50m+ maybe as high as £75-80m.
METALMICKY
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- Jan 30, 2004
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Not convinced about the outrage. Because of the signings from the last window and the growing perception that the Potter ' process ' is slowly working, I think they'll be more outraged that they are not signing some big wage name superstar and a lot will exclaim ' Levi who?' Potter will know his potential but since when did the Yank listen to Potter.
He is excellent, a much better player than Webster IMO, and he has a good 8 years on him. Shame we will inevitably get priced out.
5Ways Gull
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Part payment for Caicedo? If we do lose him be good to get a new player in rather than just cash?
- Oct 17, 2008
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I personally think Caicedo will go to Arsenal in the summer for around £80m and it is my belief - without evidence mind you - that this deal is essentially already done.
Justice
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Oh yeah I forgot about that blinkered tool Southgate.
Gabbiano
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He would cost about £50m and frankly he would improve Chelsea's defence so they'd almost certainly want to keep him. He's contracted until 2025 so unlikely to be able to force a move that way even if he wanted to.
I don't think this one is on. Enjoy him while hes here, and lets not get all "FREE BEN WHITE" about it.
I don't think this one is on. Enjoy him while hes here, and lets not get all "FREE BEN WHITE" about it.
Change at Barnham
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Without any evidence whatsoever I think that we'll qualify for Europe and that Tony Bloom will back De Zerbi for a season and not sell any of our Crown Jewels for a year.
Before the end of this season he'll also get Mitoma to sign an extended contract to go with Caicedo and Mac Allister. And hopefully keep Colwill for a further season, if not he'll sign the Shaktar defender that we were allegedly considering in January.
The players are now so well drilled in De Zerbi's style that with a pre-season and a clear run at a new campaign that we can again be a top ten side challenging for Europe once again next year.
SweatyMexican
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- Mar 31, 2013
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One thing going in our favour, he must look at the Chelsea squad and wonder how he’ll fit in?
If anyone is not champions league ready now, not a problem, we’ll just throw £80 million at it. He’ll likely get a lot more game time under De Zerbi but it’s whether Chelsea would let him go.
If anyone is not champions league ready now, not a problem, we’ll just throw £80 million at it. He’ll likely get a lot more game time under De Zerbi but it’s whether Chelsea would let him go.