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Offline brontebilly

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Re: Diego Carlos
« Reply #1545 on: Today at 11:36:15 AM »
Carlos has a strong enough hand here after the Torres injury. 18 months left on his deal so certainly doesn't need to leave and will still get plenty of minutes with us if he stays until the summer. For the club though, our negotiating hand here is weak. No doubt Fenerbahce are offering a lot less than Fulham last summer.

£11m according to the usual sources. ‘No doubt’ you know how much Fulham were offering.

I suspect we probably want just enough to cover what remains to be amortised, so it doesn’t go on our books as a crystallised loss.

It figures that each transfer window we try and fail to dump Carlos the less market value he has. It's not as if his performances in the interim are going to generate a lot of interest, let's be honest

If he actually is getting 100k a week, he's hardly going to walk away from the ~7.5m left on his contract unless we heavily incentivise it. He has no bomb squad worries, no concerns about international football and a guarantee of semi regular football until the summer.

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Re: Diego Carlos
« Reply #1546 on: Today at 11:45:56 AM »
Carlos has a strong enough hand here after the Torres injury. 18 months left on his deal so certainly doesn't need to leave and will still get plenty of minutes with us if he stays until the summer. For the club though, our negotiating hand here is weak. No doubt Fenerbahce are offering a lot less than Fulham last summer.

£11m according to the usual sources. ‘No doubt’ you know how much Fulham were offering.

I suspect we probably want just enough to cover what remains to be amortised, so it doesn’t go on our books as a crystallised loss.

It figures that each transfer window we try and fail to dump Carlos the less market value he has.

Interesting interpretation of us turning down bids.
« Last Edit: Today at 11:56:25 AM by Percy McCarthy »

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Re: Diego Carlos
« Reply #1547 on: Today at 12:14:09 PM »
While I’m very much in favour of upgrading Diego I’ve got to say he’s performed pretty well in Europe this season and I wouldn’t just roll over to potential buyers and give him away.

Online andyh

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Re: Diego Carlos
« Reply #1548 on: Today at 12:24:49 PM »
While I’m very much in favour of upgrading Diego I’ve got to say he’s performed pretty well in Europe this season and I wouldn’t just roll over to potential buyers and give him away.
Hmmm. You must have missed the first Leipzig goal

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Re: Diego Carlos
« Reply #1549 on: Today at 12:30:23 PM »
While I’m very much in favour of upgrading Diego I’ve got to say he’s performed pretty well in Europe this season and I wouldn’t just roll over to potential buyers and give him away.
Hmmm. You must have missed the first Leipzig goal

All the neutral (ie non-Villa based) analysis I listened to about that game blamed Emi for that.

Maybe DE is basing his view on 400 minutes against Bayern, Juve, Bologna, Young Boys and Bruges rather than that three seconds?

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Re: Diego Carlos
« Reply #1550 on: Today at 12:35:26 PM »
I knind of blame Emi too, but part of his indecision was due to the sometimes erratic nature of Diego's decision making.

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Re: Diego Carlos
« Reply #1551 on: Today at 12:46:30 PM »
While I’m very much in favour of upgrading Diego I’ve got to say he’s performed pretty well in Europe this season and I wouldn’t just roll over to potential buyers and give him away.
Hmmm. You must have missed the first Leipzig goal
On that basis I assume you’d let Tyrone Mings go for a minimal fee after that catastrophe in Bruges

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Re: Diego Carlos
« Reply #1552 on: Today at 12:47:53 PM »
While I’m very much in favour of upgrading Diego I’ve got to say he’s performed pretty well in Europe this season and I wouldn’t just roll over to potential buyers and give him away.
Hmmm. You must have missed the first Leipzig goal
On that basis I assume you’d let Tyrone Mings go for a minimal fee after that catastrophe in Bruges
why ? would you ?

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Re: Diego Carlos
« Reply #1553 on: Today at 12:54:57 PM »
Galatasaray have approached Aston Villa to ask for Brazilian CB Diego Carlos.

Talks start as Diego Carlos can still leave Aston Villa with several options open.

He won’t be part of Loic Badé deal with Sevilla despite reports.

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Re: Diego Carlos
« Reply #1554 on: Today at 01:55:19 PM »
Diego Carlos is sometimes okay. That’s as positive as I can be about him. He’s not going to get better but may well get much worse. I think Emery knows this too.

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Re: Diego Carlos
« Reply #1555 on: Today at 02:18:06 PM »
cant onana play cb as well in a emergency  situation?


I mean, I don’t think he’s ever played there in his entire career, nor have I ever got the impression he could play there, but sure, stick him in there.

I mean if you read the post as it was quite clear-  in emergency  situation. Perhaps you can enlighten us who else can play there in a situation where carlos is sold with bogarde and konsa are unavailable?

Well, call me a traditionalist, I say we shouldn’t sell Carlos until we have someone that can (and has) play(ed) in his position. You’re suggesting selling Carlos regardless and making an “emergency situation” more likely.

My position is sell if a good offer comes in as it massively helps with FFP.  My post was onana as emergency cover if need by before the window closed if there is no one else to play there.

We wont sell anyway without a replacement being lined up so its abit irrelevant

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Re: Diego Carlos
« Reply #1556 on: Today at 03:06:23 PM »
While I’m very much in favour of upgrading Diego I’ve got to say he’s performed pretty well in Europe this season and I wouldn’t just roll over to potential buyers and give him away.
Hmmm. You must have missed the first Leipzig goal

All the neutral (ie non-Villa based) analysis I listened to about that game blamed Emi for that.

Or Konsa who completely lost the man he was marking - again.

 


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