I reckon Ferguson and Wallace when they were a deadly duo for us would be sold by our current owners in a flash !there are several players we did not sell at their peak (and prices we were offered) and cost us a lot
Gary Thompson - Arsenal £2m
Peter Ndlovu - Var £4m
Mick Ferguson - Ipswich £1m
I agree with Rees and Humphries but Pointer when he played here wasn't the player he was at Burnley,even though he was still good.going back further Ronnie Rees Ray Pointer Willie Humphries
I reckon Ferguson and Wallace when they were a deadly duo for us would be sold by our current owners in a flash !
Sturridge is the obvious one and players like Scott Dann who's stock is certainly rising at present. We never had a player who would touch £50M though!
I'm sure Jimmy had gone when they were here ?Jimmy Hill didn't take too long to sell them either.
I'm sure Jimmy had gone when they were here ?
Nothing changes then !He was chairman and when he was chairman sold everything that commanded a fee.
Phil Babb would have cost a tidy packet in today's market. Assuming Liverpool bought him again. Does anyone else think that Liverpool have a history of overspending on average to OK players? They almost always seem to over pay for me. With the exception of GM.
Phil Babb would have cost a tidy packet in today's market. Assuming Liverpool bought him again. Does anyone else think that Liverpool have a history of overspending on average to OK players? They almost always seem to over pay for me. With the exception of GM.
I remember when we brought Bill Glazier from Palace and at that time it was a record for a keeper at £35,000. In money terms I'd love to know how much would that be today ? I bet it would be massive.Keeping in mind that English full backs seem to command a stooopid premium (Luke Shaw & Nathaniel Clyne being the most recent examples)....how much would the young Dannny Thomas have been worth in todays market? Gotta be £20m right?
Oh....and if Andy Carroll went for £30ma few years ago, how much would Mark Hateley have been worth in todays silly money.....
I remember when we brought Bill Glazier from Palace and at that time it was a record for a keeper at £35,000. In money terms I'd love to know how much would that be today ? I bet it would be massive.
I agree as Glazier was a top keeper.He was the goalie for Englands under 23 team when he broke his leg and was out for a year.When he came back he was too old for them and was unlucky not to be a full international.He would be sold these days for a huge fee I'm certain of that,and in the millions not thousands.Bill Glazier would be worth a lot more than that in today's football market. Just shows how football has lost its way. 500k wouldn't even buy you a league one keeper
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