crazyg
Well-Known Member
A good number to have. It was Colin Bell's number in the Mexico World Cup,1970.Mattyb reckons 19.
He's got a lot to live up to.
A good number to have. It was Colin Bell's number in the Mexico World Cup,1970.Mattyb reckons 19.
Economic climate. What's that got to do with anything??Grealish for 100m is absolutely and utterly ridiculous - especially in this economic climate and transfer market.
Excellent so 100 is a bargain ;)Finished it off for you
No more details mate.being presented as in the stadium or what? thought he could be available for saturday ngl
No one is worth £100m. It’s ridiculous. Who cares? The game “went” years before we could afford to buy some of the crap we did 20 years ago.
the only people bothered about the cost of players are sad farts who like to bleat about “net spend”.
It makes no difference if we pay £10m or £100m for a player.
I’m talking about in football. Paul Ince and Gary Pallister cost a higher % of Utds turnover in 1989 than Grealish for 100m and Kane for 150m would cost ours this yearWhich fees from 30yrs ago equate to £100M today?
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That would mean TODAY’S record, based on Andy Gray’s record fee of £1,500,000 in 1981 would be about £6.5M.
Are you talking about some other kind of inflation, maybe in another country?!
It really is about time City stopped interacting with some of the shithouse media.Saw that ,what a lemon