Thr lengths people will go to say this x player is not good enough for us. It's getting embarrassing
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James Trafford | Signed by Burnley for £19m
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FantasyIreland
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We have a 20% sell on fee or a buy back/price match option.I've not read all the thread but I hope we have buy back and price match on his contract, can see other bigger clubs looking to swoop in future.
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How is discussing an individuals strengths and weaknesses devaluing them?Well, I have to say that the penalties that Ederson tries to stop are way more difficult than yesterday's one.
I mean, the stop was impressive, but I don't think we can devalue Ederson's goalkeeping for it.
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TBF he was going off a picture of Trafford when he was just 9 years old.Thr lengths people will go to say this x player is not good enough for us. It's getting embarrassing
Fuck me, even in this thread the numpties are out in force. (not you @dhruvblue )
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£15+£4 mill in add-ons plus a 20 per cent profit sell-on clause, a buy-back clause and a matching offer clause.Yeh Trafford is 6'6" just an inch short of Courtois. I was impressed with his performances when I saw him play for our academy and thought he might be one for the future?
No disrespect to Ederson but it makes a change for a goalie to believe he's going to save a penalty! When Ederson faces one I detect a lack of self belief. He showed quick reactions to get up for the rebound after his initial penalty save. (I am also a fan of Ortega.)
I've not read all the thread but I hope we have buy back and price match on his contract, can see other bigger clubs looking to swoop in future.
We're covered no matter what happens.
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Because there are limits to the number of loans depending on where they're going, they're only going to tighten up on the restrictions going forward as well. It's an excellent deal all around as far as I'm concerned.Why don’t we just keep the loan option going because he will be our future number one and tbh we don’t really need to sell him either .
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It's not that. Somehow we always end criticising Ederson when we speak about other goalkeeper, and I'm pretty fed up. I used to think that our only weakness was the goalkeeper, but since the UCL final I completely changed that idea. We could've lost 1-3 easily and we all know why we didn't! So please, Ederson is a great goalkeeper, we couldn't have won the UCL without him, stop looking for a potential substitute, because he is the best we could have right now.How is discussing an individuals strengths and weaknesses devaluing them?
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Maybe he didn’t fancy another loan and wanted some stability in his career. Plus, the fact that someone is prepared to pay that amount gives him a degree of confidence.
Would have sold ortega and put Trafford has our number two tbh but I trust in the system so we will see .Because there are limits to the number of loans depending on where they're going, they're only going to tighten up on the restrictions going forward as well. It's an excellent deal all around as far as I'm concerned.