Ryan Christie chooses Bournemouth over Burnley

[Nobby_Barnes]

What does that say about the pulling power of Burnley.... 3 year deal....

Transfer news: Celtic's Ryan Christie joins Bournemouth

Bournemouth have beaten off competition from Premier League side Burnley to sign the 26-year-old, who is currently on international duty with Scotland; deal is Bournemouths second deadline day signing after Jamal Lowe, who has joined from Championship rivals Swansea City

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[Tallywacker]

Same opinion people have of Boro! To be fair if the majority were offered a 3 year work contract in either location, no contest really.

 

[uncle_rico]

I’m guessing Bournemouth offered more money. Plus he might not be a guaranteed starter at Burnley.

Burnley now looking to sign Ross Barkley.

 

[Nobby_Barnes]

Just highlights that footballing outposts have to pay bigger wages. Who wouldn't choose Bournemouth over Burnley as a place to live...

 

[Johngannonsunderpants]

Pulling power of Bournemouth my ****. People choose to work on oil rigs. It's always about the money.

 

[Colin Warnek]

No ambition.

 

[Ironops]

On Twitter it was said that Burnley offered more money but he chose Bournemouth as he would play more

 

[afcb_acklam]

On Twitter it was said that Burnley offered more money but he chose Bournemouth as he would play more

correct

 

[Aet290204]

Promotion campaign or a grim relegation battle.

which would you prefer?

also having to play for Sean Dyche. ‘Nuff said on that one

 

[afcb_acklam]

Promotion campaign or a grim relegation battle.

which would you prefer?

also having to play for Sean Dyche. ‘Nuff said on that one

its a very odd one. never known a player not go for a premier league chance. and also to leave such a big club, for a tiny one. time will tell I guess....

 

[Abel Tasman]

If I had any ambition as a footballer I’d work under Sean Dyche rather than Scott Parker. It may be the money but the area would have helped.

 

[parmoboy]

It's almost always about the money. Remember, McNair could have played for Brighton in the Premier League but chose to sign for us. I can guarantee we would have been offering him more money.

 

[BiggEggo]

I'd rather live in/near Bournemouth than Burnley, especially if the pay is comparable.

 

[Diego]

Might also be the style of play. He’s used to a possession game at Celtic and Bournmemouth like to play that way too under Parker. Burnley are a lot more direct and as mentioned above, a lot of the time Dyche never plays his new signings.

 

[Diego]

I think he’s a good player, good signing for Bournemouth.

 

[S7DiscoDown]

Loverly place Bournemouth

I imagine Burnley is a hard sell. Also style may have a bit to do with it.

 

[Philly-Red]

its a very odd one. never known a player not go for a premier league chance. and also to leave such a big club, for a tiny one. time will tell I guess....

Didn’t Britt choose us over Burnley too?

 

[Billy69_uk]

Maybe he is not a subscriber to the "Burnley way"????

 

[Corcaigh_the_Cat]

It's almost always about the money. Remember, McNair could have played for Brighton in the Premier League but chose to sign for us. I can guarantee we would have been offering him more money.

They dodged a bullet there.

 

[Corcaigh_the_Cat]

Didn’t Britt choose us over Burnley too?

Ouch!!!!