"Ingenuo y aficionado" | EL OBJETIVO SUPERIOR SE HA IDO | Harvey Barnes rumbo a Newcastle con West Ham quieto



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24 comentarios en “"Ingenuo y aficionado" | EL OBJETIVO SUPERIOR SE HA IDO | Harvey Barnes rumbo a Newcastle con West Ham quieto

  1. Dean Stephenson

    Toon fan here with a soft spot for the Hammers. I think the trouble at the moment is like you said, lack of activity. Is the board asleep? You guys just won a cup and are in Europe again, you can’t afford to wile the summer away. You need to sign players asap, however if Paqueta is available we would love him to up north.

  2. FuzzyHacks

    Personally if i was to look at the two clubs, the competition they are in and the players and manager the two clubs have, Examples below.

    Champions League v Europa cup

    David Moyes v Eddie Howe

    Willock/Isak/Bruno G/Joelinton/Tonali/Trippier/Pope/Botman/Wilson/ASM v Bowen (WH best player)/Antonio/Scamacca/Fabianski/Aguerd/Coufal/Cresswell/Ings/Benrahma/Cornet/Paqueta (joint best player)

    I think i would be joining Newcastle.

    Even Wages offered would be more with Newcastle.

    As a side note the only thing that could and it's a distant could make me join West Ham would be London (it is a deciding Factor in many a player and has been)

  3. Matt Webb

    Don't understand how everything is on hold while the Rice deal is getting done. Surely we would have had a budget aside from the Rice money because what if he hadn't been sold? I'm sure we'll end up bringing in some decent signings, but it has been a very frustrating window so far. Sounds like we're not going to make a move for Alex Scott, which I think will end up being a mistake. Looks a great prospect and one I think we will regret not going for.

  4. Robert Lee

    You aren't having a moan over a player who knew Newcastle and Spurs had interest in him, and he signs to play Champions League football. He knew his level and waited on the offer.

    You read a report saying we are front runners, with no regard for truth and accuracy. I think you did a video (or it may have been someone else) saying that we were front runners for Edson Alvarez. If not that day, it was the next, that had Alvarez wanting Dortmund and he was just a fee agreement between clubs of going there. Things are said all the time, it doesn't make it true. City wanted assurances that Rice would go to them before they bid. Maybe we reached out and Barnes said that he was waiting to see what other options would occur. We don't know. I only get upset when I think a quality player goes to a smaller club, whether we were ever in or not. I can't be fussed if a player goes a level higher.

  5. Hopski

    We never retain good players because we never seem to have more than 2 or 3 of them. If we built properly and had a structure about our transfer policy then maybe when players look around the dressing room and see 5 or 6 quality team mates then they’ll be more inclined to stay on. Our problem is we buy one good player and 9 shit ones.

  6. Tim Diggines

    Forget Barnes, Newcastle would have had him as a target early doors and had we moved it would have only prompted the geordies to act so we can’t even think about him, whilst we have the infrastructure in place that we have within the club our policy will not change, Steidten coming in is like putting lipstick on a pig.. just doesn’t belong, a pointless exercise whilst we have the current manager and infrastructure

  7. Smokey

    When it comes to transfers we are so slow it's unreal Rice has been going for the last 18 months? So why have we not replaced him yet? They new he was going? But still haven't sorted out a replacement! Nothing changes and when we do go for a player it's low ball bids so we don't get them

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