Let Us Get Things Back Into Perspective
#37
Yes, he was really that good. Good enough for RB Leipzig to pay 13 m for him. And they weren't the only big team wanting him.
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#38
(26-10-2018, 07:39 PM)Username Wrote: I thought both him and his family were staunch Bluenoses so it would take some convincing for him to go there?

No their villa fans but same point.

Burke needed to progress here, he burst onto the scene pace and power perfect for the champ. Lost his confidence I'd say now. Needs to feel loved again.
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#39
Yes sorry that’s right.
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#40
A club paying 13M doesnt mean he was that good. It means a club were daft enough to pay silly money on an unproven players.
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#41
RB Leipzig is known to buy young promising talent and they seldom miss with their investments. Burke showed raw talent and bags of potential and you have to pay for that. West Brom even payed 2 m more to get him back to England. If he had kicked on from where he left at Forest he would possibly have been worth double the transfer fee.
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#42
Thing is Garibaldi, I would question both RB and West Brom's judgement. RB because the season was hardly underway when they took him and West Brom paying even more for him with him having failed at RB. Where is the sense in either transfer apart from the selling clubs willingness to unload with such fees being on offer.

There are a few German clubs investing in ENglish young talent, perhaps because the international sides have had some success on an international stage. Take them early cheaper, develope them, benefit from their talents and then perhaps sell at a huge profit. So, for RB to release Burke at such an early stage suggests to me they realised they had made a mistake.

We will only know the answer to the question in the coming years
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#43
like many I guess I have a rose coloured spectacles perspective about Ollie Burke, really liked this guy, still do, bit of a greek tragedy as far as his last couple of seasons have worked out

I remember us having an easy win against ... Leeds ... and then OB was gone

would love to see him back here on loan or something .. he is on the bench today, he didn't figure in the squad at all last week
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#44
(27-10-2018, 03:31 PM)woody Wrote: Thing is Garibaldi, I would question both RB and West Brom's judgement. RB because the season was hardly underway when they took him and West Brom paying even more for him with him having failed at RB. Where is the sense in either transfer apart from the selling clubs willingness to unload with such fees being on offer.

There are a few German clubs investing in ENglish young talent, perhaps because the international sides have had some success on an international stage. Take them early cheaper, develope them, benefit from their talents and then perhaps sell at a huge profit. So, for RB to release Burke at such an early stage suggests to me they realised they had made a mistake.

We will only know the answer to the question in the coming years

He hasn't lived up to expectations neither at RB Leipzig nor West Brom. I was only referring to how he played when still at Forest.
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#45
(26-10-2018, 05:49 PM)Paplane Wrote: You dont get promoted by selling your best players.

Damn right Paps.
Panic on the streets of London
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#46
(27-10-2018, 03:57 PM)GaribaldiRED Wrote:
(27-10-2018, 03:31 PM)woody Wrote: Thing is Garibaldi, I would question both RB and West Brom's judgement. RB because the season was hardly underway when they took him and West Brom paying even more for him with him having failed at RB. Where is the sense in either transfer apart from the selling clubs willingness to unload with such fees being on offer.

There are a few German clubs investing in ENglish young talent, perhaps because the international sides have had some success on an international stage. Take them early cheaper, develope them, benefit from their talents and then perhaps sell at a huge profit. So, for RB to release Burke at such an early stage suggests to me they realised they had made a mistake.

We will only know the answer to the question in the coming years

He hasn't lived up to expectations neither at RB Leipzig nor West Brom. I was only referring to how he played when still at Forest.
:cool:
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#47
I knew eventually hefele would be dropped . Same with Robinson over osborn.

Same will happen with dias.
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#48
Unless theres a remarkable change in form, Dias and Goncalves are no way going to be with us next season. In fact, it wouldnt surprise me if Goncalves wanted to get out in January.
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