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Should the unthinkable happen and the powers that be decide to sell a prized asset. What should we get for him?
He's young, quick, strong and got a decent goal scoring record albeit only the latter part of this season. And not just tap in's - some quality finishes.
£5 million?
But if he stays and does well next year and we are higher in the league and more high profile - at least double that.
I hope he goes nowhere.
If the club sold Zohore then season ticket sales would collapse at once.
We would be back to being a club with no ambition.
Zohore must not go !
10 mill at least, at today's rates. McCormack was sold for 11mill was he? I'm sure rudy gestede got sold for similar by someone, so deffo 10mill. If we keep hold of him then he could be worth twice that in a few yewrs
Yeah about 5million seems fair for someone who has had half a good season by the age of 23.
I'd rather keep him, if he can improve next year for the whole season he'd be worth 3 times that
100 quid an hour
Z'whore
Two pound ten a tit, and a fiver for his arse.
Leave Tony out of this !Quote:
Originally Posted by itkman
You don't get much change from a cock and hen these daysQuote:
Originally Posted by itkman
We've always been a club with no ambition though.....Quote:
Originally Posted by BlueWales
Nothing. Jursset said he was shit.
On our previous transfer business, about £350k (Steven MacLean excepted).Quote:
Originally Posted by Silures
Going by Gestedes worth , I would say 10 million at least .
Jursett did forecast relegation for Bristol when they were in the top six . That showed real football knowledge .Quote:
Originally Posted by Steve R
If he keeps his form up for a full season he'll be worth a small fortune.
Today's rate definitely 10m+. Five years ago about 3m.
I honestly wouldn't sell him for less than 35 mil
...well thats what Newcastle got for Carroll :shrug:
Sixpence or thrupence oh i how luv them words
Quality comment from "I".Quote:
Originally Posted by itkman
Even a stopped clock tells the correct time twice a day !
I think an offer of £10 million this summer would be very tempting for the club and, given the prices that Championship strikers go for these days, I wouldn't rule out us getting such a bid.
I would be surprised if we got an offer as high as that.Quote:
Originally Posted by the other bob wilson
He's played well for what, about 4 or 5 months now?
The players who have gone for more than 8 figures from this division have usually proven themselves over at least a season.
I have to be honest I couldn't blame the club for selling him if that offer came in - as long as a decent proportion of that was made available to Warnock.Quote:
Originally Posted by the other bob wilson
He's said he needs £6m to make us competitive, so if I was Tan and had £10m from Zohore and said to Warnock 'there's your £6m have another £2m to replace Zohore, I'm keeping the other £2m for myself or the running of the club - would that be a wise move.
It's all speculation mind as I don't think we'll get offered £10m.
http://www.transfermarkt.co.uk/champ...wettbewerb/GB2
Here's the list of transfers in the championship, some over 10m maybe look a worse bet than zohore, but the vast majority are significantly more proven.
Some near the bottom of the list are a better bet as well.
I would estimate 6 or 7 mill for zohore looking at that list, but obviously that figure can fluctuate wildly depending on how much the selling club needs to sell and how much the buying club needs to buy, whether there is a bidding war and erratic chairman (something we can call the ridsdale factor).
Perhaps instead of a single value, a range makes more sense.
Something like between 3 and 10 million for zohore at the current moment.
That's exactly what I think. £10 million for Zohore would be an awful lot for someone who has, in essence, been playing really well for a bit less than half a season - that said, if he was to start next season like he is finishing this one, then such a figure would be too cheap and I'd be thinking in terms of £15 million if anyone wanted him in the January 2018 window.Quote:
Originally Posted by Brian
However, if someone did put that £10 million bid in for him in the summer, it wouldn't surprise me at all if the club accepted it for the reasons you set out - clubs of our size and with our financial resources have to base their team building in the transfer market on using the money they receive from an annual transfer out of their most prized asset wisely. This is what we used to do ten years ago under Ridsdale and clubs like Leeds, Fulham, Brentford, QPR, Birmingham and Bristol City have done it this season - albeit with varying degrees of success.
As others have said if he is flogged many will lose interest.
Hopefully I am wrong. They dug their feet in over Manga?.
I hope you are right and we keep him and get Warnock's transfer kitty. He's unexpectedly turned into one other that gets you on your feet when he in full flow.Quote:
Originally Posted by LordKenwyne
But if he goes and we quickly bring in 3, 4 or 5 decent signings in all areas then the interest will still be there.
For the record I think Noone will go and bring in some cash along with Whitts unless he takes a pay cut, Manga will go but I think he's free anyway isn't he?
Ye I thought that after I wrote it. If they get 10 million to spend on quite a few players then that may be for the best.Quote:
Originally Posted by Brian
First time I saw him.... I thought ...this guy is the real deal......:-)
Who dug their feet in over Manga?Quote:
Originally Posted by LordKenwyne
I don't think there have been any offers (last summer or January) and he came back from the AfCON with an injury so there was no real option to sell him or agree to cancel the contract to save wages. If the club manage to agree a new contract with him on much lower wages, and not be pressured into paying over the odds, then I think it would be right to praise them. If that happens I assume it would be because Manga and his agent have concluded they are not going to get a better offer anywhere else, and because Manga 'loves playing for Warnock'.
If Zohore is sold in the summer for a very big fee (£10m or so) and that is re-invested wisely in the squad, I doubt it would create any major backlash by fans. However, I can't see that kind of offer coming in on the back of just a few months of very good Championship centre forward play and I don't think he will leave.
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Originally Posted by the other bob wilson
You really believe he's worth £10 million? You can't be serious, played just over half a season and scored 11 goals.
People on here are living in cloud cuckoo land.
This is what I said in a subsequent post;-Quote:
Originally Posted by Cleve van Leef
"£10 million for Zohore would be an awful lot for someone who has, in essence, been playing really well for a bit less than half a season - that said, if he was to start next season like he is finishing this one, then such a figure would be too cheap and I'd be thinking in terms of £15 million if anyone wanted him in the January 2018 window."
However, when I look at how much other Championship clubs have paid for strikers who Zohore at his best compares well with (Rhodes, Kodjia, Hogan, Vydra etc.), I don't see £10 million for him this summer as "living in cloud cuckoo land". I always used to say that Gestede really caused problems for good Championship centrebacks, despite the weaknesses in his game, the same applies, but even more so, with Zohore because he has more strengths to his game than Rudi had - I think £7 to £8 million would be a realistic price for him at the moment.
You little liar James. Are there any other players at the club who you don't rate?Quote:
Originally Posted by Jimmy the Jock
£5M with add onsQuote:
Originally Posted by the other bob wilson
Yeah . Now you ask, Pilkington.Quote:
Originally Posted by JKB
When I said Zohore was dreadful , he was ****ing dreadful . Fair door the guy has turned it round and we could get 10 million for him. He is special .