Make it happen

[Ainsley Harriott]

I don’t know where to vote mind. So if anyone can help on that front...

 

[Bladesman]

Wilder on a £50 note

 

[Kenilworth]

 

[Plymouthblade]

That’s not wilder

 

[super_pig]

i propose Jean Claude Junker
just to take the piss

 

[Kenilworth]

That’s not wilder

Think you'll find it is.
Look beneath the crown and curls.

 

[Plymouthblade]

Think you'll find it is.
Look beneath the crown and curls.

Was on about our arry

 

[BushBlade]

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I’m struggling to tell the difference.

 

[Plymouthblade]

I vote Ched

 

[Topplayersleave]

Why have Harry on it ?
Surely he should be on a £60 million pound note, with a Latin phrase underneath it saying "Sheffield United still stupid after 130 years"

 

[South London Blade]

Why have Harry on it ?
Surely he should be on a £60 million pound note, with a Latin phrase underneath it saying "Sheffield United still stupid after 130 years"

 

[SwissBlade]

Why have Harry on it ?
Surely he should be on a £60 million pound note, with a Latin phrase underneath it saying "Sheffield United still stupid after 130 years"

Because he was worth £60 million when we sold him?

 

[Topplayersleave]

Because he was worth £60 million when we sold him?

He was worth more than we got for him, the transfer arbitration mob would have ordered Hull City to pay more than we got if even we'd let his contract run out.

 

[SwissBlade]

He was worth more than we got for him, the transfer arbitration mob would have ordered Hull City to pay more than we got if even we'd let his contract run out.

Arbitration only takes place when two parties can’t agree a fee

Our valuation at the time was met. So he was worth what our owners valued him at and Hull met that.

 

[Sean Thornton]

He was worth more than we got for him, the transfer arbitration mob would have ordered Hull City to pay more than we got if even we'd let his contract run out.

1) Where were the other bids?

2)You know this how?

 

[Sean Thornton]

Arbitration only takes place when two parties can’t agree a fee

Our valuation at the time was met. So he was worth what our owners valued him at and Hull met that.

That's it. Make people look stupid with facts.

And no one else did.....

 

[Blade58]

i propose Jean Claude Junker
just to take the piss

We're talking about a £50 note not bog roll

 

[Topplayersleave]

Arbitration only takes place when two parties can’t agree a fee

Our valuation at the time was met. So he was worth what our owners valued him at and Hull met that.

I know

 

[8lade]

He was worth more than we got for him, the transfer arbitration mob would have ordered Hull City to pay more than we got if even we'd let his contract run out.

Arbitration figures are notoriously low.

 

[Canterbury Blade]

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Anyone else man enough to confess they quite fancy this new queen on this £50 note. My royal porn collection has now been extended. The Markle years have ended. Arise Sir Canterbury. Yes Ma’am, of course, immediately...

 

[SwissBlade]

I know

So what is your exact point then? You got more for him on Championship Manager?

 

[Topplayersleave]

So what is your exact point then? You got more for him on Championship Manager?

My point is agreeing with you that the arbitration sets the price if two clubs don't agree a fee.
But we didn't have to agree to anything, Maguire was under contract, Hull City should have been told he's not for sale.
Maguire's contract would have expired a year later, then we'd have got compensation because he was one of our academy players.

Any club on the planet would have got more for him let alone Championship Manager, we even went back to Hull with the begging bowl after they threatened to pull out of the deal and ended up with less.
Even the compensation would have been more than we got for him because it would have been set by people living and working in 21st century football

 

[Kenilworth]

Anyone else man enough to confess they quite fancy this new queen on this £50 note. My royal porn collection has now been extended. The Markle years have ended. Arise Sir Canterbury. Yes Ma’am, of course, immediately...

Nope - just you, Cants






.... I feel a bit sick, now

 

[SwissBlade]

My point is agreeing with you that the arbitration sets the price if two clubs don't agree a fee.
But we didn't have to agree to anything, Maguire was under contract, Hull City should have been told he's not for sale.
Maguire's contract would have expired a year later, then we'd have got compensation because he was one of our academy players.

Any club on the planet would have got more for him let alone Championship Manager, we even went back to Hull with the begging bowl after they threatened to pull out of the deal and ended up with less.
Even the compensation would have been more than we got for him because it would have been set by people living and working in 21st century football

The point is that at that time we had a valuation on Harry and Hull met it... I’m not quite sure what you’re not getting about it.

Sure other clubs could set the fee higher, they may have also said no to all bids. But what good would that have done.

It’s clearly done Harry a lot of good as he’s now one of the best centre halves in the country

 

[super_pig]

The point is that at that time we had a valuation on Harry and Hull met it... I’m not quite sure what you’re not getting about it.

Sure other clubs could set the fee higher, they may have also said no to all bids. But what good would that have done.

It’s clearly done Harry a lot of good as he’s now one of the best centre halves in the country

world.. you'e welcome

 

[I should coco]

My point is agreeing with you that the arbitration sets the price if two clubs don't agree a fee.
But we didn't have to agree to anything, Maguire was under contract, Hull City should have been told he's not for sale.
Maguire's contract would have expired a year later, then we'd have got compensation because he was one of our academy players.

Apart from having an unhappy player potentially refusing to play, you are correct.

Even the compensation would have been more than we got for him because it would have been set by people living and working in 21st century football

You are a million miles away!

By moving to the Premier League, compenation is covered by the Elite Player Performance Plan. This was set up in 2011 to allow the big boys to steal any players from the lower leagues, for a pittance.

If he joined us at 12 and played to 16 we would get £12.5k per year for these years (we were a catergory II academy) - a total of £50k.

For his 134 league appearances we would get the princely sum of £1m (max no of games is 100 and as a L1club its is £10k per game).

So total compensation of £1,050,000 rather than the £2.5m + sell off that we negotiated.

As usual it is the agenda driven slag the club first rather than bother to check the facts.

www.thefa.com/~/media/C2FB1444624F4367AA477A72D94B50BF.ashx
(pages 98 & 99 for the approproiate tables of compensation)

 

[BushBlade]

The point is that at that time we had a valuation on Harry and Hull met it... I’m not quite sure what you’re not getting about it.

Sure other clubs could set the fee higher, they may have also said no to all bids. But what good would that have done.

It’s clearly done Harry a lot of good as he’s now one of the best centre halves in the country

Are people so fucking dumb they don’t understand what the ‘sunstroke’ shit was about? And so fucking tedious they still go on about shit that happened years ago?