Villa took the gamble on him by giving him a deal which was better than anything any other club was prepared to offer. For any interested party now to rekindle that interest they will have to meet our valuation and increase his wages by a considerable sum. Whoever that club might be is going to have to make a massive investment for a player who doesn’t score goals. We’ll have him for a few seasons, clubs will be taking notice and probably PSG will make the move.
What a player he's been brilliant for us long may it continue.
Quote from: darren woolley on January 16, 2023, 09:10:52 AMWhat a player he's been brilliant for us long may it continue.absolutely...a Rolls Royce of a player UTVThe Doc
Quote from: Dr Butler on January 16, 2023, 09:37:36 AMQuote from: darren woolley on January 16, 2023, 09:10:52 AMWhat a player he's been brilliant for us long may it continue.absolutely...a Rolls Royce of a player UTVThe DocHappy to keep it that wayTotally agree and although I'm quite happy for it to remain so, How pundits and co-commentators have not singled him out has amazed me.
Do you think if he was at Newcastle their fans would be worried about 'when' not 'if' he'll leave them?I don't know why there seems to be this acceptance that Newcastle, who I think have made relatively modest changes to their squad, are now shoe in top 4 (in 14 months moving from certain relagation fodder) and Villa will be happy to be top half. It's almost like because they have rich owners everyone will now roll over for them. Yes Newcastle have spent fairly big money, partly because of the premium they were expected to pay because of their owners and to get the 'pioneering' players to start the process. But if you look at their additions man for man they really haven't gone crazy.If we want to be big we need to think big and act big - that's what Newcastle are doing. Kamara has a long contract. Yes, if we're still a bit shit in 3 years time we can start worrying about losing him. Until then, we just need to fuck the fuckers and get on with building our own team.
Quote from: chrisw1 on January 16, 2023, 10:49:06 AMDo you think if he was at Newcastle their fans would be worried about 'when' not 'if' he'll leave them?I don't know why there seems to be this acceptance that Newcastle, who I think have made relatively modest changes to their squad, are now shoe in top 4 (in 14 months moving from certain relagation fodder) and Villa will be happy to be top half. It's almost like because they have rich owners everyone will now roll over for them. Yes Newcastle have spent fairly big money, partly because of the premium they were expected to pay because of their owners and to get the 'pioneering' players to start the process. But if you look at their additions man for man they really haven't gone crazy.If we want to be big we need to think big and act big - that's what Newcastle are doing. Kamara has a long contract. Yes, if we're still a bit shit in 3 years time we can start worrying about losing him. Until then, we just need to fuck the fuckers and get on with building our own team. I imagine that the more level-headed amongst them know that if Real Madrid stick in a £100m bid for Guimarães then life is a bit more complicated than shrugging and pointing at how long is left on his contract.
Must say I feel, quietly, similarly about Kamara to how I feel about Martinez. I'm just kind of amazed we have him, he's so obviously top boss.
How did he play today, then?