Lots of fans have been complaining about the cost and value of players been purchased by their various teams, most especially fans of EPL teams.

With the purchases of Lukaku,24, by Manchester United for £90m + rooney going the other way, fans have consoled themselves that they have gotten a proven EPL striker and have taken a turn from their negative views about his style of play 'Jam-body' and poor first touch into a more supporting tune just to deride their fierce rivals, Chelsea.

Chelsea, though their quiet London neighbours had just bought a foreign proven goal scorer in ligue1 for £53m, Lacazette 26, went on to buy Morata £70m. Morata had since been a cause of concern and debate among fans, since the initial banter of Lukaku having rejected Chelsea for a more lucrative offer.

It brings the question of Royalty over Loyalty or vice versa in today's footballing philosophy.

Royalty in terms of wealth invested in players
Loyalty in terms of time spent with these players

We hope to be joined by our very own Nairaland Sports pundits.

Ibime, Airmark, Hensben, Raumdeuter, nateevs, griffon, lordfalcao, nihilist, diggz, oasis007, afrodoc2, Lana1, eph12, spy360, sod09, emaprince, leyqute, jonsnow92, homesteady, ollah

Do you feel you have better analysis into our half a billion Euros man, is he worth it. Is the current expensive thread good, is it going to continue, does it make teams more viable for the most prestigious award in European club football the UCL cup. Does Money beat Legacy

BlueAngel444:
Lots of fans have been complaining about the cost and value of players been purchased by their various teams, most especially fans of EPL teams.

With the purchases of Lukaku,24, by Manchester United for £90m + rooney going the other way, fans have consoled themselves that they have gotten a proven EPL striker and have taken a turn from their negative views about his style of play 'Jam-body' and poor first touch into a more supporting tune just to deride their fierce rivals, Chelsea.

Chelsea, though their quiet London neighbours had just bought a foreign proven goal scorer in ligue1 for £53m, Lacazette 26, went on to buy Morata £70m. Morata had since been a cause of concern and debate among fans, since the initial banter of Lukaku having rejected Chelsea for a more lucrative offer.

It brings the question of Royalty over Loyalty or vice versa in today's footballing philosophy.

Royalty in terms of wealth invested in players
Loyalty in terms of time spent with these players

Do you feel you have better analysis into our half a billion Euros man, is he worth it. Is the current expensive thread good, is it going to continue, does it make teams more viable for the most prestigious award in European club football the UCL cup. Does Money beat Legacy

Personally I think this is good. I hope players become too expensive that coaches have to look in wards for both quality and quantity.

Even if PSG buys two Neymar it can't still guarantee the champions league. I'm pretty sure Neymar will be out of there in two years.

eph12:

Personally I think this is good. I hope players become too expensive that coaches have to look in wards for both quality and quantity.

Even if PSG buys two Neymar it can't still guarantee the champions league. I'm pretty sure Neymar will be out of there in two years.

Just saw this your prediction