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Andre Gray
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Interesting though the comparison with the cost of some PL players and why they can be over valued.soapboxsam said:Because a championship club is prepared to pay over the odds
for a player; in this case about 100%, doesn't make Andre Gray a bad Player.
He scored 18 goals in the Championship last season.
you can't just judge players on our they play against CAFC.
Would, for example, Leicester have paid £7m for Gray based on a Championship record of 18 in 47? Or are they happier having paid a comparable amount for Shinji Okazaki, a player who has scored 43 in 93 appearances for Japan and who left Mainz having scored 28 in 65 in the Bundesliga?0 -
Fair point, you can hardly blame clubs for seeking better value from abroad, when that is where the value is to be found.
Similar to the Charlie Austin $15M price tag, I know he is a decent player, but he has had one (reasonable) season in the PL, and now he has the price tag of an established international, and unsurpisingly nobody's buying - ridiculous situation.0 -
it's funny how people view players, I made a point of watching Gray when Brentford played at the valley as I was interested to see him , having scored a few goals and coming from Luton, when they were non league, I thought he had a nasty streak to him (not a bad trait for a forward) and although he didn't score, I would imagine our centre halves knew they had been in a game, he roughed Roger Johnson up which isn't a easy thing to do, and personally I was very impressed, £9 million nope not a chance but a very very good striker who I would put in the top 5 in the championship, and a top 5 striker in the championship commands a big fee.1
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On his way to Burnley1
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Signed for Burnley confirmed.0
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Slightly strange that Burnley would pay more for a player after relegation than during their PL season!0
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A case of parachute money and the need to bring a replacement in for Ings. By not buying anyone in their PL season the irony is that they are financially now much better off because of relegation.killerandflash said:Slightly strange that Burnley would pay more for a player after relegation than during their PL season!
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You don't get all the TV money up front. But over the course of the season, they trousered about £60M.killerandflash said:Slightly strange that Burnley would pay more for a player after relegation than during their PL season!
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Gray'll do well at Burnley .. he's not unlike Ings .. bit of a terrier, likes a battle, can handle himself, likes a run at defenders .. 9 million (if that's correct) is a lot of course, BUT, is it in today's market ? .. Burnley has joined the haves as above says with the golden para money and if they get re-promoted, 9 million or whatever will be a drop in the big gold bucket .. lastly, Dych is a good manager and will get the best from GrayAddick Addict said:
A case of parachute money and the need to bring a replacement in for Ings. By not buying anyone in their PL season the irony is that they are financially now much better off because of relegation.killerandflash said:Slightly strange that Burnley would pay more for a player after relegation than during their PL season!
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Wonder how much compensation they got for Ings?0
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Wages will be astronomical if he wants to go there rather than Bristol.0
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Or he'd rather play for a promotion hopeful rather than a relegation candidate0
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Oh, right. Nothing to do with the wages then. Sure he will love it up in Burnley.Garrymanilow said:Or he'd rather play for a promotion hopeful rather than a relegation candidate
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