SW5 SAINT Posted Friday at 13:05 Posted Friday at 13:05 10 hours ago, SouSaint said: They made significant profit on Lavia and Fernandes, and a profit on Alcaraz but that's it as far as their signings go. Everyone else seems to have been sold at a loss but they managed to recoup good fees for Mara and Sulemana. Livramento…….!
Sheaf Saint Posted Friday at 14:10 Posted Friday at 14:10 1 hour ago, SW5 SAINT said: Livramento…….! Was signed before the SR takeover. 2
Patches O Houlihan Posted Friday at 14:16 Posted Friday at 14:16 Those buy and sell figures for players don’t include agent fees. Which would surely close that £12m gap
Challenger Posted Friday at 16:17 Posted Friday at 16:17 Loan him out to Eastleigh, Sholing or somewhere for a month. If he can't score for them then cancel his contract. 2
Willo of Whiteley Posted Friday at 17:39 Posted Friday at 17:39 4 hours ago, SW5 SAINT said: Livramento…….! He was signed before Sport Republic took over. The takeover went through in January, we signed him in the August four months or so before. 2
Matthew Le God Posted Friday at 18:16 Author Posted Friday at 18:16 1 hour ago, Challenger said: Loan him out to Eastleigh, Sholing or somewhere for a month. If he can't score for them then cancel his contract. How does that help? Saints would have to pay him a huge amount of money. 1
Challenger Posted Friday at 19:08 Posted Friday at 19:08 46 minutes ago, Matthew Le God said: How does that help? Saints would have to pay him a huge amount of money. In case you haven't realised it yet, Saints will be paying him a huge amount of money in order to jog around the pitch doing sod all anyway. If you can somehow devise a method of getting a tune out of this dud, then for fucks sake have a word with someone at the club. 4
BarberSaint Posted Friday at 19:38 Posted Friday at 19:38 29 minutes ago, Challenger said: In case you haven't realised it yet, Saints will be paying him a huge amount of money in order to jog around the pitch doing sod all anyway. If you can somehow devise a method of getting a tune out of this dud, then for fucks sake have a word with someone at the club. Can he play for the band? Then we only have to see a minute or so each home match before the game starts.
Osvaldorama Posted Friday at 20:35 Posted Friday at 20:35 6 hours ago, Patches O Houlihan said: Those buy and sell figures for players don’t include agent fees. Which would surely close that £12m gap Doesn’t count inflation either. In the 3 years they’ve been here £362mil is now worth £316mil or so. They’d have needed to clear a lot more in today’s money to break even. So yeah, whichever way you look at it they’ve been a disaster, on and off the pitch. At least we have mini golf now
Andy Hill Posted Friday at 21:33 Posted Friday at 21:33 It would be nice to know why we signed him ?? Maybe he makes a nice cuppa !
Patches O Houlihan Posted Saturday at 05:06 Posted Saturday at 05:06 7 hours ago, Andy Hill said: It would be nice to know why we signed him ?? Maybe he makes a nice cuppa ! German Americans are not reknown for their ability to get a good brew on. Having seen him play I’m betting he’d put the milk in first, and pour the water in before the kettle had come to the boil.. there’s also the chance he’d add salt not sugar 😬
Matthew Le God Posted Saturday at 07:03 Author Posted Saturday at 07:03 11 hours ago, Challenger said: In case you haven't realised it yet, Saints will be paying him a huge amount of money in order to jog around the pitch doing sod all anyway. If you can somehow devise a method of getting a tune out of this dud, then for fucks sake have a word with someone at the club. "Cancelling his contract" does not save money. He is due those wages, you cant just end his contract and not pay him. It also removes a means to get some of the money we spent on him back from selling him. 1
Lighthouse Posted Saturday at 07:54 Posted Saturday at 07:54 Cancelling his contract isn’t a silly enough reaction to his first two months, IMO. I think we should put him in the stocks in front of the Guildhall and shove Cadbury Mini Eggs up his bum. 3
Challenger Posted Saturday at 08:39 Posted Saturday at 08:39 1 hour ago, Matthew Le God said: "Cancelling his contract" does not save money. He is due those wages, you cant just end his contract and not pay him. It also removes a means to get some of the money we spent on him back from selling him. Indeed, however "saving money" was not mentioned in my posts, the financial damage has already occurred with regards to this particular wonder signing. A loan out to a lower league club would still not be a bad Idea regardless of contracts, just to see how "good" he performs there.
trousers Posted Saturday at 09:49 Posted Saturday at 09:49 1 hour ago, Lighthouse said: shove Cadbury Mini Eggs up his bum. Whenever Lady Trousers does that to me, it's only ever as a reward rather than a punishment. 4
Matthew Le God Posted Saturday at 10:09 Author Posted Saturday at 10:09 1 hour ago, Challenger said: Indeed, however "saving money" was not mentioned in my posts, the financial damage has already occurred with regards to this particular wonder signing. Even though he currently doesn’t look to be a good signing, his value is not £0. Makes no sense to pay him the rest of his contract and leave for nothing, when he could be sold and some of the transfer fee recouped.
ally_uk Posted Saturday at 11:14 Posted Saturday at 11:14 So you lads have written him off completely? Come on surely it's early days....
Lord Duckhunter Posted Saturday at 11:50 Posted Saturday at 11:50 4 hours ago, Matthew Le God said: Cancelling his contract" does not save money. He is due those wages, you cant just end his contract and not pay him. It does, we won’t have to pay any add ons……..….. like his goal bonus…
Whitey Grandad Posted Saturday at 11:58 Posted Saturday at 11:58 41 minutes ago, ally_uk said: So you lads have written him off completely? Come on surely it's early days.... It will take until the end of his contract just to teach him how to control a ball. 1
Lighthouse Posted Saturday at 12:02 Posted Saturday at 12:02 47 minutes ago, ally_uk said: So you lads have written him off completely? Come on surely it's early days.... You've changed your tune. On 04/10/2025 at 18:50, ally_uk said: Whoever scouted him is a twat... End of discussion 6
Badger Posted Saturday at 13:12 Posted Saturday at 13:12 8 hours ago, Patches O Houlihan said: German Americans are not reknown for their ability to get a good brew on. Having seen him play I’m betting he’d put the milk in first, and pour the water in before the kettle had come to the boil.. there’s also the chance he’d add salt not sugar 😬 Good point, but based on what we’ve seen over the last few months: Not sure Still would motivate him to get into the kitchen to have a chance to make it. And despite having a lengthy shopping list this summer Spors overlooked buying a kettle or cups. There was a kettle there already, (although hadn’t worked properly for 12 months).
Maggie May Posted Sunday at 06:56 Posted Sunday at 06:56 I’m all for giving new players the benefit of the doubt and more leeway in settling in to a new league. Can anyone recall a player in our recent history that started poorly and managed to turn it around? Mane, perhaps?
qwertyell Posted Sunday at 07:32 Posted Sunday at 07:32 30 minutes ago, Maggie May said: I’m all for giving new players the benefit of the doubt and more leeway in settling in to a new league. Can anyone recall a player in our recent history that started poorly and managed to turn it around? Mane, perhaps? Che Adams didn't score his first goal for Saints until March (or the equivalent of March - it was actually July due to the Covid shutdown). He managed a respectable 9 goals the following season. Adam Armstrong scored on his debut but then only three times more across two seasons. And then he bagged 21 in the Championship. 2
ally_uk Posted Sunday at 08:41 Posted Sunday at 08:41 20 hours ago, Lighthouse said: You've changed your tune. No he is still shite.... 🤣
Disco Stu Posted Sunday at 11:14 Posted Sunday at 11:14 3 hours ago, qwertyell said: Che Adams didn't score his first goal for Saints until March (or the equivalent of March - it was actually July due to the Covid shutdown). He managed a respectable 9 goals the following season. Adam Armstrong scored on his debut but then only three times more across two seasons. And then he bagged 21 in the Championship. True but Che's ability in holding the ball and build up play was immediately evident. 3
Sheaf Saint Posted Sunday at 12:50 Posted Sunday at 12:50 1 hour ago, Disco Stu said: True but Che's ability in holding the ball and build up play was immediately evident. Yeah and IIRC he was unlucky a few times before he broke his duck, hitting the post etc... Downs hasn't even come close to making a connection with a shot yet, let alone hit the woodwork. 1
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