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Jobe Bellingham - post SAFC compendium


Behind Enemy Lines said:
Tin hat required maybe but I wouldn't be too arsed if he left as long as the money is re-invested. Had a good game on Saturday but don't think he's ready for PL yet and we need better in midfield.
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See I feel the opposite
Because of his size -power ect I think he would be a massive asset in the Prem and is only going to get better as he develops
Very good player and mature beyond his years
Be a big loss to try and fill as proven Prem players cost a fortune
 
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Big Bellyingham said:
See I feel the opposite
Because of his size -power ect I think he would be a massive asset in the Prem and is only going to get better as he develops
Very good player and mature beyond his years
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He will be elsewhere when at his peak. We will need players at their peak to stop up next season. Would prefer him to stay but good luck to the lad if he goes.
He is our highest profile player but not the best at the moment.
 
Why has he reposted his post about signing a new contract t today on Instagram if he’s leaving ?
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Football Dinosaur said:
Far too low. Remember Birmingham confirmed this month they have a 20% sell on clause. Thought then they'd heard something.
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15% Birmingham City will receive £4.5m if Jobe Bellingham completes £30m transfer. In the summer of 2023, Sunderland paid just £3 million to sign Bellingham from Birmingham City. It was seen as a silly decision to sell the midfielder for such a low price, especially given what his brother has achieved in the sport.
 
If he stays, he’ll be likely in a struggling side with people writing him off at the first opportunity.

Hope I’m wrong, but I think he’ll go.
zidanny said:
Why has he reposted his post about signing a new contract t today on Instagram if he’s leaving ?
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I think that post is more about unfinished business, rather than the new contract.
 
UaeExile said:
If he stays, he’ll be likely in a struggling side with people writing him off at the first opportunity.

Hope I’m wrong, but I think he’ll go.

I think that post is more about unfinished business, rather than the new contract.
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Yeah I know he has t signed a new contract but it seems like he’s saying I signed this and I’m here to stay- for now. Why else post it ?
 
zidanny said:
Yeah I know he has t signed a new contract but it seems like he’s saying I signed this and I’m here to stay- for now. Why else post it ?
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Because in that post he said he had unfinished business - now he’s just helped us get promoted to the premier league.

Just guessing like.
 
nelford_safc said:
Although he is very likely away, the club have posted a collection of posts from the players. Both Jobe and Cirkin say job finished and job done. So we could be reading too much into Jobe’s post.

That being said it’s probably just wishful thinking on my part.
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Or maybe both going. Who the hell knows
 
hank williams said:
15% Birmingham City will receive £4.5m if Jobe Bellingham completes £30m transfer. In the summer of 2023, Sunderland paid just £3 million to sign Bellingham from Birmingham City. It was seen as a silly decision to sell the midfielder for such a low price, especially given what his brother has achieved in the sport.
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Wheres that from. Sure I heard the Birmingham ownership confirm 20 In interview. Will try to dig it out. Either figure is big chunk.
 
The Situation said:
Also think we probably have his replacement already here in Le Fee.

Neil and Le Fee to play 6 and 8 next season IMO.

Le Fee has looked better deeper than as the 10, where he can get on the ball and influence things more.
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Is Neil signing a new contract then? If not he'll be on the way soon enough
 
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