Topic: Callum Wilson

[sempuki]

Yellow bar on SSN. It's been a while.

[GWN]

Understand Newcastle have had a £20m bid for Callum Wilson accepted by Bournemouth. Villa have pulled out as he wants to move to Newcastle. #nufc #afcb #avfc

— Miles Starforth (@milesstarforth) September 6, 2020

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For those who care

[Klaus]

NUFC’s £20m offer for Callum Wilson has been accepted. Aston Villa have withdrawn their bid as Newcastle is the player’s preferred club. More @MailSport

— Craig Hope (@CraigHope_DM) September 6, 2020

Must have woken from a 13 year coma

[Cheesy Beans]

Maybe he knows the takeover is still on...

It’s all coming together nicely.

[Stifleaay]

How come they rejected Villa’s £21m offer, but accepted our £20m offer?
Going to assume we are offering to pay upfront.

I think this deal means that Bournemouth are now out of the £60m of debt they were in.

[The Ideal Crash]

Not unhappy about this.

[WarrenBartonCentrePartin]

  Watch us f*** this up now.

[Cheesy Beans]

How come they rejected Villa’s £21m offer, but accepted our £20m offer?
Going to assume we are offering to pay upfront.

I think this deal means that Bournemouth are now out of the £60m of debt they were in.

Villa’s original bid was £15m plus £5m in clauses (which was rejected), they upped it to £21m but withdrew it after Wilson told them he wants to join us.

I assume the clauses were improbable.

[Magpie]

He’s from Coventry aswell so that might have something to do with him not being keen on Villa

[Dr.Spaceman]

Watch us f*** this up now.

Pretty much a guarantee soon as his agent starts negotiating with Penfold.

[gdm]

Villa fans seem happy they’ve missed out. they reckon they’ll get Edouard

I’d have preferred Edouard. Happy with Wilson tho. Better than we’ve got

[LFEE]

How come they rejected Villa’s £21m offer, but accepted our £20m offer?
Going to assume we are offering to pay upfront.

I think this deal means that Bournemouth are now out of the £60m of debt they were in.

They didn’t reject it. Villa withdrew it.

[WarrenBartonCentrePartin]

Watch us f*** this up now.

Pretty much a guarantee soon as his agent starts negotiating with Penfold.

Ritchie's not part of the deal. We've already f***ed it.

[RodneyCisse]

Deals like this drag you back in because it’s better than what we’re dealing currently.

Hate it.

[Hoogen]

So we're now shelling out £20m on a 28-year-old striker with two significant ACL injuries in his not-too-distant past but wouldn't spend £16.5 million on a 29-year-old striker who'd played over 30 competitive games in each of his last 10 seasons and was already a proven quantity here.

This club, man. Never fails to amaze.

For the record, I think it's a decent signing for where we are, but it's laughable how we're now willing to do these kinds of deals under Bruce.

[Pilko]

Dare I say it but are we making these very un-Ashley signings which will have no resale value because Ashley is confident he won't be here in a year or two?

[STM]

How come they rejected Villa’s £21m offer, but accepted our £20m offer?
Going to assume we are offering to pay upfront.

I think this deal means that Bournemouth are now out of the £60m of debt they were in.

Transfers dont work that way. Before accepting a bid, most clubs have an idea of their players preference and ultimately Villas bid would only become relevant if Newcastle couldn't get close enough to the price and Wilson had no other choice but move there.

[Hoogen]

Dare I say it but are we making these very un-Ashley signings which will have no resale value because Ashley is confident he won't be here in a year or two?

Hopefully, aye, but my feeling is that it's more likely a kneejerk response to the Joelinton disaster and wanting to make 100% sure we're still a PL club by not making a mistake like that again.

[STM]

Hes no great striker but he wont go missing in games.

[TRon]

Dare I say it but are we making these very un-Ashley signings which will have no resale value because Ashley is confident he won't be here in a year or two?

I'd see it as more of an insurance policy similar to Andy Carroll. £20m is a lot more expensive obviously, but goals are worth their weight in gold if they keep you in the Premier. Ashley is probably belatedly realising what a t*** he was for not paying £16m for Rondon.

[mrmojorisin75]

Dare I say it but are we making these very un-Ashley signings which will have no resale value because Ashley is confident he won't be here in a year or two?

Hopefully, aye, but my feeling is that it's more likely a kneejerk response to the Joelinton disaster and wanting to make 100% sure we're still a PL club by not making a mistake like that again.

Think it's more that Ashley has checked out and left the building, they get a budget and are left to do what they want with it. Which is how it should always have been. If he'd done that with Rafa we'd be in a very different place now.

[GWN]

Deals like this drag you back in because it’s better than what we’re dealing currently.

Hate it.

If you think a £20m signing drags folk back in you are sadly mistaken, not even Joelips at £40m got my attention.

£20m is chicken feed today and gets you an average player, £60m and up get you a goodun.
Sadly we will spend the bare minimum to get by and it’s not always about the fee, Bruce will soon crock or coach this one into oblivion ....drags me in ...

[AyeDubbleYoo]

I highly doubt he’s having second thoughts about anything.

[Bimpy474]

Don't understand players who choose us at the moment, as we have zero ambition. It can't be about wages as they'll get those elsewhere.

Baffling as to why they join a team who's sole aim is mediocrity.

[Thumbheed]

Not unhappy with this but for that price I'd have gambled on Morelos.

Not too many tapped players who are s***. Higher ceiling too.