| The departures according to Transfermarkt 20:39 - Sep 1 with 929 views | rghsaint |
Mateus Fernandes
Tyler Dibling
Kamaldeen Sulemana
Jan Bednarek
Samuel Amo-Ameyaw
Paul Onuachu
Aaron Ramsdale
Juan
Armel Bella-Kotchap
Kyle Walker-Peters
Joe Lumley
Yukinari Sugawara
Ben Brereton Díaz
Juan Larios
Joachim Kayi Sanda
Shame we couldn't convince someone to take Smallbone and Aribo |  | | |  |
| The departures according to Transfermarkt on 20:52 - Sep 1 with 862 views | saintwizzler |
£69.8m profit on transfers.
Great work Sport Republic.
Chuck in the £49m parachute payment…
No wonder Solak loves the club.
WE MARCH ON
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| We thought that we had the answers,
It was the questions we had wrong. |
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| The departures according to Transfermarkt on 21:06 - Sep 1 with 796 views | TripleNiemi |
| The departures according to Transfermarkt on 20:52 - Sep 1 by saintwizzler |
£69.8m profit on transfers.
Great work Sport Republic.
Chuck in the £49m parachute payment…
No wonder Solak loves the club.
WE MARCH ON
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Should help fund the new soft play area (Quote: Level 1 will be one of the South Coast's largest mixed entertainment zones' End Quote) in the Chapel stand.........
Southampton FC - Leading Where Others Follow |  |
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| The departures according to Transfermarkt on 21:13 - Sep 1 with 767 views | InTimeAddedOn |
| The departures according to Transfermarkt on 20:52 - Sep 1 by saintwizzler |
£69.8m profit on transfers.
Great work Sport Republic.
Chuck in the £49m parachute payment…
No wonder Solak loves the club.
WE MARCH ON
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If only we’d sold Aribo we could have made a late bid to hijack Isak’s move to Liverpool and broken even 🤣
I’ll get my coat… |  | | |
| The departures according to Transfermarkt on 21:16 - Sep 1 with 749 views | areasix |
Smallbone gone on loan to Millwall , no mention of Aribo all quite no rumours. | | | |
| The departures according to Transfermarkt on 21:48 - Sep 1 with 639 views | PatfromPoole |
Turkish window open for a while yet. |  |
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| The departures according to Transfermarkt on 21:50 - Sep 1 with 633 views | Ifonly |
James Bree has also gone (to NJ at Charlton). Short term loan deal to January only but I think his contract is up then. | | | |
| The departures according to Transfermarkt on 21:54 - Sep 1 with 617 views | LondonSaint76 |
| The departures according to Transfermarkt on 20:52 - Sep 1 by saintwizzler |
£69.8m profit on transfers.
Great work Sport Republic.
Chuck in the £49m parachute payment…
No wonder Solak loves the club.
WE MARCH ON
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I have done a rough tot-up of the total wage bill without any in depth research and I reckon we will be saving a considerable amount in total as some high earners have departed. OK, we have 8 or 9 incoming, depending on whether the Football League approve the last minute Leo Scienza deal (WHY do clubs leave things SO late?) but they will be coming in on Championship wages not PL wages. I guess Aziz & Fellows will probably have got good deals but nothing like what a few of the departing players were on. I reckon the total saving will be into 8 figures annually but as I say, I have not done any detailed research.
If he’s not going to be used, it’s a shame Aribo, mentioned elsewhere, could not be moved on as he is another on PL wages. |  |
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| The departures according to Transfermarkt on 21:54 - Sep 1 with 617 views | mushinexile |
Why do we need another soft play area? We already have SMS. | |
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| The departures according to Transfermarkt on 22:24 - Sep 1 with 524 views | saintwizzler |
| The departures according to Transfermarkt on 21:54 - Sep 1 by LondonSaint76 |
I have done a rough tot-up of the total wage bill without any in depth research and I reckon we will be saving a considerable amount in total as some high earners have departed. OK, we have 8 or 9 incoming, depending on whether the Football League approve the last minute Leo Scienza deal (WHY do clubs leave things SO late?) but they will be coming in on Championship wages not PL wages. I guess Aziz & Fellows will probably have got good deals but nothing like what a few of the departing players were on. I reckon the total saving will be into 8 figures annually but as I say, I have not done any detailed research.
If he’s not going to be used, it’s a shame Aribo, mentioned elsewhere, could not be moved on as he is another on PL wages. |
Ramsdale was on big money for a reason.
Meanwhile we persist with Bazunu. | |
| We thought that we had the answers,
It was the questions we had wrong. |
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| The departures according to Transfermarkt on 23:25 - Sep 1 with 408 views | LondonSaint76 |
| The departures according to Transfermarkt on 22:24 - Sep 1 by saintwizzler |
Ramsdale was on big money for a reason.
Meanwhile we persist with Bazunu. |
Totally agree, I think we will live to regret not replacing Bazunu in this window. If £10m-£12m is all it takes to get a Championship club (apart from us!) to part with one of their best assets, such as Fellows & Aziz, (which neither manager wanted them to go), then surely a similar bid for the Stoke keeper would quite likely have been successful. We are now stuck with Baz until January by which time the damage done in terms of goals conceded will be irreparable.
The main reason for my original post was to say you can add another £10m/£15m, maybe more, to the amounts quoted for profits on sales v purchases plus the parachute payment, but yes, you are absolutely right, Ramsdale was on big money for very good reason. | |
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