Del Woppio
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When £8m is waved in front of a normal family I'm not sure there's any choice tbh
Literally a life changing amount on money. Imo it would have been a bigger risk to stay at Porto and not get that kind of money. A financial risk anywayWhen £8m is waved in front of a normal family I'm not sure there's any choice tbh
Exactly. Silva wasn’t (and isn’t) going to be ready for say 2 or 3 years.Thing is, generational talents do exist. Look at Lamine Yamal or even in the Portuguese League right now Geovani Quenda or Rodrigo Mora. Unfortunately, bigish lads who bang in goals for fun at youth level but then can't make the grade in men's football are far more common.
If we were paying that kind of money for the kind of impact a Lamal or Quenda can have even at that age it would've been fine but Silva was never going to be that.
Interesting calculator you have there£8m is 50k per week over 15 years. Probably more than Fabio senior earned in his entire career
Exactly. Silva wasn’t (and isn’t) going to be ready for say 2 or 3 years.
No club would make a player like that their record signing
“Isn’t” is the key word here.
Fabio Silva is a fraud, He’s not even a professional footballer. Fair play to him for fooling the world but anyone that watches football can see it.
He has nothing. No pace, no strength, no touch, no courage, no awareness. Zero.
I have honestly seen strikers at non league level with bags more ability than this bloke.
Cut our losses. And never mention him again.
Yup John Richards was the last player to score 20 or more goals in the top flight with 27 in 1972/73.Could he hit 20 league goals this season? He's on 13 now. Would need 7 in 12 which sounds steep, but then he has also scored in every single game this month. He'll be on pens if we ever get one.
We haven't had anyone hit 20 in a league season since SEB in 2008/09, which is longer ago than we'd all like to think.
I am going to assume John Richards is the last to ever do it for us in the top flight.
Yup John Richards was the last player to score 20 or more goals in the top flight with 27 in 1972/73.
Prior to that you had Hugh Curran with 20 in 1969/70 and Ray Crawford with 26 in 1963/64.
In 1960/61 we had 2 players who achieved it - Ted Farmer with 27 and Jimmy Murray with 23.
I already knew Richards and Curran were the last 2 Wolves players to score 20 or more goals in the top flight as I saw most of their games at the time.You just out-Deutsched Deutsch!