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Don't get this "I'll drive him there stuff". Woods 10 plus goals have helped keep us up every year and his stuff in our own box certainly helps us, yesterday's winner as an example. He probably gets his head to that to clear it.
He is no doubt in poor form at the minute, but he's a streaky player and if he bags a couple he may go on a run. If we solely rely on Vydra, J Rod plus a replacement for Wood to keep us up we're gone..
He is no doubt in poor form at the minute, but he's a streaky player and if he bags a couple he may go on a run. If we solely rely on Vydra, J Rod plus a replacement for Wood to keep us up we're gone..
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He'd get some decent balls from tripp
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not sure selling your most prolific striker to a rival in a relegation battle is the smartest move - unless there is something pretty bloody good in the background being lined up first
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I reckon he could end up being really good for them if they got him, but I wouldn’t be bothered if we cashed in because he’s been ******** this season due to our lack of service and overall lack of a plan other than give it to MC and hope for a few games when he’s been fit.
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I can see this happening as long as we get top dollar and have replacements lined up.I think the player will fancy it.Big wage increase and his body language screams he’s not happy.His worst season for us since signing.
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How much would you take for him? We paid 15m I think, 50 Prem goals since, surely be looking at 20-25m?
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Fee needs to be £20m+ to really be of any benefit to us.
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Think anything less than 30 is not worth it for us. He’s been poor this season but a striker who reliably gets you 10+ goals in a bottom half table side is worth their weight in gold.
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To be honest I'd be happy to cash in on wood.
Imagine, Wood out 20m.
Origi and Phillips in 10m a piece.
Tarks out 15m, new cm in 15m.
Be happy with that.
Imagine, Wood out 20m.
Origi and Phillips in 10m a piece.
Tarks out 15m, new cm in 15m.
Be happy with that.
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Yeah I’d be looking for 25m+ for the reasons you state + its ‘Newcastle tax’ for their new found richness + relegation rival.Flying Without Ings wrote: ↑Sun Jan 09, 2022 12:39 pmThink anything less than 30 is not worth it for us. He’s been poor this season but a striker who reliably gets you 10+ goals in a bottom half table side is worth their weight in gold.
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£20m minimum for me. His scoring rate is good for a generally lower half PL team, and if we get rid of him then we will need to invest in a creative midfielder and a striker, be that on loan or perm, and being greedy a right winger.
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Why the hell would people sell Chris Wood?
To replace him would cost a fortune. He's scored 10+ goals every season he's been with us up to now. His goals have kept us up. If we go down he'd be a machine in the Championship.
To replace him would cost a fortune. He's scored 10+ goals every season he's been with us up to now. His goals have kept us up. If we go down he'd be a machine in the Championship.
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Maybe he wants to leave, and we don't know this.
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Perhaps something we haven’t done well in the past is sell our assets when big offers have come in (Im mainly thinking of Tarkowski at that £30-35m rumoured price, and now he’s going on a free).
Of course we can find reasons to keep them but for clubs like us to survive, in particular the model we run on without rich owners, is signing players hopefully on the relative low, developing them, selling them for good money.
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Get a replacement in and get him gone. Ever since gobbing off at Dyche away at wolves his body language is awful.
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Every player is for sale - but this still doesn't explain why some fans are saying, "I'll drive him there myself" - yet have no idea of who would replace him.RVclaret wrote: ↑Sun Jan 09, 2022 12:55 pmPerhaps something we haven’t done well in the past is sell our assets when big offers have come in (Im mainly thinking of Tarkowski at that £30-35m rumoured price, and now he’s going on a free).
Of course we can find reasons to keep them but for clubs like us to survive, in particular the model we run on without rich owners, is signing players hopefully on the relative low, developing them, selling them for good money.
And you must plan for what looks a 50-50 of us going down. How are some people not thinking of that scenario?
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Yeah don’t disagree there, it would be quite a big loss to us and you are right, he’d probably bag for fun in the Champ.Norman wrote: ↑Sun Jan 09, 2022 12:58 pmEvery player is for sale - but this still doesn't explain why some fans are saying, "I'll drive him there myself" - yet have no idea of who would replace him.
And you must plan for what looks a 50-50 of us going down. How are some people not thinking of that scenario?
Guess it depends who we have lined up as a replacement.
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Makes sense from Newcastle's perspective, they need quick fixes to stay up before they can look to the long-term project.
Callum Wilson out for 8 weeks is a huge blow for them.
Wood has a proven track record of being able to score 10-15 goals per season. Puts him just under than Defoe/Benteke 15+ level and combined with his age that has kept bigger clubs for coming in.
Wood on the end of Trippier crosses adds another attacking option. I've not doubt Wood would improve with better service, give him more chances he's bound to stick a few more away.
Unsettling us is just a positive side effect.
This team needs a reset and we will need funds so I could see the owners doing a Vokes style cash in while there is still time on the contract & money on the table.
Callum Wilson out for 8 weeks is a huge blow for them.
Wood has a proven track record of being able to score 10-15 goals per season. Puts him just under than Defoe/Benteke 15+ level and combined with his age that has kept bigger clubs for coming in.
Wood on the end of Trippier crosses adds another attacking option. I've not doubt Wood would improve with better service, give him more chances he's bound to stick a few more away.
Unsettling us is just a positive side effect.
This team needs a reset and we will need funds so I could see the owners doing a Vokes style cash in while there is still time on the contract & money on the table.
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I can only see us selling if he's extremely unhappy and wants out. But even then I'd make him stay until the summer.CombatClaret wrote: ↑Sun Jan 09, 2022 1:03 pmMakes sense from Newcastle's perspective, they need quick fixes to stay up before they can look to the long-term project.
Callum Wilson out for 8 weeks is a huge blow for them.
Wood has a proven track record of being able to score 10-15 goals per season. Puts him just under than Defoe/Benteke 15+ level and combined with his age that has kept bigger clubs for coming in.
Wood on the end of Trippier crosses adds another attacking option. I've not doubt Wood would improve with better service, give him more chances he's bound to stick a few more away.
Unsettling us is just a positive side effect.
This team needs a reset and we will need funds so I could see the owners doing a Vokes style cash in while there is still time on the contract & money on the table.
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He’s always divided fans. For me he’s a decent player but he’s feeding off scraps currently. We’d be better off with an Andre grey type who’s going to play on the shoulder and chase lost causes.
I can see there being more to this move. I really think he’ll be off
I can see there being more to this move. I really think he’ll be off
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Surely if Wood was to be sold it would be on the basis that there is acceptance that we are definitely going down.
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As I posted on another thread our expected Goals Factor (xGF) is currently the second lowest in the Premier League and we are simply not creating enough chances for Wood to score. Cornet has scored goals from individual pieces of skill and with some wonder strikes not from tap ins following a flowing Burnley move. Wood will soon be off on NZ World Cup qualification duty and if he wants to leave and the price is right I would let him go with the proviso that suitable reinforcements are lined up (for the midfield and in the striker department). With Vydra carrying an injury (reportedly) we do not want to be relying on Barnes and Rodriguez (no PL goal this season thus far).
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He's not off until March so not soon.kentonclaret wrote: ↑Sun Jan 09, 2022 1:15 pmAs I posted on another thread our expected Goals Factor (xGF) is currently the second lowest in the Premier League and we are simply not creating enough chances for Wood to score. Cornet has scored goals from individual pieces of skill and with some wonder strikes not from tap ins following a flowing Burnley move. Wood will soon be off on NZ World Cup qualification duty and if he wants to leave and the price is right I would let him go with the proviso that suitable reinforcements are lined up (for the midfield and in the striker department). With Vydra carrying an injury (reportedly) we do not want to be relying on Barnes and Rodriguez (no PL goal this season thus far).
This is the thing - if he wants to leave. I've not heard anything from a trustworthy source to suggest he wants out.
You make a good point regarding chances though - it's a central midfielder we need, not a replacement for Wood.
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Certainly looked a machine yesterday Vs Huddersfield. A washing machine.
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Selling him to Newcastle in January would be bizarreNewcastleclaret93 wrote: ↑Sun Jan 09, 2022 1:17 pmYou are probably right but at the same time it would open up some funds. We have a massive rebuild regardless of the league we are in next season.
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Does anyone think there’s been some fallouts this season?? There’s something not quiet right apart from us being sh*te, we don’t look like ‘team’ anymore
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Pace and Dyche will never ‘just accept’ that we are going down. Expect frenetic activity this month to sign two top quality loan players.
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Selling Wood would be crazy! I do however think he needs a spell on the bench. I’d like to see us sign another striker, couple of centre mids and a centre half.
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They don't though do they

They have to be able or have the potential to score 10+ a season. Just because a younger player hasn't done it before doesn't mean they won't in the future.
Then theres the foreign market with players never playing in the premier league.
You could be part of out recruitment team with the tactical nous of just looking at strikers that have scored 10+ in the premier league!
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I don't think they would which is why I can't see that we'd contemplate selling Wood to Newcastle, unless Pace believes we are definitely going down.
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You've completely missed my point, so we'll leave it.Conroy92 wrote: ↑Sun Jan 09, 2022 1:27 pmThey don't though do they![]()
They have to be able or have the potential to score 10+ a season. Just because a younger player hasn't done it before doesn't mean they won't in the future.
Then theres the foreign market with players never playing in the premier league.
You could be part of out recruitment team with the tactical nous of just looking at strikers that have scored 10+ in the premier league!
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Letting our main striker leave in January, whilst our other main striker is away at AFCON and then to a relegation rival, would be completely unacceptable, unless the money was exceptional.
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Needs resting but not selling. He is always likely to return to his old form. The worry we hear is that Vydra has a small hernia, Barnes is finished.Jay has lost his sparkle but been better since coming on v Wolves, but been injury/niggle prone. We are desperately short of strikers and selling him to a rival makes no sense, unless of course its mega money. Like Hendrick though he would find himself on the bench a lot at Newcastle.
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I think CT alluded to it yesterday, probably because a good number of our players are out if contract soon and have concerns about their future.Blatherwickstattoo wrote: ↑Sun Jan 09, 2022 1:21 pmDoes anyone think there’s been some fallouts this season?? There’s something not quiet right apart from us being sh*te, we don’t look like ‘team’ anymore
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Not sure he’d be on their bench to be honest. Wilson is out and Joelinton is playing deeper. He’d be a guaranteed starter in that side.warksclaret wrote: ↑Sun Jan 09, 2022 1:33 pmNeeds resting but not selling. He is always likely to return to his old form. The worry we hear is that Vydra has a small hernia, Barnes is finished.Jay has lost his sparkle but been better since coming on v Wolves, but been injury/niggle prone. We are desperately short of strikers and selling him to a rival makes no sense, unless of course its mega money. Like Hendrick though he would find himself on the bench a lot at Newcastle.
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You can be certain that Newcastle will be in the market for 3 or 4 strikers they won't be relying on Chris Wood solely for goals even if they do sign him.
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Depressing. I came to see all the exciting players we are linked with brining in to fight our way out of the relegation zone and instead see we are being approached for our main striker and no real news of incomings!
Come on Mr Pace and team, work some magic here, we need some hope.
Come on Mr Pace and team, work some magic here, we need some hope.
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Apparently, this is all false anyway - no interest from Newcastle, so all very hypothetical.
Add to that, I don't believe Burnley would sell him. People knock us, but we rarely get shafted when it comes to selling players.
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Surely, Crystal Palace found themselves in a similar position last season but the players didn't all perform like drains leaving the club in the relegation places.

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I don't think I have missed your point, it's clear you wouldn't sell Wood and think only by signing a player who has scored 10+ goals in the prem, every season they have played in it, for under 15m would it then be considerable.
I disagree, I think we could find a Striker who can get 10+ from a different league other than the prem for under 15m and offer you more all around game than Wood. Do you know how I know? We've already done it with Cornet

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Yep! something definitely doesn't feel right within our squad, and you do wonder just how focussed on BFC the OOC players genuinely are, I sense heads have been turned notably Tarkowski who's nothing like the reliable pro we've seen throughout his Burnley career, but he's by no means the only one who's letting the side down.
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Yeah the contract situation shouldn’t be happening. We have 10 players all uncertain on where they are going to be next season. I’m sure the new owners aren’t going to be giving out 2 year contracts for anyone over 30. Fee are sulking clearly as it’s showing in the performances. Half arsed
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Given the age of Chris Wood and the remaining length of his contract I would sell him like we should have done with Tarks, letting him run his contract down an potentially leave for nothing should not be allowed to happen.
We have to shift our emphasis to younger players with sell on rather than players at their peak but when contracts expire minimal residual value.
We have to shift our emphasis to younger players with sell on rather than players at their peak but when contracts expire minimal residual value.
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