Gustavo Hamer

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Hamer aside, and I totally get why he wants a move. He almost went to Leeds last year but they’ve moved on.

But one real quick question. What are you doing here on a Sheff U forum? Genuinely tried to work out why, and I can’t.

I'll answer that one for you pal.

Its because hes a sad fucker.

I remember going.on Coventry's football forum when United went up to the PL (twice) recently..... actually, thinking about it, maybe i didnt... sad basket.

Just smile and wave boys, smile and wave. They are a bit simple.
 



Good fee for me, 3 years on, past his best, last year of his contract, btw if you think he’ll do much in the prem I’m not sure… you can get away been a bit bigger in the champ in the prem it’s all about been a full athlete!!!

He will give you the odd bit of quality from the bench in the prem maybe and 6m is pennies up there these days.

Good deal all around IMO.
 
He was always going to leave this summer.

Disappointed in the fee, and even more disappointed it's to the tennis ball chuckers, I will NEVER forget their shameful behaviour in trying to get tha game against us abandoned.

It also says a lot about our new owners - I think we are back to the McCabe era, when any fee was a good fee regardless of the size of it.

Gonna be a long season. Let's hope One gets a run in the team now, it'll be good to see some younger players develop.
 
Because like all his brethren, he's a wum getting bites from half the entire forum.
Brethren being the operative word in their case. Clearly disgracefully inbred. If you ever have the misfortune to go to Coventry, look at the shape of their heads. It’s a telltale sign and why Oxford University carry out their anthropological research there.
 
Do you even know (or care) whether Coventry have a forum? Or what it’s called?

Imagine going to the effort of signing up to another club, not even a rival club, forum.

It’s odd.
Have a look. I've been coming on here for a long time. Like to chat about our games with decent people who like the same. Was always made to feel welcome when you were the team going places and we were struggling. That's changed now.

Now I'm just here for any Hamer news. My club doesn't release any information at all these days. We have to get all of our info from elsewhere.

Don't worry. Once the transfer is done you won't hear from me until we play each other again.
 
Sell him. He's 29, in the final year of his contract and he wants to go. If it's £6 million, then so be it.

Losing £45 million annually leaves a big hole. Fortunately Wilder knows how to polish rough diamonds.
With you till rough diamonds

Since returning Dec 2023 I would say only cooper, oHare & Bamford have been a success - but they are proven operators

Burrows, Sam Mac, Ty, Jairo in spells

But we’ve also had Grbic, Moore, Rothwell, Shackleton, ings, cannon etc

I think the days of the 9th place finish team build are long behind him

Who was the last rough diamond, didzy??
 
Disappointed in the fee, and even more disappointed it's to the tennis ball chuckers, I will NEVER forget their shameful behaviour in trying to get tha game against us abandoned.
You know it isn't true.

We had awful owners. They took us to L2. They moved us to Northampton and then Birmingham for our home games. They sold players as soon as an offer came in. The only reason we got back to the Championship was Robins. In the end they let him keep half the money from each player sold as they saw a profit from the constant sales. Eventually he had enough to buy Gyokeres and Hamer for just over 2m.

But by this time we'd had enough. We were protesting at each game. All of our opposition supporters joined in with our protests except for one..... Our protesting gave you the winning goal. We even applauded your winning goal. But let's not consider the truth.

Your club now looks in trouble because of your owner. You've sold your best players and most probably won't see much if anything spent on your squad. It's a bad slippery slope. Even though some like yourself make comments like this I really hope things change for you. It isn't fun watching the club you love being ripped apart.
 
You know it isn't true.

We had awful owners. They took us to L2. They moved us to Northampton and then Birmingham for our home games. They sold players as soon as an offer came in. The only reason we got back to the Championship was Robins. In the end they let him keep half the money from each player sold as they saw a profit from the constant sales. Eventually he had enough to buy Gyokeres and Hamer for just over 2m.

But by this time we'd had enough. We were protesting at each game. All of our opposition supporters joined in with our protests except for one..... Our protesting gave you the winning goal. We even applauded your winning goal. But let's not consider the truth.

Your club now looks in trouble because of your owner. You've sold your best players and most probably won't see much if anything spent on your squad. It's a bad slippery slope. Even though some like yourself make comments like this I really hope things change for you. It isn't fun watching the club you love being ripped apart.

You mean the truth where, in that said game, you were blowing your whistles every time the Blades attacked, but conveniently kept them out of your gobs every time Coventry attacked?
 
With you till rough diamonds

Since returning Dec 2023 I would say only cooper, oHare & Bamford have been a success - but they are proven operators

Burrows, Sam Mac, Ty, Jairo in spells

But we’ve also had Grbic, Moore, Rothwell, Shackleton, ings, cannon etc

I think the days of the 9th place finish team build are long behind him

Who was the last rough diamond, didzy??
Worth remembering that Wilder was good at signing other teams POTS, skipper, club captain that suggests that others had done the majority of the development and polishing, for him to use for us.
 
You know it isn't true.

We had awful owners. They took us to L2. They moved us to Northampton and then Birmingham for our home games. They sold players as soon as an offer came in. The only reason we got back to the Championship was Robins. In the end they let him keep half the money from each player sold as they saw a profit from the constant sales. Eventually he had enough to buy Gyokeres and Hamer for just over 2m.

But by this time we'd had enough. We were protesting at each game. All of our opposition supporters joined in with our protests except for one..... Our protesting gave you the winning goal. We even applauded your winning goal. But let's not consider the truth.

Your club now looks in trouble because of your owner. You've sold your best players and most probably won't see much if anything spent on your squad. It's a bad slippery slope. Even though some like yourself make comments like this I really hope things change for you. It isn't fun watching the club you love being ripped apart.

picard.webp
 
I don’t blame Coventry or Hamer, they know him well they also know that his contract is down to the last year so can get him a good price also they know we’re desperate for money plus he’s 29 years old not a bad age and he’s not been offered another suitable contract, they also can offer 4 years of wages probably improved terms and also offer him premier league football where we are selling our better players to stay afloat and look like we if vey very lucky could finish in a play off position or more likely not! It’s a no brainer.

On a plus (if there is one) we settle up with Coventry I think we owe them £4 million based on his fee being spread and end up with a players wage off the books and a bit of change
 



Had a quick look on the Coventry City fans forum and they are stating it’s £6 million for Hamer I’m hoping there’s some money for CW for at least a loan or 2 now
Are they the same people who seem to know the specifics around what we still owe for him?

More made up nonsense by Coventry fans.
 
You mean the truth where, in that said game, you were blowing your whistles every time the Blades attacked, but conveniently kept them out of your gobs every time Coventry attacked?
We wanted the game disrupting just like the others. We've weren't interested in winning. We were after a response from the FA as well as trying to put pressure on our owners. If the game had got abandoned you would have got the 3 points and our owners would have got a fine. It would have put it on the back page of the newspapers.

The problem was...and still is....there's supposed to be a fit and proper test. But there's constantly bad owners taking over clubs. The FA turns a blind eye and just continues.

Now you have a bad owner. If he takes you lower you will start to understand. You will see the football community sticks together. If you reach the stage of having to protest you will see that you're not alone.
 
On a plus (if there is one) we settle up with Coventry I think we owe them £4 million based on his fee being spread and end up with a players wage off the books and a bit of change
We can only guess the details. Nothing will come from our club at all.

Maybe the 6m is the fee after taking into consideration the last payment to be made. Nearly 10m sounds a more fair price. I know he was in his last year of his contract, but he was also in his last year when you bought him.
 
also as one of the highest paid players frees up wages

Sheffield United midfielder Gustavo Hamer earns an estimated salary of £30,000 per week , which equates to a fixed gross annual salary of£1,560,000

that pays for 6 5k a week players or 3 10k a week
 



We wanted the game disrupting just like the others. We've weren't interested in winning. We were after a response from the FA as well as trying to put pressure on our owners. If the game had got abandoned you would have got the 3 points and our owners would have got a fine. It would have put it on the back page of the newspapers.

The problem was...and still is....there's supposed to be a fit and proper test. But there's constantly bad owners taking over clubs. The FA turns a blind eye and just continues.

Now you have a bad owner. If he takes you lower you will start to understand. You will see the football community sticks together. If you reach the stage of having to protest you will see that you're not alone.

I understand when you’re desperate you do desperate things, and football fans just want the best for their club. We’ve been there, many times, and even a very good book - Fit and Proper, check it out it’s an excellent read - written about our litany of dubious chairmen.

However what pissed us off about your protest is that it affected the football and almost cost us a very important victory. We had no part to play in your situation, but it almost costs us. At the time it was 1-1 and we were pushing hard for a winner and on top. The break in play was not what we needed at that time, however we did manage to get the winner, but you didn’t give it to us.

Charlton had a similar protest that season. They disrupted the game by throwing tennis balls on the pitch after one minute of play. It got the attention of the wider football world but didn’t affect the result on the pitch.
Doing it with 5 minutes to go could have. Our fans fully supported Charlton with their protest. As I said, we’d been there many times.
 

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