FATTYFOULKE
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That all makes sense, just not sure it’s a negotiating tactic.Personally I’m not sure this Ramsdale transfer is going to happen , yes we’ve agreed a fee with Bournemouth but it’s not done yet I think we’ll say to Manchester United if you don’t agree to let us having Dean Henderson at ~60 % wage contribution for next season we will buy Ramsdale . Henderson wants to play he will demand a transfer , which will bring Tottenham and a Chelsea into the frame , Manchester definitely don’t want to sell to either of them to clubs, so in my opinion this is a negotiating tactic and back up
It might make Man U think again though. They probably thought they had us over a barrel and we’d have no choice but to pay all his wages.
It’s probably been a bit of a shock to them that we’ve had a bid accepted for Ramsdale. That puts them in a bit of a predicament. What are they going to do now?
Not so easy to keep Henderson happy when they can’t farm him off to the perfect club for him. Not a direct rival but one in the Premier League. One which has developed him for them and would have continued to develop him. One who he’s happy to play for.
Man U may have gambled and lost on this. They might have to rethink their strategy.