Morgan Rogers

[Brend'Watkins]

We need better as he still gives the ball away too much.

I’m assuming you mean Buendia? Equally so, the thread title qualifies.

[usav]

He puts in the Man of the Match performance in a cup-winning final, scoring a sublime goal, and we are already back to him not being good enough.

 

Except that wasn't what was said.

[Tuscans]

📲 Morgan Rogers on Instagram:

“The best man. How could you ever say anything bad about him.” 💜

[PeterWithesShin]

[luke95]

Sky doing everything but paying for him to move themselves . "Villa will listen to offers" they understand

[Brazilian Villain]

Sky doing everything but paying for him to move themselves . "Villa will listen to offers" they understand

They've probably been reading the Summer transfer thread on here.

[Mellin]

I've enjoyed watching this kid over the last 2.5 years. When he's in full flow running on the ball it's an absolute joy. I'd prefer we keep him and he's a top level player for us for the next ten years. Having said that, if someone comes in with silly money, which isn't 80m, it's 130m, and just as importantly it's a move Rogers himself wants, then I think we have to do it. As a business which is trying to grow under strict parameters, you need to be banking and reinvesting that.

Whatever happens, it's good for the club anyway.

[Crown Hill]

Presumably it’s his agent briefing sky sports etc.

Is it 20 per cent we have to give to Middlesbrough?

I suppose it will all come down to what clause he has in his contract.

[Dogtanian]

Presumably it’s his agent briefing sky sports etc.

Is it 20 per cent we have to give to Middlesbrough?

I suppose it will all come down to what clause he has in his contract.

I think it is 20% to Boro, and they have to give 25% of that to some outfit called Manchester City?

West Brom get a fat, slap in the face, the mugs. 

[Monty]

If it's 20% to Boro then the fee ought to be at least 100m, if not 120m.

[Rudy Can't Fail]

I'd say £120m only gets you a seat at the table to open negotiations on the possibility of buying him.

[LeeB]

Presumably it’s his agent briefing sky sports etc.

Is it 20 per cent we have to give to Middlesbrough?

I suppose it will all come down to what clause he has in his contract.

I think it is 20% to Boro, and they have to give 25% of that to some outfit called Manchester City?

West Brom get a fat, slap in the face, the mugs. 

They don't need the cash, they know what they are after all, which I'm sure is the most important thing to them.

[Chap]

£150m minimum starting price.

[Yeltzbagger]

He is unique player with his strength and skill. He can only be stopped by fouling when in full flight. He can score from outside the box and as a poacher (against Freiburg for example). Some of his assists are sublime. He has games when it's hard to believe he can be so bad. He was shocking against Burnley but brilliant against Liverpool and Freiburg. But even in his bad games he never stops running and pressing, and you know there's a chance something special might happen.
If he can keep up his phenomenal fitness levels and cut out those poor performances he really could be the best player in the world in a couple of years.

So if we sold him now we wouldn't get his true value even if we were offered £120m. He wants to play every game and does at Villa. He is rarely subbed even in the last few minutes of a game. Would a club that can afford him give him the chance to play all the time? I feel sure his form would suffer quite badly if he was rotated or being used as a sub.

Better for him and us if he stays. He's gone from being an average Championship player to a probable World Cup starter, a Champions League star and player of the season in Europa League. The genius that is Guardiola didn't see the talent; Unai did.

[LeeB]

I genuinely think he could develop into the best centre forward in the world.