Nathan Collins

JoxerDaly wrote: Hotlips_Hoolahan wrote: J89 wrote: Shocking that United didn't spend 15m on this lad when you consider the money they've wasted. He's Irish. He's a Rolls Royce . Var is a joke . If that's a pen then Wolves should of had 2 against Man City the other night.

Would be more suited to this Spurs defence than Davison Sanchez. Might be the green tinted glasses but wouldn't look out of place at Chelsea either with them needing to replace a couple of CBs in the summer.

kevincronin2000 wrote: Shout out to Kevin Long too, has the lad ever put a foot wrong in professional football.

You Tell Me wrote: Everton are very much not safe. I think they'll be OK in the end, but right now they're still in trouble. I think Coleman will stay on for another season at Everton but maybe more as a squad player next season.

a kick in the guts for them if Everton don’t get anything today - 1 up after 10, the stadium rocking then… imploding … go back in front…. Defender out for rest of the season and they’ll be under pressure against a good CP team. Could yet be them to go.

J89 wrote: Coleman has a year left on his contract I doubt he'll be going anywhere next season. Burnley might very well cash in on Collins this summer if the monies right. A lot of players coming to the end of their contracts this summer and next year. They get a good offer this summer and they'll take it.

Edited by colemanY2K - 15 May 2022 at 6:38pm

Dalymount79 wrote: colemanY2K wrote: J89 wrote: Coleman has a year left on his contract I doubt he'll be going anywhere next season. Burnley might very well cash in on Collins this summer if the monies right. A lot of players coming to the end of their contracts this summer and next year. They get a good offer this summer and they'll take it. Tarkowski is leaving (out of contract). Collins who was brought in as his replacement won't be going anywhere unless a stupendous offer is made, unlikely. burnley related article in the athletic suggested that a large loan to the club that was part of the recent buy out is due in this seasons accounts if relegated or 24/25 if they remain in EPL until then. So if they down there a v strong chance hell be sold - any player their worth more at this stage taking in the transfer + salary outlay a buying club would need to come up with.

Dalymount79 wrote: colemanY2K wrote: J89 wrote: Coleman has a year left on his contract I doubt he'll be going anywhere next season. Burnley might very well cash in on Collins this summer if the monies right. A lot of players coming to the end of their contracts this summer and next year. They get a good offer this summer and they'll take it. Tarkowski is leaving (out of contract). Collins who was brought in as his replacement won't be going anywhere unless a stupendous offer is made, unlikely. burnley related article in the athletic suggested that a large loan to the club that was part of the recent buy out is due in this seasons accounts if relegated or 24/25 if they remain in EPL until then. So if they down there a v strong chance hell be sold - any player their worth more at this stage taking in the transfer + salary outlay a buying club would need to come up with.

Is there much benefit in taking a young defender down with you in terms of getting a return on your investment? If you think about Dara O'Shea, there may not have been interest in him but the injury has definitely served to reduce his value - that is until he can build up the value by getting a good season behind him. If you paid 12-15m for Collins then you'd be wanting to get somewhere around 20m? Are you more likely to get that now or next season? This does ignore the benefit of having him centre half next year which is fairly sizeable too and has to be considered! 

BrendanD88 wrote: Eoink21 wrote: Didn't see the game but I'm assuming Collins was head to head with Kane? And did he get the upper hand? Some going... Yes he was quicker and stronger in most of their tussles was also excellent on the ball! He’s a class act.