Nathaniel Phillips

[dylstar]

55 minutes ago, Reckoner said:

Breaking his cheekbone and finishing the game only adds to his legend.

I hope he gets on at a packed Anfield, ideally on a European night (not just the last minute). Obviously unlikely unless we have a huge first leg lead or injury crisis.

Barca couldn't afford him mate.

[El Rojo]

3 hours ago, Reckoner said:

Breaking his cheekbone and finishing the game only adds to his legend.

I hope he gets on at a packed Anfield, ideally on a European night (not just the last minute). Obviously unlikely unless we have a huge first leg lead or injury crisis.

We do a very good injury crisis, which is why we should be hanging onto him. 

[TheHowieLama]

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Liverpool have put a £15m price tag on 24-year-old English centre-back Nat Phillips. (Athletic) 

[KMD7]

11 minutes ago, TheHowieLama said:

Shop.

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Liverpool have put a £1.5b price tag on 24-year-old English centre-back Nat Phillips. (Athletic) 

A steal at that price. 

[Qwikage]

Slab head at £80m.

 

Nat Philips at £15m.

 

Could be a double post incoming. The shitness of modern football.

[Captain Howdy]

Have to be insane to let him go for that

[Jairzinho]

At most of the clubs in the bottom half of the Premier League he'd be their best centre back. I think he's probably worth £25m/£30m in that context.

[Babb'sBurstNad]

Most clubs are potless and probably worried we may go back to playing without fans. Not a great time to be selling, unless it's to financial dopers.

 

The bonesawers could do with a CB though. If they were looking at Tarkowski, then Phillips would seem a sound alternative.

[Bruce Spanner]

8 hours ago, KMD7 said:

A steal at that price. 

 

Not when we stick a 50% sell on clause on.

 

Now my maths is shite, but if we sell him to Palace say for 15m and then within in a year the world is awoken to his specialness then the big dogs come out. They sell him to Real, or whatever, then we get half of the billion pound transfer fee.

 

So we make 515m off his sale?

 

It'd hurt to see him go, but that seems like a realistic expectation.

[Code]

Phillips was worth around £1m a year ago, maybe not even that.

 

If someone offer anything near £15m we should take the money and run. 

[AngryOfTuebrook]

49 minutes ago, Code said:

Phillips was worth around £1m a year ago, maybe not even that.

 

If someone offer anything near £15m we should take the money and run. 

He was worth much more than that a year ago. But we're not talking about a year ago: we're talking about January 2022. He's worth a lot more than £15m now.

[Barrington Womble]

We all love Nat, but I think getting those 30m figures and things like that are going to be tough, because the lad is 24 and still hasn't played 50 senior games at any level yet. I think that makes it interesting in terms of selling him - how could we replace him with the 10 or 15m we would get? I'd want to keep him at that price. However, I think bottom line is I suspect from reading some of klopp's words we know he wants to play and we won't stop him, we just needed to make sure all our injured centre backs came back fit and remained so. There's probably a number we agreed to let him go in the summer when he signed the new deal, even if it's not written into his contract. 

[Harry Squatter]

£20m would be decent compared to some of the other shite that cost more than him. 

 

Only thing that goes against him is that he's 24 and hardly played many first team games. Which is probably why he wants to leave. 

[AngryOfTuebrook]

For a fair few teams in the Premier League, Nat could be the difference between being in a relegation scrap or challenging for Europe. That's worth paying for.

[aws]

Arsenal should buy him and use his experience of dragging a team into the CL. Got to be worth £40m to them. 

[Bruce Spanner]

3 minutes ago, aws said:

Arsenal should buy him and use his experience of dragging a team into the CL. Got to be worth £40m to them. 

 

40m +1 and they have a deal

[Butch]

6 hours ago, Jairzinho said:

At most of the clubs in the bottom half of the Premier League he'd be their best centre back. I think he's probably worth £25m/£30m in that context.

He's worth more than that if you and on his attitude and quality. Not often you come across a player like that who is brave and a solid defender. I'd have him in line before gomez. Probably wouldn't even get 10 million for gomez. 

[Code]

4 hours ago, AngryOfTuebrook said:

He was worth much more than that a year ago. But we're not talking about a year ago: we're talking about January 2022. He's worth a lot more than £15m now.

 

He really isnt.

https://www.transfermarkt.com/nathaniel-phillips/profil/spieler/371814

 

 

[Jairzinho]

That website thinks Harry Kane is worth more than Salah.

[Pidge]

Wouldn't let him go for anywhere near that. 

[Code]

26 minutes ago, Jairzinho said:

That website thinks Harry Kane is worth more than Salah.

Currently Id say they are right because of the contract situation. 

[Grinch]

He’ll be worth ten pence once he fails to get into a West Ham type team, and he doesn’t get anywhere near their starting line up.

[Jairzinho]

1 hour ago, Code said:

Currently Id say they are right because of the contract situation. 

And Rashford is worth more than Foden and TAA?

 

That Turkish centreback at Leicester being worth the same as Jota?

 

The website is a heap of fucking shite.

[Rick Sanchez C-137]

9 hours ago, Code said:

Phillips was worth around £1m a year ago, maybe not even that.

 

If someone offer anything near £15m we should take the money and run. 

 

Wash your mouth out immediately

[Barrington Womble]

3 hours ago, Jairzinho said:

And Rashford is worth more than Foden and TAA?

 

That Turkish centreback at Leicester being worth the same as Jota?

 

The website is a heap of fucking shite.

To be fair I think it's maintained by a bunch of volunteers all over the place. I don't think the aim is to be an accurate reflection, it's just what some fans might think he's worth and it might just be one person's opinion. It certainly shouldn't be used to value players (although I believe some clubs do actually use it!)