And undervaluing a mini!You’re grossly overestimating the value of a kid that has had a handful of starts and has only looked threatening in a small percentage of them.
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And undervaluing a mini!You’re grossly overestimating the value of a kid that has had a handful of starts and has only looked threatening in a small percentage of them.
Unless you're in goals.This is football AM, you are only allowed to kick.
You’re grossly overestimating the value of a kid that has had a handful of starts and has only looked threatening in a small percentage of them.
Pearls before swine with you lot.
If you can’t see what you have in front of you that’s up to you.
Enjoy zero penetration from the midfield for the rest of the year.
I’m like insertnamehere.....I’m going to the park/pub.
Birighitti is from Perth. Reddy won't be there forever.Birraz was noted to be on the phone to his agent for a long time after the WU match, so I wonder what the content of that conversation was?
now that I'm starting to understand the current structures in place this makes senseHe said he would invest more when it made financial sense. Until financial control passes to iHAL I can't see that happening.
that's the concern...Then he will find something else as an excuse.
Even if you believe he can be a 1m player at some point you’re taking a significant risk assuming he’ll get there while contracted with us, doesn’t hit a form slump or injury. I can see why the payday would be appealing if its as reported, it’s not a small chunk of revenue for a club like ours.
That’s how I see it. I would have ideally liked to keep him for 2 years, get some good football out of him and then sell him for as much as possible. But you never know what can happen. He does still need time to develop, and we need results ASAP, and 400k in the hand could be the critical difference in fielding a strong enough side next year.
Wombats right that Silvera could be worth multiple times that in a year or two ( I’d bet he will be) but given how weak a position we’re in, can we really afford to gamble? This is a bird in the hand scenario.
The other thing selling him does is say to the younger players in the league we will help you get game time and that dream move overseas rather than hiding you behind a price that won’t be paid. There’s some value in that when we lack the prestige and big budget of some other clubs.
I hope not. I want that to help re-sign Birraz and a couple of others. However, the game changers are our own IP and stadium rights. They have the potential to really change the dynamics at the club. They also are not without their risks. The club has had no experience managing a stadium and while it could be a golden goose that area will need to be funded/managed with care. Equally - owning our own IP is worthless unless the right player/players can be attracted.
If both the stadium rights happen and we control our own IP then next season is the season to invest heavily in the squad. Not only in visa players - but in OS Aussies coming off contract at the right age. The obvious first XI has to be a match for any team while the second team needs to be filled with the best youth.
So another Kekeris? - good at running sideways, plenty of step overs and no end product. We had loads of them in NYL and Monty has moved them on. The kids he has now work hard to earn the right to display their skillsSS still has a long way to go before he is A-League level. A lot of young developing players have left us for better deals elsewhere in the last couple of years and struggled. Bernie, Amini. Rogic and Matt were the only ones to really Kick on but they were much further advanced than our recent youngsters. Caceras is starting to perform after quite a few years, Lachie is going better than I thought he would but is still in the A-League and not setting the world on fire, and TBT has a lot of sub time yet with SFC, even allowing for his injury. DDS went too soon and ruined his development.
I liked SS in the Cup and early games, he showed a lot of promise but since then he has faded badly. His defence has always been woeful and his attack has been pretty well worked out by oppositions.
He can shoot and take on players. I think he could turn into a useful #10 and if he stays I would like to see him play there.
However I think his move is ill advised and has probably come from a manager who can see his percentage rather than SS's future. I fear like others he will be bought up cheaply (o'seas budgets) along with as many other youngsters from around the world, given a chance and if he does not perform quickly enough, he will be dumped, with a couple of wasted years to his credit.
If I were the Club I would grab the $400k plus on sells as money for jam.
I would be happy if he comes back and progresses here, however he could continue to improve somewhat for the next couple of years and then move to SFC for no fee.
Play poker, you have to work out the pot odds versus the card odds to determine the value of your decision.