Percy Dalton 1:39 Wed Jan 11
Chelsea closing in on Antonio
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Looks like he might be on the move.
I'd be gutted if we lose him.Put a 40 million price tag on him.
Still we might get Snodgrass so happy days I don't think.
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Tomshardware
1:40 Wed Jan 11
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I'd be gutted to see him go.
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gank
1:41 Wed Jan 11
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They could probably train him to perform for 90 minutes.
In all seriousness, they'd probably buy him and loan him back for the rest of this season, which should suit all parties.
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Mr Anon
1:43 Wed Jan 11
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Can't see us selling the only player getting us goals
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1:44 Wed Jan 11
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I'm hearing the club want a swap deal
Victor Moses in permanently
Batshuayi on loan for the season
+ £5m
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Steven P
1:45 Wed Jan 11
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For Batshuayi and Fabregas, then go out and get Snodgrass, Johnson, Iorfa and Hogan.
Job done.
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Steven P
1:46 Wed Jan 11
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logo 1:44 Wed Jan 11
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Where on earth did you get that?!?!
Mine was a bit of tongue in cheek!
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gph
1:47 Wed Jan 11
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Difficult for a club like ours, which show limited ambition, to keep good players from thinking they're too good to be playing for such a club.
Especially when that lack of ambition is shown exactly when the opposite would be expected - i.e., straight after a massive increase in capacity.
I just hope Antonio is very, very grateful to us for transforming his career.
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1:48 Wed Jan 11
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Its what the club are working on according to sources 'ex whu employee'
You may notice he doesn't post much now due to the club going silent on transfer activity.
But him and jack are always in dialogue.
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simon.s
1:49 Wed Jan 11
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Great move for Antonio if he wants to go, and it comes off. Although he'll very much be a small fish in a big pond.
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Lily Hammer
1:49 Wed Jan 11
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What's happened to make this seem more likely, and not just silly season speculation?
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1:50 Wed Jan 11
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As Steve P mentioned - Fabregas is also an opportunity, should we sign other striker targets.
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gph
1:50 Wed Jan 11
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Victor Moses, who has shown how little he wants to play for us and how much he wants to play for Chelsea?
That Victor Moses?
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Joey Woodwork
1:51 Wed Jan 11
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I don't think he is that good, despite his record, so he can go if they offer silly money.
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1:51 Wed Jan 11
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Everyone has a price and we're desperate for a striker.
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Northern Sold
1:58 Wed Jan 11
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Can't see anyway Moses would come back....
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2:01 Wed Jan 11
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Northern Sold 1:58 Wed Jan 11
My thoughts exactly, but could be why we're after Snodgrass.
Id love to have Fabregas in with Batshuayi on loan.
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AKA ERNIE
2:01 Wed Jan 11
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Jesus fucking christ what is the fucking club doing
Selling our top scorer and one of the very few that give a shit for some cunt that didnt want tk join us last summer on a fucking loan.
Absolute fucking joke turn off the lights shut the club down
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Steven P
2:02 Wed Jan 11
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I like Moses but hasn't he been playing well for them?
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Steven P
2:03 Wed Jan 11
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AKA ERNIE 2:01 Wed Jan 11
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Jesus Christ Ernie - I think you should step away from the message board. Its only a rumour mate??
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El Scorchio
2:06 Wed Jan 11
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Every player has their price- anything upward of 30 million would represent good business provided it's reinvested properly. We want to do our best to get 'spurs or southampton' money for him.
However, this would be like ripping the heart out of what's left of this season. Antonio gets a louder cheer then Payet from the stands now, so do we really want to sell one of our best and most popular players?
Of course if Antonio wants to go, then it might be hard to prevent it.
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