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    Its true, Hammers fans love him to bits. I hope he scores soon and gives them hope, then maybe we can squeeze a decent deal out of them in January.
    "Its not about the long ball or the short ball, its about the right ball." Bob Paisley

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      Need every penny we can get for the Sturridge deal.

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        Originally posted by Maxiedge View Post
        Carroll is worth around £12m, we paid £35m

        Downing is worth around £7m, we paid £20m

        I agree that those two go down as the worst transfers in the history of football as I can't think of any others with a 300% mark-up.

        Yes, I am still totally bitter about it
        Alberto Aquiliani.......20m, sold for pennies. Although at least he had talent.....
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        Weak willed, Wank or do they have a masterplan?

        Think we have the answer..Slot!!

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          Originally posted by Vermilion View Post
          Yet all i heard on radio commentary was how AC was putting in a 'great shift', has been great for WH, and is just lacking the cherry on top of a few goals, but that when he gets one...he'll go on and get a few.

          All the Hammers i hear love him too.
          He put in such a great shift he was subbed by Cole, who looked more effective in the minutes he was on than Carroll did in the majority of the game

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            Originally posted by Phoenix07 View Post
            Need every penny we can get for the Sturridge deal.
            "Its not about the long ball or the short ball, its about the right ball." Bob Paisley

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              Damn Damn Damn Damn Torres and Carroll combined fee of £85 ****in million pounds

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                Originally posted by Assassin View Post
                He put in such a great shift he was subbed by Cole, who looked more effective in the minutes he was on than Carroll did in the majority of the game

                That may be true, but they seem to love him all the same, Allardyce seemed to think he put a shift in anyway.

                "He wants to score a goal and he wants me to leave him on for 90 minutes but at the end of the day he put that much effort in, there are a lot of fresh players on the bench."


                I'm not too bothered what his actual form is, just so long as 'they' think he's doing well.

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                  He isn't ****. But his career could effectively be over. He'll do well to turn it around now. Too much pressure for a lad like him to handle moving from his hometown club for that amount of money. Its weighed him down, he's certainly not the first and won't be the last. History shows there are a number of big money failures, the pressure to perform for the size of fee gets to people. None of us know how we would react. He was showing some decent form towards the end of the season, scoring goals and being a real handful, had Kenny stayed he'd have probably continued that. But Rodgers so publicly making it known he wasn't his type of player (Rodgers is allowed to, before someone jumps in) has further dented the lads fragile confidence. He stated he wasn't going to West Ham and then ended up there. Regardless of the money these lads earn, I find it weird that so many fans take nothing else into consideration before deciding he's ****. At no point did Andy Carroll ask someone to spend £35m on him. He'd have been more than happy to still be at Newcastle.

                  I find it a shame as the lad seems genuine and was gutted to be pushed out the door. I hope he gets his move back to Newcastle and he has a good career.
                  Always borrow money from a pessimist. He won’t expect it back. Oscar Wilde

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                    Originally posted by Shaggy View Post
                    Carroll, easily.
                    Originally posted by Lee View Post
                    Carroll.



                    No question about that.

                    Aquilani was also another value for mony disaster, plus of course Downing.

                    If that £75m odd was spent wisely, imagine where we could be now?
                    Oh I don't know.

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                      Originally posted by Assassin View Post
                      He put in such a great shift he was subbed by Cole, who looked more effective in the minutes he was on than Carroll did in the majority of the game
                      Listening to the radio commentary it sounded as if he was asked to drop deep and play quite a defensive (and physically draining) way. It's odd that this seemed also to be how Kenny tried to play him.
                      "The man who never alters his opinion is like standing water, and breeds reptiles of the mind."
                      -- William Blake

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                        Originally posted by Vermilion View Post
                        That may be true, but they seem to love him all the same, Allardyce seemed to think he put a shift in anyway.





                        I'm not too bothered what his actual form is, just so long as 'they' think he's doing well.
                        As long as Fat Sam buys him for a decent price I will be happy too

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                          Originally posted by Vermilion View Post
                          I reckon we'll get 15m for AC.

                          Maybe more if WH stay up and get their share of the new money.

                          A few goals will really help our cause, he's a big hit with their fans, and imo they will want him to stay. Just depends on AC.
                          West Ham deal includes option to buy at end of season for 17 million if they stay up...
                          Thanks for the memories Rafa - YNWA!

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                            Originally posted by Nick77 View Post
                            West Ham deal includes option to buy at end of season for 17 million if they stay up...
                            That is optional though, they don't have to. West Ham were quite clear on that at the time.
                            Cult Member. Nazi puncher.

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                              LFC: So, will you use the option to buy him for £17M?
                              WH: No thanks, but we`ll take him for £8M
                              LFC: OK
                              Blank

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                                Originally posted by Resu View Post
                                LFC: So, will you use the option to buy him for £17M?
                                WH: No thanks, but we`ll take him for £8M
                                LFC: OK
                                That's being realistic.
                                Brandt - Keita - Van Dijk - Sessegnon

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