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Summer 2019 Transfer Rumours (ed. Pg 296 - Start of Deadline Day)
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Such an odd ball its unreal, the selling price to him surely will peak in the next few days. I'd like to think LB is telling him not too sell but I'm not even convinced he would listen.Redhenry said:RD won't let AD go to Boro, they have offered him a massive increase on his salary. Don't know if RD is holding out for more money, AD only has a year left.0 -
I'm not sure he's ready for a big money move yet though. I don't think he's the finished article yet and Boro will expect him to hit the ground running.1
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But money talks, Boro offered a five figure weekly salary0
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Last I heard the bid was 1.6, 2 may be enough for RD0
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On principle I resent losing players to the likes of Middlesbrough.0 -
Why does RD let all the contracts run down and lose money as a result?3
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Heard anything on incomings @Redhenry
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Cos he’s clueless and incompetenthoof_it_up_to_benty said:Why does RD let all the contracts run down and lose money as a result?1 -
They were already discussing a new contract before Boro came in for him. Bristol City also offered good money but AD turned them down.1
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Not atm2
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Not quite sure it is legal for them to speak to AD and offer him a massive increase until we have accepted an offer from them - otherwise is this not tapping up?Redhenry said:RD won't let AD go to Boro, they have offered him a massive increase on his salary. Don't know if RD is holding out for more money, AD only has a year left.
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Agree with this also think he is quiet shy lad so think he will find it hard moving to another clubRedhenry said:I'm not sure he's ready for a big money move yet though. I don't think he's the finished article yet and Boro will expect him to hit the ground running.0 -
just like when he moved here from Holland you mean?shuffles67 said:
Agree with this also think he is quiet shy lad so think he will find it hard moving to another clubRedhenry said:I'm not sure he's ready for a big money move yet though. I don't think he's the finished article yet and Boro will expect him to hit the ground running.
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We seem to let contracts run down to the wire before looking to renew them and then offering a not very desirable contract. If we keep selling players for low fees as a result of not retaining players due to offering poor contracts/wages then it seems economic madness.Redhenry said:They were already discussing a new contract before Boro came in for him. Bristol City also offered good money but AD turned them down.
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Do you know what happened with Oztumer? Did it fall through?Redhenry said:Not atm0 -
Yep same with Aribo1
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Troy Parrott would be a surprising one considering he's currently Spurs only other striker. I think that could only be a goer if Spurs get Llorente back or another cut-price striker so if true this one might go right to the wire and ultimately come to nothing. Would be super depressing if on deadline day we didn't get Parrott and Taylor because clubs couldn't get replacements for them. It's been a really stagnant transfer window this time round and that can only add to our budget issues0
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hoof_it_up_to_benty said:
We seem to let contracts run down to the wire before looking to renew them and then offering a not very desirable contract. If we keep selling players for low fees as a result of not retaining players due to offering poor contracts/wages then it seems economic madness.Redhenry said:They were already discussing a new contract before Boro came in for him. Bristol City also offered good money but AD turned them down.
It is. But as RD pockets all the money these days, it's his funeral. I would always desire sensible owners, and decent contracts, with sales money going back into the club. As it stands, Lookman showed perfectly that there is no benefit to the club in any sales money gained in a transfer, so we can give them away if it comes to it.
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I don’t see how a businessman struggles with the concept that to sell for more you must invest a little more.hoof_it_up_to_benty said:
We seem to let contracts run down to the wire before looking to renew them and then offering a not very desirable contract. If we keep selling players for low fees as a result of not retaining players due to offering poor contracts/wages then it seems economic madness.Redhenry said:They were already discussing a new contract before Boro came in for him. Bristol City also offered good money but AD turned them down.
My only guess would be he was completely thrown off by the Lookman and Gomez sales and assumed he could sell players for big with only a year or two out of the academy.
It would be funny to work out how much his reluctance to pay a normal salary has probably cost him in transfer fees.0 -
I believe an intermediary can speak to a player if given permission by the club. A very grey area I imagine.Covered_End_Lad said:
Not quite sure it is legal for them to speak to AD and offer him a massive increase until we have accepted an offer from them - otherwise is this not tapping up?Redhenry said:RD won't let AD go to Boro, they have offered him a massive increase on his salary. Don't know if RD is holding out for more money, AD only has a year left.1 - Sponsored links:
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Is Troy related to Dean?1
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Unlike some, I will be spitting blood if he sells Dijksteel this week. Just as I was when he sold Gomez and Grant for joke money. But of course a lot of people will "wisely" inform us that this is just "business" and we should just accept it.16
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Not spitting feathers?PragueAddick said:Unlike some, I will be spitting blood if he sells Dijksteel this week. Just as I was when he sold Gomez and Grant for joke money. But of course a lot of people will "wisely" inform us that this is just "business" and we should just accept it.
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No, its Dean Parrett & Troy ParrottFerryman said:Is Troy related to Dean?3 -
‘Bowyer can use the money to buy Cullen’PragueAddick said:Unlike some, I will be spitting blood if he sells Dijksteel this week. Just as I was when he sold Gomez and Grant for joke money. But of course a lot of people will "wisely" inform us that this is just "business" and we should just accept it.3 -
but are they related?Pelling1993 said:
No, its Dean Parrett & Troy ParrottFerryman said:Is Troy related to Dean?8 -
I think most people feel the same. All I think people point out is that it makes no difference if he is sold for 1m or 10m because Bowyer or the Club will see none of the money but of course Bowyer loses a valuable player. It also makes the Club less saleable I'd imagine as the Club's worth reduces but seeing as no-one will pay Roland's bonkers price anyway it really makes little difference.PragueAddick said:Unlike some, I will be spitting blood if he sells Dijksteel this week. Just as I was when he sold Gomez and Grant for joke money. But of course a lot of people will "wisely" inform us that this is just "business" and we should just accept it.
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Transfer/contract renewal policies have been both unconventional and poorly judged economically. This will have nothing to do with managers/Gallen of course...
I believe that losses could have been minimised + more invested in the team if this aspect of the club’s business was better managed from the outset.
A real pity, as our talent pipeline has been a lot stronger than our transfer market activities would have you believe.0 -
2 Mill now for AD and pay more on wages for a suitable replacement.
Or... a possible 2mill in compo if he leaves on a free next year and low wages for a capable player. (As long as he doesn't go to Rangers...)
Best case, he stays and signs a new contract.0
