Tim Iroegbunam
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777Kidnappings
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Re: Tim Iroegbunam
Be absolutely gutted if we sold tim. Im a terrible judge but I think he could become a top player off some of this seasons evidence
Can't believe there's people who think we should take the 7m.
Thats probably the compensation for a couple of highly rated 15 year olds
Can't believe there's people who think we should take the 7m.
Thats probably the compensation for a couple of highly rated 15 year olds
Re: Tim Iroegbunam
I didn't say we would get full backs for 7m, but you can just pluck more numbers from thin air and out them in people's mouths if you like.777Kidnappings wrote: Some fullbacks for 7m?
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777Kidnappings
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Re: Tim Iroegbunam
You said we should sell him and use the money to buy some fullbacks. The reported offer is between 8 and 10m euros apparently. Not sure which part ive made up
Re: Tim Iroegbunam
It is a case of moving around the pieces to improve a mid table squad of mostly mid table players.TheRam wrote:Tim and Armstrong are completely different midfielders.
It’s not a case of selling tim to give Armstrong more minutes.
We’ll have to replace him as at the minute he’s the best ball winner and ball carrier in the squad.
He’s got huge potential and any fee we get for him, if we do sell, needs to reflect that.
Come to the table with £30m upfront then we’ll start talking.
You would imagine if everyone is fit, Garner and Gueye are first choice for the deeper midfield positions.
KDH and Armstrong can be the 2 choices ahead of them.
If Garner and Gueye are injured, Armstrong can drop into an 8, which looks as if it will be his position in future seasons.
I don't see Tim being worth an increased and longer contract, so sell him and reinvest to improve the squad where we need it.
When Gueye is done, we should be looking to get a higher quality midfielder in than (i think) Tim will ever become.
Re: Tim Iroegbunam
That's your lack of comprehension then.777Kidnappings wrote: You said we should sell him and use the money to buy some fullbacks. The reported offer is between 8 and 10m euros apparently. Not sure which part ive made up
To put it simply for you:
Let's say we wanted to buy a full back for 20m and the selling club wanted it all up front, but we only had 10m available.
We could put the 10m sale of a player towards it too. That would make 20m.
Of course, we could buy a 20m player mow with just a 10m first payment.
But feel free to stay stuck in a mental rut.
Re: Tim Iroegbunam
When we signed Gana from Villa he was a bit underwhelming, blew hot and cold there but the thing we apparently identified was that he had certain stats that were only bettered by I think it was Kante.
Tim I think is a similar situation, sell and he could go on to be a great success somewhere else.
Realistically if he develops over the next year or two we should be looking at a midfield base of Tim and Armstrong, not one or the other.
Tim I think is a similar situation, sell and he could go on to be a great success somewhere else.
Realistically if he develops over the next year or two we should be looking at a midfield base of Tim and Armstrong, not one or the other.
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777Kidnappings
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Re: Tim Iroegbunam
So we should sell him and buy some of a fullback not some fullbackscrackling wrote: ↑Sun Jan 25, 2026 2:30 pm That's your lack of comprehension then.
To put it simply for you:
Let's say we wanted to buy a full back for 20m and the selling club wanted it all up front, but we only had 10m available.
We could put the 10m sale of a player towards it too. That would make 20m.
Of course, we could buy a 20m player mow with just a 10m first payment.
But feel free to stay stuck in a mental rut.
Re: Tim Iroegbunam
Being you must be very tiring.777Kidnappings wrote: So we should sell him and buy some of a fullback not some fullbacks
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777Kidnappings
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Re: Tim Iroegbunam
It is what you said. Beyond that though hes worth way more than 10m and yes its exhausting
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blueforyou
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Re: Tim Iroegbunam
£30m?
Give the board that club's phone number...
Give the board that club's phone number...
"And you can put that in your ******* black book"
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Bluebridge
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Bornblue88
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Re: Tim Iroegbunam
Giving him a contract on slightly improved wages is much less of a risk than selling him for less than 10m by quite a lot. We can still sell him for around that in a years time. Plenty of teams will take a chance on a 23 year old with his level of promise for that fee. If we can’t sign a player and need the money to do so then I see the reasoning but it’s still bad business.
Re: Tim Iroegbunam
He'll need to improve his ability to make the right decisions with the ball and execute it more regularly if he's going to be valued at 30m.
Being able to strike a ball without getting it caught beneath him would help too. He's the definition of nose bleed territory at the moment when he bears down on the opposition box, in a more concerning fashion than even Gana.
He has his good points too.
Being able to strike a ball without getting it caught beneath him would help too. He's the definition of nose bleed territory at the moment when he bears down on the opposition box, in a more concerning fashion than even Gana.
He has his good points too.
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sam of the south
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Re: Tim Iroegbunam
Has he had a knock then, or flu (as was rumoured), a possible move turning his head, or something else?
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Re: Tim Iroegbunam
Hopefully his head wasn't turned from a low ball offer from Lazio.sam of the south wrote: ↑Mon Jan 26, 2026 2:09 pm Has he had a knock then, or flu (as was rumoured), a possible move turning his head, or something else?
I don't think we know exactly, but like KDH and Alcaraz recently, it seems Moyes prefers to keep his cards close to his chest with these things.