Eden Hazard (continued)

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waspish said:
Jumanji said:
Bobbies Black Bins said:
The money being banded about is not just a big risk it makes no sense at all. We could get bale for less wages and similar transfer fee.
LOL!!!

That's bollocks.

Less wages yes bale is on 30k a week buying him though is different matter he could cost 35 to 40m or bale and 25m but in the long run it would be cheaper

so were buyin bale for £25mill plus bale lol
 
Bobbies Black Bins said:
Plain Speaking said:
Bobbies Black Bins said:
Why all the hype?.

Most on here have only seen a few YouTube vids and are getting carried away with what COULD turn out to be a good player. It's not worth risking 30m+ and big wages on unproven kid in the premier league.
Scouts from all the PL teams in the CL have been tracking Hazard for a long time and they all want him. They all think he's "worth the risk." I wish all the guys that dont know much about the guy would stop being so negative.
I really hope he choses our club because I believe it could be a perfect match. Both Man City and Hazard, the "future of world class football".

Please!

The money being banded about is not just a big risk it makes no sense at all. We could get bale for less wages and similar transfer fee.

You can get Emile Heskey for even less!
 
JacksonJones said:
Bobbies Black Bins said:
Plain Speaking said:
Scouts from all the PL teams in the CL have been tracking Hazard for a long time and they all want him. They all think he's "worth the risk." I wish all the guys that dont know much about the guy would stop being so negative.
I really hope he choses our club because I believe it could be a perfect match. Both Man City and Hazard, the "future of world class football".

Please!

The money being banded about is not just a big risk it makes no sense at all. We could get bale for less wages and similar transfer fee.

You can get Emile Heskey for even less!

I like your style.
 
g180aj said:
parkerblue said:
Still get the same feeling watching the vid as I did at the ground. No matter how many times I watch it.

On Hazard, I must admit i've not really seen him play much. Mostly that's been Internationals and he looked like he was trying to do everything himself, not really that well.
I'm sure he's a totally different prospect to the games i've seen him, otherwise teams wouldnt be clamouring to sign him now he's available.

Has anyone on here actually watched him extensively (not highlight reels) and if so can you shed some more light as to just how good he really is?

ive watched about 10 games this season and on actual technical abillity he is better than nasri, ben arfa, cabaye, nani and mata with the pace of bellamy. The isue he has had this season is that lille have been below par apart from hazard, teams do everything they can to mark him out of the game but pretty much everything good from lille involved hazard just like the rebona kick against psg where he didn't get an assist he still created the goal.
as for france being a poor league, i think he will be twice the player here than he was this season because there will be great players around him.

p.s from what i could see joe cole gave him a little freedom when he played and in comparisson he is 3 times the player cole is.


Thanks mate. I guess the interest from quite a few clubs must be coming with good reason. He certainly sounds like an exciting prospect and if we do sign him then i'm sure he will be viewed as an addition to strengthen and not to supplement as such
 
waspish said:
g180aj said:
waspish said:
Less wages yes bale is on 30k a week buying him though is different matter he could cost 35 to 40m or bale and 25m but in the long run it would be cheaper

so were buyin bale for £25mill plus bale lol

25m+Ade for able

Ade for Bale sounds more reasonable.

Bale is one of the most over rated player in the World IMO.

( Thanks to Maicon)
 
Sorry if it's already been posted.

The Sun.(taken with a pinch of salt)

Where does this leave all 3 clubs?

Will either club go for broke and blow they others out of the water? Or will FFPR rule the day?


CHELSEA will not get into a bidding war with title winners Manchester City — despite their £50million Champions League jackpot.

The Stamford Bridge outfit lost Sergio Aguero to City last summer after they refused to meet the brilliant Argentine striker’s £200,000-a-week wage demands.

Now they are engaged in a tug-of war with Roberto Mancini’s team for Lille’s £30m-rated French playmaker Eden Hazard.

Chelsea chief executive Ron Gourlay said: “There are a number of targets out there and we will make every effort to make sure they come to Chelsea.

“But with financial fair play about to come into effect, we will have a valuation on a player and if we can’t make that work we will drop out.

“At the end of last season I said I would not get into player bartering with any other domestic club. And that is still the view.”

Gourlay rejected accusations Chelsea messed up by losing long-term target Aguero, who went on to score 30 goals in Manchester City’s first League title-winning campaign since 1968.

He insisted: “We’ve got Fernando Torres and he is the man that we will go forward with. I’ve no doubt that Fernando is a world-class centre-forward for Chelsea.

“He’s a very, very important player and you will see him scoring many goals for us next season.

“I’m not at all worried by his form this season because we’ve just won the Champions League and Fernando Torres played his part in that.

“Every season we have brought in three or four new players and that will continue as we go forward.

“By winning the Champions League that process will be made easier.

“It’s up to the coach whether we sign a replacement for Didier Drogba.

“But let’s not forget that we already have Fernando Torres and Daniel Sturridge, who likes to play through the centre as well.

“Next season we may well have two big-name centre-forwards scoring 25 to 30 goals for us. Maybe then we will improve on our sixth position in the league.”

Gourlay added: “Being in the Champions League again is massive. This year it’s worth about £50m.

“The Europa League winners get about £10m. It’s a huge swing. But it’s not just financial — it’s crucial to the image and the prestige of the club.”
 
jrb said:
Sorry if it's already been posted.

The Sun.(taken with a pinch of salt)

Where does this leave all 3 clubs?

Will either club go for broke and blow they others out of the water? Or will FFPR rule the day?


CHELSEA will not get into a bidding war with title winners Manchester City — despite their £50million Champions League jackpot.

The Stamford Bridge outfit lost Sergio Aguero to City last summer after they refused to meet the brilliant Argentine striker’s £200,000-a-week wage demands.

Now they are engaged in a tug-of war with Roberto Mancini’s team for Lille’s £30m-rated French playmaker Eden Hazard.

Chelsea chief executive Ron Gourlay said: “There are a number of targets out there and we will make every effort to make sure they come to Chelsea.

“But with financial fair play about to come into effect, we will have a valuation on a player and if we can’t make that work we will drop out.

“At the end of last season I said I would not get into player bartering with any other domestic club. And that is still the view.”

Gourlay rejected accusations Chelsea messed up by losing long-term target Aguero, who went on to score 30 goals in Manchester City’s first League title-winning campaign since 1968.

He insisted: “We’ve got Fernando Torres and he is the man that we will go forward with. I’ve no doubt that Fernando is a world-class centre-forward for Chelsea.

“He’s a very, very important player and you will see him scoring many goals for us next season.

“I’m not at all worried by his form this season because we’ve just won the Champions League and Fernando Torres played his part in that.

“Every season we have brought in three or four new players and that will continue as we go forward.

“By winning the Champions League that process will be made easier.

“It’s up to the coach whether we sign a replacement for Didier Drogba.

“But let’s not forget that we already have Fernando Torres and Daniel Sturridge, who likes to play through the centre as well.

“Next season we may well have two big-name centre-forwards scoring 25 to 30 goals for us. Maybe then we will improve on our sixth position in the league.”

Gourlay added: “Being in the Champions League again is massive. This year it’s worth about £50m.

“The Europa League winners get about £10m. It’s a huge swing. But it’s not just financial — it’s crucial to the image and the prestige of the club.”
 
"United close in on Kagawa and Hazard" - Daily Mail (author: Sportsmail Reporter)... the media is almost WILLING the Hazard-to-United thing to happen just like they did with Nasri.
 
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