There may be as many examples of players we didn't overpay for and were proved right. I can't think of any but there might be. I trust the club.
It was less than that, and he had a bad season. I think you have to have a degree of good faith to the player after he's you an extra 12 months. Kenwright had 12 months to sort a replacement out. Asking for £50m for the player is unreasonableEverton were said to have turned down £40M from Chelsea last year since when prices have gone up because of the TV money and Everton have apparently got richer owners. I can't see the fee being much less than £50M if one is agreed, whether or not he is worth the money only time will tell. We've certainly shelled out big money for center halfs in the past from Lescott to Mangala.
Well he`s supposedly told them he wants to leave and play for Pep,so I`ll take that as a transfer request.At what stage does stones throw in a transfer request?
£38M was the figure that was quoted which realistically would have gone to £40 if negotiations had started.It was less than that, and he had a bad season. I think you have to have a degree of good faith to the player after he's you an extra 12 months. Kenwright had 12 months to sort a replacement out. Asking for £50m for the player is unreasonable
At what stage does stones throw in a transfer request?
There's another way of looking at it. Fernandinho apparently gave up a loyalty bonus he was due to ensure his transfer to us went through he was that set on the move.I don't think that's fair. Stones has told Everton he wants to leave, and that City are the team he wants to join. He can't really do much more. It's not for him to dictate the price, that's for the two clubs to resolve.
How do you know they would want to go there?How about using Bony and Denayer in the Stones deal given that chelsea want Lakaku and Everton will need to replace Stones