Re: McNeil & O’Hare
Posted: Sun Jul 03, 2022 9:13 am
To get bent over once (Pope) is maybe just careless.
Twice (McNeil 15m) starts to smell like incompetence.
Twice (McNeil 15m) starts to smell like incompetence.
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He comes across as the type of player to sulk and go into his shell though so could be risky keeping him as well... Again, that is just a gut feeling on my part and I could be completely wrong on that...McNeil has always seemed to me (on a mentality level) a bit of a shrinking violet/wouldn’t say boo to a goose type. I might be wrong entirely, it’s just what he projects on the pitch - as a result I don’t think he’ll be the type to be demanding a move. I could be WAY off here, just my thoughts!
I hope I’m right as I think he’ll be the best player in that league
He's been crap for about 2 years.Conroysleftfoot wrote: ↑Sun Jul 03, 2022 8:28 amYou must be watching a different player to me. Admittedly he didn't play well last season, not many players did, but rubbish in 95 out of 100, I don't think so.
So why would they want him at all then?Nori1958 wrote: ↑Sun Jul 03, 2022 6:44 amIam not sure other clubs value him the same as burnley fans do, they will look at his low goal return compared with others, and the ease with which he gets knocked off the ball in dangerous positions, I'd like to keep him, but if his fee can be reinvested in two additions then he might have to be sacrificed, better him than Collins in my opinion
And if the alarm bells aren't well and truly ringing about this lad... well I'd be concerned about logical thinking.
Sums it up very well.Paddy1882 wrote: ↑Sun Jul 03, 2022 9:28 amI think people still forget Dwight is 22 years old, he’s still very very young. To sell him for 10-15 million would be madness. It looks like Keane Lewis potter might be going to Brentford for £20 million, he’s only a year younger and never kicked a ball in the premier league, Brennan Johnson just a year younger had a price tag of £20million, also never kicked a ball in the premier league. There’s not a chance in my mind they are worth more than Dwight. If people want him or any of our players who are under contract for that matter they should be asked to pay top dollar or they stay put simple as that. In my opinion if we keep the likes of Dwight and Collins as well as adding a bit more youth like we have done so far we go up no doubt about it so why sell for discounted prices.
I think £10-£15m is less than what he’s worth to us. But I don’t think comparisons with other players are necessarily valid. For example, those who work in the game may believe that Brennan Johnson is better, or has the attributes and potential to grow into a better player than McNeil. McNeil’s experience in the Premier League will count for something, but he hasn’t exactly pulled up any trees, so in a way that may actually be at a detriment to how other clubs value him.Paddy1882 wrote: ↑Sun Jul 03, 2022 9:28 amI think people still forget Dwight is 22 years old, he’s still very very young. To sell him for 10-15 million would be madness. It looks like Keane Lewis potter might be going to Brentford for £20 million, he’s only a year younger and never kicked a ball in the premier league, Brennan Johnson just a year younger had a price tag of £20million, also never kicked a ball in the premier league. There’s not a chance in my mind they are worth more than Dwight. If people want him or any of our players who are under contract for that matter they should be asked to pay top dollar or they stay put simple as that. In my opinion if we keep the likes of Dwight and Collins as well as adding a bit more youth like we have done so far we go up no doubt about it so why sell for discounted prices.
Why?dandeclaret wrote: ↑Sun Jul 03, 2022 9:29 amAnd if the alarm bells aren't well and truly ringing about this lad... well I'd be concerned about logical thinking.
Players who have been well scouted in the market do not see their value plummet to less than a million unless something has gone badly wrong.... players like the lad at Derby who started at Man Utd for example, and was a known trouble maker. Nile Ranger as another example.
Agree. What I noticed was under Jackson he tried to pass with his right foot at times. Under Dyche, hardly ever. I see loads of improvement in him, and that is what people buy, or keep, players for - the future not the past.Colburn_Claret wrote: ↑Sun Jul 03, 2022 8:54 amDwights value has suffered for last season. There's obviously a good player in there, which is why he's wanted.
On his day he is worth 50million, but he doesn't have those days often enough. There's no denying our style stifled lots of players, not just Dwight.
I can only see him getting better and increasing in value under VK, so no way I would let him go cheap. I also think he'd play regular for us, he'd probably be a bench filler atm for any Prem club, it would suit everybody if he stays.
His contract is coming to an end, hence the low pricedandeclaret wrote: ↑Sun Jul 03, 2022 9:56 amPlayers who have been well scouted in the market do not see their value plummet to less than a million unless something has gone badly wrong.... players like the lad at Derby who started at Man Utd for example, and was a known trouble maker. Nile Ranger as another example.
Good points and it wouldn't surprise me if McNeil and Twine were among the top assists charts in the Championship next year, and in such a scenario their values would definitely increase, and put both in the shop window for interested PL clubs.CrosspoolClarets wrote: ↑Sun Jul 03, 2022 9:57 amAgree. What I noticed was under Jackson he tried to pass with his right foot at times. Under Dyche, hardly ever. I see loads of improvement in him, and that is what people buy, or keep, players for - the future not the past.
Dwight is 4 months younger that Scott Twine. He has played his entire career 2 divisions higher. That is worth pondering for a moment.
Seemed to do well last seasonnig1954 wrote: ↑Sun Jul 03, 2022 10:04 amI’ve seen a couple of threads on foreign Twitter accounts suggesting that Bastien was struggling over the last 18 months due to the effects of Long Covid.Now,I’ve no way of knowing if those comments are correct but if there’s any truth in those statements then I’d hope this would manifest itself when he has his medical.To place this in context,there were also a couple of threads suggesting that a poor attitude was also behind his lacklustre performances. I’ve no idea if either of these claims has any foundation or substance. If it’s the latter then at least that can be resolved with the assistance of a good coaching team. I’m not so sure about the former
That would be the fall back. The plan of course is that WE would be the interested Premier League club. In keeping them both.
Naturally but even if we did achieve promotion, and both impressed, then we'll be in a better position to hold out for big fees.CrosspoolClarets wrote: ↑Sun Jul 03, 2022 10:09 amThat would be the fall back. The plan of course is that WE would be the interested Premier League club. In keeping them both.
Wow, that’s quite a leap.dandeclaret wrote: ↑Sun Jul 03, 2022 9:56 amPlayers who have been well scouted in the market do not see their value plummet to less than a million unless something has gone badly wrong.... players like the lad at Derby who started at Man Utd for example, and was a known trouble maker. Nile Ranger as another example.
I tend to agree, but if we got offered silly money then we'd likely sell, however that certainly isn't £10-15m in the present market, and on balance I'd rather retain both, at least for a season anyway, to give us the best possible chance of bouncing back.Newcastleclaret93 wrote: ↑Sun Jul 03, 2022 10:12 amMcNeil and Collins are the only two players I wouldn’t sell for any fee this season.
If we are serious about promotion they the two players we build this team around. They are genuine premier league quality players.
Very well put.Swizzlestick wrote: ↑Sun Jul 03, 2022 10:13 amSome of you lot are mental. Willing to accept £10m for a player who will be crucial to us, with obvious talent, who has lost his way a bit, in a team that has generally lost its way. At his age as well. £10m is a joke.
Played 29 league games scored 1 and had 0 assists
I 100% agree. People forget how good mcneil is due to a poor season.tiger76 wrote: ↑Sun Jul 03, 2022 10:18 amI tend to agree, but if we got offered silly money then we'd likely sell, however that certainly isn't £10-15m in the present market, and on balance I'd rather retain both, at least for a season anyway, to give us the best possible chance of bouncing back.
I'm excited how McNeil will develop under Kompany, his progress has definitely stalled over the past couple of years, but it's worth remembering the bright young talent who emerged onto the scene back in 2018 against West Ham.
Dwight should get more chance to shine in the Championship as we should be on top in many more games, often in the PL he was required or ordered to defend more than attack, which although he did his best isn't his natural game.Newcastleclaret93 wrote: ↑Sun Jul 03, 2022 10:20 amI 100% agree. People forget how good mcneil is due to a poor season.
If he gets back to the player from two years ago under Kompany he is a top top player
I was looking more at his passing success rate, which is important for the position he playsClaretMov wrote: ↑Sun Jul 03, 2022 10:20 amPlayed 29 league games scored 1 and had 0 assists
Infact over 4 season's he's played 103 games and had only 7 assists, when I first looked at him I thought this lad would be excellent for us but looking at his last 4 season's I'm not sure, but if he comes Vk Must see something
It's time we got a grip regarding player's valuations in terms of simply being a soft touch, it was criminal to accept 10m for Pope and the same would apply with McNeil, yes in parts he had a poor season last season, imo that was down to the manager's tactics, but we know how good he is and so does he's prospective buyer, we should be holding out for a realistic figure, which in my opinion would start at 20m. However, my opinion is that we should do everything possible to keep him, he will be instrumental in getting us back up, as would cornet, keep these 2 with our recent signings and ongoing transfer business and we go back up, sell them and it's a different story.
Yes I agree. And I want him to stay. I'm not sure the club will though if they get offered say £15m.alwaysaclaret wrote: ↑Sun Jul 03, 2022 10:27 amIt's time we got a grip regarding player's valuations in terms of simply being a soft touch, it was criminal to accept 10m for Pope and the same would apply with McNeil, yes in parts he had a poor season last season, imo that was down to the manager's tactics, but we know how good he is and so does he's prospective buyer, we should be holding out for a realistic figure, which in my opinion would start at 20m. However, my opinion is that we should do everything possible to keep him, he will be instrumental in getting us back up, as would cornet, keep these 2 with our recent signings and ongoing transfer business and we go back up, sell them and it's a different story.
Neither am I, but as I say we should be starting at 20m. McNeil, cornet, twine, Muleka, brownhill, plus a right winger we'll tear it up imo, vydra at Xmas if he signs would link up excellent with twine. O'hare looks like he could link up with the one's I've mentioned there, all forward thinking players, let the defence do the defending, something that in the last season or two didn't happen under dyche, which is why we should be keeping McNeil, he wasn't allowed to play he's game under the previous manager, and it showed when he left.
Aye, heaven forbid someone disagrees with you.Quickenthetempo wrote: ↑Sun Jul 03, 2022 10:51 amHow to ruin a Sunday morning.
Log on here and see how little some of our fans rate the only youth prospect we have produced in 10 years.
Just shut the club down.
He mentioned how little some fans rate him. Should everyone rate McNeil because he's come through the ranks? Personally I'd keep him (even though he's been pap for 2 years). It doesn't mean nobody can think differently.Conroysleftfoot wrote: ↑Sun Jul 03, 2022 10:56 amYou can disagree but there is no need to call him rubbish.
For goodness sake…Quickenthetempo wrote: ↑Sun Jul 03, 2022 10:51 amHow to ruin a Sunday morning.
Log on here and see how little some of our fans rate the only youth prospect we have produced in 10 years.
Just shut the club down.
taio wrote: ↑Sun Jul 03, 2022 7:10 amI fully agree with your sentiment about keeping McNeil and I so hope he stays. The point I make is I believe the club would sell for up to £15m, not £25m. I believe Gibbs-White is also different circumstances but in any case he hasn't been sold for £20m. The only thing we have to go off right now in our new circumstances is the £10m the owner accepted for Pope - different I know but the only current baseline we have about appetite for holding out for big fees.