Underpaid Mike wrote: » Ok first off its not my table It is an follow on from a sporting intelligence article which I posted A guy on reddit adjusted the table out of curiosity to see what it would look like if there wasnt a set fee agree for tv rights like in other countries. The 36m viewership figure is simply his total revenue figure divided by the £m per viewers number in the right hand column. It is far from data science. It is meant as a "what if" And for the third time it will make more sense if you actually read the article instead of asking me questions about it :eek:
Fescue wrote: » He played the entire season at right back for Derby. If he plays at the centre for WBA, then sure he could be a potential centre back for us. I just felt he was ready this season to be part of the first team squad.
Fescue wrote: » Why send Wisdom out on loan and then draft in another young right back from Spain with less experience and a year younger? I thought after his fine year at Derby he would challenge Glenjo this season. Signing Manquillo suggests to me Wisdom is not rated by the club.
Agent Coulson wrote: » I am reading on different sites that Marco Reus is going to do the dirt on Dortmund next season and join Bayern the same way Gotze did. So I guess that rule him out of a move here or anywhere else.
Raif Severance wrote: » We've got alot of Senior CBs in the Squad, ahead of Wisdom in the Pecking Order. So even if we've Kept him, it will be hard for him to get some Game-Time. And getting Game-Time as well as Experience, is the most Important Thing right now, for a Young Player like Wisdom. I mean, just look at Kelly. If we are not going to loan Wisdom, then he's going to be like him. Always at Liverpool, but rarely gets to play.
K-9 wrote: » Probably Rodgers feels he isn't quite ready and it's best for his overall development, that doesn't mean he has wrote him off or isn't rated. It's hard to know with young players, we'd all written off Flanagan last season (nobody wanted to take him on even for a loan) and we'd nothing much to go on for that, it wasn't as if he was on loan at a good standard or anything like that. Sterling got criticised too, even when he came in for his first couple of games, just because he wasn't tearing it up he's shyte, or similar stuff. The problem was he was playing well enough, our play just wasn't as good as it later became for him to blossom. And well, he was a bit rusty after 6 months or more out of first team football. We get criticised for our use of the loan system and rightly so. Ibe hardly got much time at Birmingham, same happened with a few youths over the last few seasons. This one seems exactly the right thing to do, send him to a good coach (McClaren is despite his faults) at a good standard, now send him to a EPL club with a manager and coach Rodgers seems to know and rate, knows he'll be in good hands. So, there's a balance between sending them to lower leagues, getting little experience and then expecting them to be ready for the squad, or doing a Chelsea which doesn't seem to work either. They can afford to waste tens of millions invested in the youth set up, we can't. We need to be getting a couple of good prospects coming through every season. Manquillo, if you look at it a different way, could well be a "loan to see how Wisdom gets on" type thing, if Wisdom does well not much need to buy him, or if both do well, cheerio Glenjo. I do rate Wisdom, think he's the potential to be a decent squad player at the very least. Did very well all things considered when played for the first team in big matches when he got thrown in at the deep end.
indykaila News @indykaila 5m Exclusive: Bayern Munich have just made enquires for Marco Reus within last 24 hours.
Fescue wrote: » Obviously don't know much about Javier Manquillo but I did find this image of him in action for Atletico Madrid. First impressions suggest he is going to be an upgrade on Glen Johnson.
kfallon wrote: » Weren't we linked with Bojan? Has joined Stoke, didn't realise he was still with Barca
Is there any player we can get in that will wind up opposing fans as much as the now departed Luis?
Knex. wrote: » Turtyturd is available on a free transfer. Might do the trick.
Kirby wrote: » Not sure how you figure that. Nobody outside madrid and barca makes serious money off tv deals in spain. They have the monopoly and they know it. They take a massive chunk of the available money. None of the also rans have it nearly as well in spain as the also rans in england. The spanish equivalent of aston villa would be getting a pittance compared to villa are.
Anyone wrote: » Is there any player we can get in that will wind up opposing fans as much as the now departed Luis?
I am pie wrote: » Chelsea beat us to the punch. Once Costa starts headbutting babies, robbing pensioners and throwing himself to the ground every second minute we'll have the new bete noir of the prem. Shame really, I liked it when we had pure evil on the pitch.
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K-9 wrote: » Time to update the sig, stuck through Suarez through and through, even a couple of pms saying it was terrible behaviour having him as my sig and me a politics mod!
Turtyturd wrote: » That's f*cking ridiculous....good ol 'football' fans.
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