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Bus-Conductor

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Absolute pisser if Liverpool get Keita, I think he's a team changer and exactly what we need more than anything else, even if we integrate the likes of Onomah and Winks. And in today's market 50-60m would be a par.
 

LexingtonSpurs

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Absolute pisser if Liverpool get Keita, I think he's a team changer and exactly what we need more than anything else, even if we integrate the likes of Onomah and Winks. And in today's market 50-60m would be a par.
I find it hard to believe that you think any player from outside the academy would improve the squad...
 

Blake Griffin

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can't believe this is oxlade-chamberlain's 7th season at arsenal, feels like he's basically done nothing in that time and no one even knows what he is or what he's supposed to be good at anymore .. and yet he still goes for 35m, incredible.
 

King of Otters

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agree with you but also showing patience which some (stress some) of our fans are not showing...specifically pointing to the Keita deal being for next summer....some of our lot are getting outraged that we haven't signed players earlier in this window.

Yeah, and I bet Liverpool fans have been sitting on their hands all summer, roundly praising the club for their restraint in the transfer market.
 

King of Otters

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can't believe this is oxlade-chamberlain's 7th season at arsenal, feels like he's basically done nothing in that time and no one even knows what he is or what he's supposed to be good at anymore .. and yet he still goes for 35m, incredible.

There's definitely a player in there somewhere. I wouldn't be surprised to see him realise that potential now he's away from the toxic atmosphere at Arsenal.
 

DCSPUR

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There's definitely a player in there somewhere. I wouldn't be surprised to see him realise that potential now he's away from the toxic atmosphere at Arsenal.
have thought Poch would turn him into a brilliant wing back....watch Conte do the same now
 
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I think its a net-positive for us.

Everton can claim whatever they want - but it comes down to who is willing to pay, and how much. If this takes up some of Chelsea's budget, and roster space - and takes them out of the bidding, it will drive Barkley's price down, not up.
It's also what Ross wants. If he won't sign a contract with Chelsea and we know it that would pretty much destroy Evertons bargaining position. I think what Chelsea paid for Ox has nothing to do with our negotiations for Barkley. Apples and oranges really.
 

ajspurs

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Strange move for Ox though, going from one bench to potentially another. Is he really gonna be starting every game for them? I do wonder.

Liverpool doing what I think everyone at Spurs including our players want to see us doing though and that's making some statement signings.
 

LexingtonSpurs

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Strange move for Ox though, going from one bench to potentially another. Is he really gonna be starting every game for them? I do wonder.

Liverpool doing what I think everyone at Spurs including our players want to see us doing though and that's making some statement signings.
Chelsea need depth at Wingback - I imagine Ox will compete very favorably with Moses for playing time - if not the league, then certainly CL.
 

ajspurs

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Chelsea need depth at Wingback - I imagine Ox will compete very favorably with Moses for playing time - if not the league, then certainly CL.

That's what surprises me though. Not on Chelsea's part but on his. I'm sure he'll get some playing time but I thought after being used in just rotation at Arsenal for so long he'd want to go somewhere where he's in favour of playing every week.
 

LexingtonSpurs

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That's what surprises me though. Not on Chelsea's part but on his. I'm sure he'll get some playing time but I thought after being used in just rotation at Arsenal for so long he'd want to go somewhere where he's in favour of playing every week.
I think the players sense a sinking ship - the rats are all abandoning as quickly as they can.
 

Shadydan

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That's what surprises me though. Not on Chelsea's part but on his. I'm sure he'll get some playing time but I thought after being used in just rotation at Arsenal for so long he'd want to go somewhere where he's in favour of playing every week.

I suspect that he'd want to go and play for a manager like Conte and he'd probably fancy his chances playing with Moses. Also every top team seems to have two good players in each position now.
 

yanno

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Aug 1, 2003
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Chelsea will probably put AOC on a £250k per week.

Yup. The oligarch's magic money tree overpaying mediocrity.

Oxlade-Chamberlain is no better than when he made his debut for the goons. There may be a player in there, but he's done nothing to prove he's worth £35 million in the last year of his contract.
 
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Yup. The oligarch's magic money tree overpaying mediocrity.

Oxlade-Chamberlain is no better than when he made his debut for the goons. There may be a player in there, but he's done nothing to prove he's worth £35 million in the last year of his contract.
That's on Wenger. It's no accident that Arsenal have failed to develop Walcot, Wilshere, Ox, Bellerin and countless others over the past decade or so. Selling Chelsea Ox was mind numbingly stupid. Wenger has completely lost the plot.
 

beats1

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Sky have said they will probably not bid for as many packages next year. The foreign rights will go up but not sure domestic will.
Scudamore has to make people think they will as it is blind bidding. He has to hype it to make the bids higher.
I for one am not sure they will be.
Apparently Domestic will receive a slight bump

Also Amazon are rumoured to be interested
 

SugarRay

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£60m odd on Oxlade-Chamberlain and Drinkwater is terrible business. I'd want neither anywhere near our side to be honest.
 

Lilbaz

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Apparently Domestic will receive a slight bump

Also Amazon are rumoured to be interested

Same as al jazeera were last time. Never materialised.
BT and Sky make a loss on their sport, where they make it up is on their broadband deals. Amazon don't have this. They might bid for one of the packages but i doubt they'll get anything.

The next deal there might be a slight bump or there might be a loss on domestic rights.
The one after though might be different. With brexit the eu ruling of seperate tv packages might be scrapped. Meaning that sky and bt could fight for the whole lot. It could be make or break for them.
 
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