Everyone had a price .
5, 6 or 7 million?
then again in a year or two he could be released on a free.
My thought are keep
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Everyone had a price .
5, 6 or 7 million?
then again in a year or two he could be released on a free.
My thought are keep
No.
Definitely not!
If he has a good European Championship and City get, or get near to, promotion next season you could probably put a 1 in front of that
£5m no.
£10m, yes please.
A player like that should have a hefty sell on clause.
No chance
Don't think 5 mill will help us too much. Don't think anyone would offer that anyway.
Given we sold Ramsey for less than that, I reckon the club would part with him for £1m.
Yes,with a severe sell on clause
lets keep him and see where it goes
5 mill isnt going to change out finances
£100 million, yes.
nobody is going to offer £5 million for him yet, as for what he's worth to us it is difficult to say as we haven't seen a lot of him, presumably the club have an idea of what his potential ceiling is.
other factors would come into play, such as how much would we need the money - which would be a lot, and crucially how well would we reinvest the £5m which is anyone's guess.
I’m not having a go at him, but 6 months ago I wouldn’t know anyone that would have said no.
Has anyone seen anything to suggest he’s worth £5m or are we just going on a Wales call up
Ive seen enough of him to suggest he could be a player in the future to be worth much more than 5m.Quote:
Originally Posted by WJ99mobile
Hes broken into our 1st team and is part of the Welsh squad at the euros. So a number of coaches rate him highly.
Swansea have sold the likes of Mawson and McBurnie for huge fees.
Letting this lad go for 5m would be scandulous. If it bites us on the arse so be it.
Yes but is there any indication he will play for Wales even as a substitute in one match. He was not used as a substitute in either friendly match so it's difficult to see Page playing him. Pretty sure he will not be risked at the euros. To be honest he was a bit of a daft selection he only started on game for us all season and for that reason Page won't risk him.Quote:
Originally Posted by xsnaggle
He came on in the second half against France. Only had 10 minutes, but Page played him.Quote:
Originally Posted by Shrewsbury Blue
Let's not go overboard. Probably only a handful of us have seen him play so are unable to judge what he is worth.
I totally agree.Quote:
Originally Posted by Vindec
Just saying. 5m is nothing these days.
Id rather keep and see how he develops.
Got to say I don't know what the hype is about. Seen him a couple of times come on as a sub and he looked ordinary at best - bit sluggish, lightweight, and then he's the dog's whatsits - just based on a couple a sub appearances at the end of the season and a couple of Wales training sessions. Beats me.Quote:
Originally Posted by WJ99mobile
It's to early to say whether or not Colwill will turn out to be a 'great' player. We've all seen players tipped for stardom, and then never making it on the big stage. That said, he looks as though he has something, and all these top coaches can't be wrong, surely? I hope we hold on to him for a while, but sadly, this story has all the appearances of the Aaron Ramsey tale.
That he's been included in Wales' squad ahead of others who've played a lot more would suggest there's something there
He's looked decent in his limited appearances for us, but its a bit early to suggest a multi million pound move
That was over 10 years agoQuote:
Originally Posted by Eric the Half a Bee
We have waited agreed for these kids to come through. Forget the money. Let's see what they can do.
There is always someone ready to rain on any parade that may be on the horizon, as far as City is concerned. If you had bothered to watch, you would have seen him shine all season for the under 23’s and not look out of place in his limited time in the first team. No doubt you said the same about Aaron Ramsey.Quote:
Originally Posted by A Quiet Monkfish
In fairness, much appears to beat you.Quote:
Originally Posted by A Quiet Monkfish
Colwill has made three brief sub appearances for City - 2 minutes at the end of the 3-1 victory over Coventry in February, 13 minutes in the 4-0 victory over Derby in March and 6 minutes at the end of the 1-0 defeat to Nottingham Forest in April. However, he then made three starts against Wycombe (2-1 win), Birmingham (4-0 win) and Rotherham (1-1) draw.
He could be anything, but he's just turned 19 and clearly has ability. The 'hype' is obviously about much more than a couple of sub appearances and some Wales training sessions.