bigbluewolf
Just doesn't shut up
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Fabio needs to come back and be given a chance to see if the loans spells have done what they were intended to do - improve him.
He is and will be, the only other discerning factor is JL here or not.Fabio needs to come back and be given a chance to see if the loans spells have done what they were intended to do - improve him.
Exactly this.He is and will be, the only other discerning factor is JL here or not.
Its all quiet.
IF JL is here, fabio is having preseason to be looked at, before any decision is made.
There are alot of teams interested, but i assure you he isnt going out before being looked at as a starter
Except the "wants to leave" narrative is totally made up, based on nothing and just repeated by the same people over and over again until people start to believe it.If it was up to me, I'd be getting rid of anybody that doesn't want to be here and only signing players that want to play for us.
So if Silva wants to leave. He's gone. He's not bigger then the club.
Problem is, that doesn't leave as many players as we like to think it does.If it was up to me, I'd be getting rid of anybody that doesn't want to be here and only signing players that want to play for us.
Problem is, that doesn't leave as many players as we like to think it does.
The problem is there are another 19 teams un the league that can offer that.Players want to play in the premier league. Does it mean maybe we can't get some of the high profile players, sure! I don't want any more Guedes at the club.
The problem is there are another 19 teams un the league that can offer that.
It used to be that you could almost guarantee players playing regularly here, and the likes of Jota and Neves moved because they knew they would play regularly here. That is gone. As has the outside possibility of European football.
In my opinion you are going struggle to have players who want to be here when you have a squad as big as ours now is.Joao Gomes still came. Look at Brighton, outside of the seaside they didn't have much more to offer than the other 19 teams. rely on Scouting and investing in under-the-radar young players who see us as an opportunity and are not forced here by the agent or chasing a bag of money. Add some more low-risk experienced players to give us a floor and keep us in the league.
In my opinion you are going struggle to have players who want to be here when you have a squad as big as ours now is.
If players don't want to come or be here we have to look at the reasons why.
Do you not have any suspicions yet that this deal was all about a few people making money rather than improving our team? Mendes payback? Wolves signing a player who’d scored one first team goal in his life for 35 million? Really?Respectfully I don’t see it as a disaster…….if you disagree, then please define disaster in the a football sense, ( obviously not as a storm, earthquake etc).
No money has been squandered……you only think it has been…not the same thing at all. Usually, squandered means that money has been wasted but that‘s not the case with Silva….yet. It’s possible but unlikely that the future may well prove you right……but we’re not there yet.
There is no reason to think that the Wolves mgt. would have or should spent the Silva transfer money on somebody else…….we weren’t privy to to the discussions prior to purchasing Silva.
I‘m not trying to argue with you but please consider that Silva may yet be a wise investment.
And as to your point about investing wisely and strengthening the side instead of “squandering the money on Silva” ………we don’t know how that might have turned out, do we? Would we have ended up with another Guedes or Cutrone?
IMO, it’s inaccurate and misleading to judge the Silva deal at this stage. He’s only 20.
Yep, I like Silva but the deal is so questionable.Do you not have any suspicions yet that this deal all about a few people making money rather than improving our team? Mendes payback? Wolves signing a player who’d scored one first goal in his life for 35 million? Really?
In the summer of 2019 we had just finished 7th with a tiny squad that was very fortunate to avoid pretty much any injuries. The money should have been spent on improving the squad in the short term, couple of first team players, not some pipe dream that we’d signed the next Ronaldo who’d come good in 3-4 years.
Can already see posters who’d guaranteed we’d “double or triple our money” on Fabio backtracking.
I don’t share your suspicions that the “deal was all about a few people making money”. There is no evidence to support this, ( as far as I know).Do you not have any suspicions yet that this deal all about a few people making money rather than improving our team? Mendes payback? Wolves signing a player who’d scored one first goal in his life for 35 million? Really?
In the summer of 2019 we had just finished 7th with a tiny squad that was very fortunate to avoid pretty much any injuries. The money should have been spent on improving the squad in the short term, couple of first team players, not some pipe dream that we’d signed the next Ronaldo who’d come good in 3-4 years.
Can already see posters who’d guaranteed we’d “double or triple our money” on Fabio backtracking.
Probably also depends whether or not he will push for a move away.He is and will be, the only other discerning factor is JL here or not.
Its all quiet.
IF JL is here, fabio is having preseason to be looked at, before any decision is made.
There are alot of teams interested, but i assure you he isnt going out before being looked at as a starter
Nope been told doesnt matter if he pushes hes being assessedProbably also depends whether or not he will push for a move away.
And you can guarantee that, how…?His signing was a disaster because we squandered money on a hopeful project instead of continuing to strengthen the side to sustain what was a very solid foundation. If we had spent that money wisely we wouldn't be where we are now. His signing was nonsensical and we are still seeing the fallout from it.
And to be clear, it isn't his fault.
Precisely. The money would have turned out to be much more 'wisely' spent if Raúl hadn't been assaulted. If we had a crystal ball and knew what was going to happen that November, I doubt we spend £35m on a player for the futureAnd you can guarantee that, how…?
Oh how the road not chosen is always glittered with diamonds and gold.
Fabio is better than Gyokeres.I have the feeling that what Fabio needs and what Wolves need from him arent quite in synch. He's had a couple of good loans and done well, so what he needs now is a good solid season of starting games regularly and getting in to a good goal scoring groove. I doubt that will happen at Wolves this season for him however and depending on recruitment we may well need him as back up. If we do bring in a striker though, I think he's ready for a season in the Championship, Im sure many clubs would be happy to take him.
Maybe if we sign Gyokeres we can loan Fabio to Cov and knock £5m off the asking price, actually think that might work out quite well
What makes you think Gyokeres would be an upgrade? I'd take Fabio any day and save a fortune.I have the feeling that what Fabio needs and what Wolves need from him arent quite in synch. He's had a couple of good loans and done well, so what he needs now is a good solid season of starting games regularly and getting in to a good goal scoring groove. I doubt that will happen at Wolves this season for him however and depending on recruitment we may well need him as back up. If we do bring in a striker though, I think he's ready for a season in the Championship, Im sure many clubs would be happy to take him.
Maybe if we sign Gyokeres we can loan Fabio to Cov and knock £5m off the asking price, actually think that might work out quite well
I don’t share your suspicions that the “deal was all about a few people making money”. There is no evidence to support this, ( as far as I know).
Was the UK Government's VIP lane used to do this contract by any chance?"The authorities want to discern why Porto did not receive a larger proportion of the €40m transfer fee. They were due to profit around €30m after agent fees were deducted. That €10m broke down into €7m for GestiFute - owned by notorious super-agent Jorge Mendes - and €3m for STV, a company headed by Silva’s father."
"Porto claimed they only profited €25m from the deal. This has led to questions about where the remaining €5m has gone."
"The missing €5m is not the only irregularity in the Silva deal. A payment of €500,000 to PP Sports - owned by Pedro Pinho, who is under investigation by the Portuguese Public Ministry and Tax Authority - from Mendes’ company is also causing question marks."
Fabio Silva's Wolves transfer under investigation by Portuguese authorities
If he doesn't want to stay then I think a swap like this would be a good move . As long as he wanted to come . Would need a striker from somewhere though that can get double figures .For Ajax I’d swap Fabio for Kenneth Taylor - CENTRAL MIDFIELDER
21 years old
32 league games
8 goals
3 assists
Would mean we need to sign a striker but hey three up and coming players in Farmer, Chem & Fraser alongside Sasa does make me think if Fabio goes we should of kept Costa very thin on experience
Signing Fabio isn't the disaster, the chosen path of the club, it's transfer policy and ethos has been the disaster.His signing was a disaster because we squandered money on a hopeful project instead of continuing to strengthen the side to sustain what was a very solid foundation. If we had spent that money wisely we wouldn't be where we are now. His signing was nonsensical and we are still seeing the fallout from it.
And to be clear, it isn't his fault.