I was just going to ask, what is it that people dislike in particular about the buyback clauses? I assume mostly because they think it makes us look like a small club? I suppose a loan to buy deal would be much more acceptable, however. Or buying a flop from another big team, perhaps? Maybe it's the number that the buyback fee is set at.
If you get a player as potentially good as Götze for at least two seasons and then a big chunk of money afterwards (to spend on another buyback player

) I'm not sure how it equals some sort of "disaster". The selling club isn't going to accept a potentially astronomical buyback clause, they might as well just sell the player in that case, there has to be some mutual benefit. We got Morata for less than others offered because a) he wanted to come here, and b) the clause we offered.
The reality is that we aren't a financial powerhouse running all over the market with a big swinging cock and balls, it seems this still hasn't quite hit home to everyone.
BTW, nice to see you back