| Are we the top spenders in the Championship? 12:43 - Aug 14 with 4442 views | adhoc_qpr |
Just glancing around the transfers Championship this summer and i noticed we must be the top spender in terms of outlay (although obviously we've recouped a fair bit with Sterling, McCarthy and Caulker).
We must have spent around £10-11m if we assume Ream is joining us.
As far as i can see Sheffield Weds, Hull, Boro, Derby and Burnley have all spend around £5-6m but nobody any higher.
Amazing the money sloshing around the lower half of the prem in comparison. | | | |  |
| Are we the top spenders in the Championship? on 12:56 - Aug 14 with 4392 views | simmo |
Where have you got that from? I don't think the 2 Swindon boys cost more than 1.5 - 2m for the pair. Perch 700k, Chery 1.75m, Konchesky small loan fee, Polter - No idea, no more than 1-2m though, Mackie free, JET free and if Ream happens - 1.75m
I reckon that's around 6-7m, tops.
In we've had 1.2m from Caulker loan fee, 3m for McCarthy and 9m odd from Sterling sale. [Post edited 14 Aug 2015 13:01]
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| Are we the top spenders in the Championship? on 12:57 - Aug 14 with 4386 views | Tonto |
add another £4M onto Middlesborough...
but even so, you have Brizzle putting in £6M bids, Boro willing to spend over £10M on a striker so my perception is we weren't flexing financial muscle as much as others - we have done a lot of smaller £1m+ trasnfers though.
I suppose the other thing to remember is income... we have made a profit on trasnfers this summer... have the others? | |
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| Are we the top spenders in the Championship? on 12:58 - Aug 14 with 4353 views | Tonto |
the Swindon pair were £4M combined I thought | |
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| Are we the top spenders in the Championship? on 13:01 - Aug 14 with 4330 views | simmo |
I don't think it's anywhere near that. Been told Luongo had a release clause of less than 1m. It's all undisclosed of course and deals may include more based on appeearances, promotion and so on, but I don;t think the initial outlay is more than a million or two. [Post edited 14 Aug 2015 13:02]
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| Are we the top spenders in the Championship? on 13:03 - Aug 14 with 4299 views | QPunkR |
'twas around half that, wasn't it? | |
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| Are we the top spenders in the Championship? on 13:04 - Aug 14 with 4296 views | ichbinnaughty |
I thought it was:
- Swindon pair = £3.5m
- Chery = £1.75m
- Hall = £ circa £1m???
- Polter = circa £1m
- Perch = £700k
- JET = £FREE
- Mackie - £FREE
- Konchesky = £LOAN so FREE
So far, about £7m outlay; with £3.5m (McCarthy), £9m (Sterling) and £1.5m-£2m (Caulker) coming in in fees; not to mention a pretty fortune off the wage bill.
WTF do I know though eh? | | | |
| Are we the top spenders in the Championship? on 13:07 - Aug 14 with 4276 views | adhoc_qpr |
The fees are pretty speculative but i've seen:
£2.25m Chery
£3.5m for Luongo and Gladwin combined
£1.75m for Ream
£1m for Perch
£1m for Polter
Undisclosed for Hall
So about £10m or so in total.
Obviously we've recouped a fair bit thanks to Sterling, cut loads of wages and Charlie's sales will go a long way towards balancing the books overall too.
I was just surprised as it feels like we've been pretty conservative.
Good point about Boro and Derby going for less numbers but big money signings though (Downing and Ince). [Post edited 14 Aug 2015 13:08]
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| Are we the top spenders in the Championship? on 13:08 - Aug 14 with 4267 views | CHUBBS |
A loan fee for Konchesky????
I refuse to believe even we're that mental! | | | |
| Are we the top spenders in the Championship? on 13:08 - Aug 14 with 4264 views | WadR |
Think that's about right except Hall was a lot cheaper. I heard it was more like 200k from someone who's pretty knowledgeable about Spurs development team. | | | |
| Are we the top spenders in the Championship? on 13:16 - Aug 14 with 4229 views | QPunkR |
Was it Ramseyses?  | |
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| Are we the top spenders in the Championship? on 14:32 - Aug 14 with 4096 views | qpr1976 |
Correct £7.2 spent so far.
£1.75m for Luongo, Gladwin & Chery
£1m Polter
£700k Perch
£200k Hall (less than Brizzle paid for Fredericks £250k)
JET, Mackie, Goburn & Blackwood all Free
Konchesky loan (minimal fee)
So possibly £7.5m with loan fee
Ream if he signs, is widely reported at £1.4m | | | |
| Are we the top spenders in the Championship? on 14:41 - Aug 14 with 4064 views | adhoc_qpr |
So we are the top spenders (at the moment), but only by million or two.
And i'm guessing we are probably only second behind Hull in terms of income received from player sales so far. | | | |
| Are we the top spenders in the Championship? on 15:06 - Aug 14 with 4004 views | simmo |
2.25m for Chery was in Euros, so £1.75m for his release clause.
We never paid £3.5m for Luongo and Gladwin, no way
£1.75 for Ream, upped froma starting point of £1m apparently
£700k for Perch
No idea on Polter, £1m seems about right
Not sure on Hall but he was allowed to go on trial with us first so doubt he cost much at all
We have been conservative, I reckon we have shelled out about 50% of what we have got in transfer fees alone. | |
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| Are we the top spenders in the Championship? on 15:08 - Aug 14 with 3990 views | simmo |
Yeah i reckon we just contribute to his wages, but I was over estimating just in case! Hopefully it's just a few k to get him here and be cover until the likes of YSY and Robinson arrive. From what I have seen I would be happy with Kpekwa ahead of Konchesky, but javing the latter there means less pressure for the young lad | |
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| Are we the top spenders in the Championship? on 15:47 - Aug 14 with 3891 views | adhoc_qpr |
Fulham are apparently bidding £8m for Gayle, so we might be able to add them to the big spenders list soon. | | | |
| Are we the top spenders in the Championship? on 15:54 - Aug 14 with 3868 views | simmo |
Sorry, was your daily mail article supposed to prove your point or mine? | |
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