Pete O'Rourke @SkySportsPeteO · 9m West Ham are closing in on the signing of Diego Poyet from Charlton. #WHUFC #CAFC
Not sure how I feel about this to be honest.
As a hammer, my dad'll be happy I guess. No consolation to me though.
Best of luck with the neck ache as you watch the ball sail over you Diego.
Maybe it's part of the new revolution Allardyce has been forced to accept from Brady and the porn kings, in which case they got themselves an absolute steal. Just hope we get some decent compensation for him otherwise I will be sick to the stomach watching him turn out for them. In fact regardless of the money I will be sick to the stomach if he plays for them.
I think its a good move for him, it will be interesting to see how he develops. we need to move on and I am hopefully that we will do without too much pain looking at the signings we are making, Buyens might well be the perfect replacement.
All these people talking about exchanges. You do know that as he is out of contract, they don't owe us anything in exchange? Unless you can use players / loans to offset the compo due which I have never seen before.
I'm sure you can agree something without needing to get compensation settled independently. I hope we put a big sell-on clause in there, as he has potential to be sold again for big money.
Of all the teams he could sign for, W Ham are the one I like the least. They stole Defoe, stole the Olympic Stadium & are one of our rivals (sod Palace, W ham are closer)
This is what happened with Sturridge, obviously a bigger name and better established but shows what can be achieved.
With Sturridge's contract at Manchester City expired, he signed for Chelsea on a four-year contract on 3 July 2009.[ As Sturridge was under the age of 24,and the two sides were unable to agree a deal, the fee for Sturridge was decided by a tribunal. The Professional Football Compensation Committee decided on 14 January 2010 that Chelsea would pay an initial fee of £3.5 million, with additional payments of £500,000 after each of 10, 20, 30 and 40 first-team competitive appearances. There would also be a further payment of £1 million if Sturridge made a full international appearance, and Manchester City in addition would receive 15 percent of any sell-on fee if Sturridge was transferred.
This is what happened with Sturridge, obviously a bigger name and better established but shows what can be achieved.
With Sturridge's contract at Manchester City expired, he signed for Chelsea on a four-year contract on 3 July 2009.[ As Sturridge was under the age of 24,and the two sides were unable to agree a deal, the fee for Sturridge was decided by a tribunal. The Professional Football Compensation Committee decided on 14 January 2010 that Chelsea would pay an initial fee of £3.5 million, with additional payments of £500,000 after each of 10, 20, 30 and 40 first-team competitive appearances. There would also be a further payment of £1 million if Sturridge made a full international appearance, and Manchester City in addition would receive 15 percent of any sell-on fee if Sturridge was transferred.
yeah i'd be happy with that :-D. Not likely to be what we get though.
This is what happened with Sturridge, obviously a bigger name and better established but shows what can be achieved.
With Sturridge's contract at Manchester City expired, he signed for Chelsea on a four-year contract on 3 July 2009.[ As Sturridge was under the age of 24,and the two sides were unable to agree a deal, the fee for Sturridge was decided by a tribunal. The Professional Football Compensation Committee decided on 14 January 2010 that Chelsea would pay an initial fee of £3.5 million, with additional payments of £500,000 after each of 10, 20, 30 and 40 first-team competitive appearances. There would also be a further payment of £1 million if Sturridge made a full international appearance, and Manchester City in addition would receive 15 percent of any sell-on fee if Sturridge was transferred.
Is the Professional Football Compensation Committee run by the West Ham Appreciation Football Association?
I hope we put a big sell-on clause in there, as he has potential to be sold again for big money.
Put a big sell on clause in what?
We're entitled to compensation due to his age and the fact we offered him a contract. Usually decided by tribunal, but sure we could negotiate with West Ham directly. In the long term a sell on clause could be worth more than a few hundred grand now. Look at what Bournemouth got for Lallana for example.
This is what happened with Sturridge, obviously a bigger name and better established but shows what can be achieved.
With Sturridge's contract at Manchester City expired, he signed for Chelsea on a four-year contract on 3 July 2009.[ As Sturridge was under the age of 24,and the two sides were unable to agree a deal, the fee for Sturridge was decided by a tribunal. The Professional Football Compensation Committee decided on 14 January 2010 that Chelsea would pay an initial fee of £3.5 million, with additional payments of £500,000 after each of 10, 20, 30 and 40 first-team competitive appearances. There would also be a further payment of £1 million if Sturridge made a full international appearance, and Manchester City in addition would receive 15 percent of any sell-on fee if Sturridge was transferred.
We're not Manchester City, unfortunately.
The tribunal will probably think we're more Leyton Orient.
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West Ham are closing in on the signing of Diego Poyet from Charlton. #WHUFC #CAFC
As a hammer, my dad'll be happy I guess. No consolation to me though.
Best of luck with the neck ache as you watch the ball sail over you Diego.
I'd take Collison on loan in exchange + compo. Just what we need if we could keep him fit.
Of all the teams he could sign for, W Ham are the one I like the least. They stole Defoe, stole the Olympic Stadium & are one of our rivals (sod Palace, W ham are closer)
Wet Spam
Olympic Stadium
Poyet
Hate modern football.
Good luck Diego though.
With Sturridge's contract at Manchester City expired, he signed for Chelsea on a four-year contract on 3 July 2009.[ As Sturridge was under the age of 24,and the two sides were unable to agree a deal, the fee for Sturridge was decided by a tribunal. The Professional Football Compensation Committee decided on 14 January 2010 that Chelsea would pay an initial fee of £3.5 million, with additional payments of £500,000 after each of 10, 20, 30 and 40 first-team competitive appearances. There would also be a further payment of £1 million if Sturridge made a full international appearance, and Manchester City in addition would receive 15 percent of any sell-on fee if Sturridge was transferred.
West Ham AppreciationFootball Association?The tribunal will probably think we're more Leyton Orient.
500k for Poyet plus 10% of sell-on fee.