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Saido Berahino

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I'm not convinced by him. I'd be VERY surprised if we spent £20m on him too.

Borini +5m.

I'd be wary of giving him too much dollar too. I'm sure with Suarez and soon Gerrard off the wage bill ,it'll al start to look a bit healthier if we play the next 12 months right.
 
A front 4 option from Berahino, Sturridge, Ings and Origi next season will make us forget our striker woes from this season soon enough.

In theory maybe, but one proven striker who is extremely injury prone and three young strikers who are yet to really prove themselves is a hell of a risk...
 
In theory maybe, but one proven striker who is extremely injury prone and three young strikers who are yet to really prove themselves is a hell of a risk...
There's risk involved with every signing; we've signed goalscorers before like Carroll, Cisse, Kuyt, Borini, Balotelli, N'Gog, etc, some of whom cost fortunes and some were cheap but none of them scored regularly. Of course Ings, Berahino and Origi are risky signings (Ings less so because of his low fee) but Sturridge was a risk too.
 
There's risk involved with every signing; we've signed goalscorers before like Carroll, Cisse, Kuyt, Borini, Balotelli, N'Gog, etc, some of whom cost fortunes and some were cheap but none of them scored regularly. Of course Ings, Berahino and Origi are risky signings (Ings less so because of his low fee) but Sturridge was a risk too.


Of course there's risk in every signing. But we should try not to have 4 risky players at once. We should have at least one that we can rely on to at least some extent. May be easier said than done though.
 
Of course there's risk in every signing. But we should try not to have 4 risky players at once. We should have at least one that we can rely on to at least some extent. May be easier said than done though.


I guess this is the problem, if you're not paying for potential, you're looking for someone who's done it over a number of seasons, which means forking out big money. Finding someone with those characteristics in this league is nearly impossible, so it's either fork out on a man of the moment (which we and others have been stung on before), go for someone overseas who's an up and comer, or pay big for a star who's either looking for their big move or who isn't getting a look in at one of the giants. Unless you've got early-Wenger abilities in the scouting departments, it's either short to midrange risks, or spending big money and big wages on someone you hope will have the consistency to warrant the layout.
 
I guess this is the problem, if you're not paying for potential, you're looking for someone who's done it over a number of seasons, which means forking out big money. Finding someone with those characteristics in this league is nearly impossible, so it's either fork out on a man of the moment (which we and others have been stung on before), go for someone overseas who's an up and comer, or pay big for a star who's either looking for their big move or who isn't getting a look in at one of the giants. Unless you've got early-Wenger abilities in the scouting departments, it's either short to midrange risks, or spending big money and big wages on someone you hope will have the consistency to warrant the layout.
We should prioritise buying Southampton scouting team instead of their actual team.
 
I wonder. Some years ago when we poached their youth coach Malcolm Elias I thought "Good move", but he didn't last long.
 
I guess this is the problem, if you're not paying for potential, you're looking for someone who's done it over a number of seasons, which means forking out big money. Finding someone with those characteristics in this league is nearly impossible, so it's either fork out on a man of the moment (which we and others have been stung on before), go for someone overseas who's an up and comer, or pay big for a star who's either looking for their big move or who isn't getting a look in at one of the giants. Unless you've got early-Wenger abilities in the scouting departments, it's either short to midrange risks, or spending big money and big wages on someone you hope will have the consistency to warrant the layout.


Barring the odd exception we tend to get much better value overseas so I'd rather we did that generally speaking.

I've watched next to nothing of this Berahino guy so have no opinion on the guy but for 20 odd million he needs to be near enough a sure thing.
 
There's risk involved with every signing; we've signed goalscorers before like Carroll, Cisse, Kuyt, Borini, Balotelli, N'Gog, etc, some of whom cost fortunes and some were cheap but none of them scored regularly. Of course Ings, Berahino and Origi are risky signings (Ings less so because of his low fee) but Sturridge was a risk too.
Ngog was never a goalscorer. His record in France was terrible. 1 league goal.
 
£12M FOR BERAHINO?

There has been a lot of talk already during this transfer window about a possible exit for Saido Berahino to Liverpool or Tottenhamfrom West Brom, with reports suggesting a bid of over £20million would be required to prize the forward away from the Hawthorns.
Sky sources indicate, however, that the asking price is actually between £12m and £15m, which will undoubtedly bring in several interested parties.
 
£12M FOR BERAHINO?

There has been a lot of talk already during this transfer window about a possible exit for Saido Berahino to Liverpool or Tottenhamfrom West Brom, with reports suggesting a bid of over £20million would be required to prize the forward away from the Hawthorns.
Sky sources indicate, however, that the asking price is actually between £12m and £15m, which will undoubtedly bring in several interested parties.

Well, I get can behind that figure.
 
If you take out cup goals against substandard opposition, he's got 8 goals this season at a goal every three games. Not bad at age 23, but 12m seems to be in the right ball park for him.
 
Premier League transfer news: Fabio Borini holds key to Liverpool £23million deal for West Bromwich Albion ace Saido Berahino

By ChronSport | Posted: January 05, 2015
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Saido Berahino could be heading to Anfield. PICTURE: PA Wire
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Liverpool boss Brendan Rodgers has been told he can sign West Bromwich Albion hot-shot Saido Berahino for £23million - but must sell Italy international Fabio Borini first.

That is according to The Lying Rag, who report that Liverpool's owners are determined to finally cash in on Borini after he turned down an £11million move to Sunderland in the summer.
Liverpool are in pole position to sign England under-21 international Berahino, with Tottenham Hotspur said to be looking elsewhere for better value.


Read more: http://www.bathchronicle.co.uk/Prem...tory-25806239-detail/story.html#ixzz3OHTK9RL5
Follow us: @BathChron on Twitter | BathChron on Facebook
 
Premier League transfer news: Fabio Borini holds key to Liverpool £23million deal for West Bromwich Albion ace Saido Berahino

By ChronSport | Posted: January 05, 2015
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Saido Berahino could be heading to Anfield. PICTURE: PA Wire
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Liverpool boss Brendan Rodgers has been told he can sign West Bromwich Albion hot-shot Saido Berahino for £23million - but must sell Italy international Fabio Borini first.

That is according to The Lying Rag, who report that Liverpool's owners are determined to finally cash in on Borini after he turned down an £11million move to Sunderland in the summer.
Liverpool are in pole position to sign England under-21 international Berahino, with Tottenham Hotspur said to be looking elsewhere for better value.


Read more: http://www.bathchronicle.co.uk/Prem...tory-25806239-detail/story.html#ixzz3OHTK9RL5
Follow us: @BathChron on Twitter | BathChron on Facebook


How about a trade + £10 million. Borini would be good for WBA.
 
Just buy him FFS. He's got the Modo seal of approval and that's before Ryan decided to dick ride.
 
He has a shit hairline, it's retreating faster than Mignolet towards the goal line when he misjudges a ball and ends up in no man's land.
 
Pulis like his target man, he wants crouch this windiw

Possible Lambert could be a make weight as he wont shift Borini or Mario
 
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