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looks like vale could be asking for the same compo has donny want for SOD according to this..
http://www.thisisstaffordshire.co.u...-Valiants/article-3041258-detail/article.html
for those who carnt open the link...
PORT Vale could hit Sheffield United with a £500,000 compensation claim if the Blades prise manager Micky Adams to his hometown club.Vale have granted United permission to speak to Adams about their manager's post after being approached by the Championship club last week.
The other front-runners for the United job, vacated by new Wales chief Gary Speed, include Brentford manager Andy Scott and Doncaster Rovers boss Sean O'Driscoll.
But if Adams, a self-confessed Blades fan, emerges as United's preferred choice, The Sentinel understands Vale would seek a compensation fee to match the reported £500,000 Rovers want for O'Driscoll.
"Compensation is an issue we'd talk about as and when something happens," said Vale chairman Bill Bratt.
"You'd have to look at the length of Micky's contract, plus calculate in any other consequential losses such as if home gates were to go down.
"If United want Micky, he's worth as much as anyone else as he's a top-class manager.
"It's obvious to everybody he's turned the club around, so he would be a massive loss. We just hope it doesn't happen for the club's sake."
The Blades have also approached Brentford about speaking to Scott, while Rovers chairman John Ryan has given them the green light to hold talks with O'Driscoll.
It is understood both Scott and O'Driscoll are on one-year rolling deals at their clubs.
Adams is under contract at Vale until the end of the 2011/12 season, but the club confirmed they have offered the 49-year-old an extension.
The new deal is believed to be until the summer of 2014.
Bratt said: "Micky has always been honourable and honest with us and we're being honourable to him.
"You can't stand in people's way, especially as United are his hometown club, but it's obvious we want to keep Micky and we had already offered him a new contract before this blew up."
so who would you rather pay the compo for adams or sod
http://www.thisisstaffordshire.co.u...-Valiants/article-3041258-detail/article.html
for those who carnt open the link...
PORT Vale could hit Sheffield United with a £500,000 compensation claim if the Blades prise manager Micky Adams to his hometown club.Vale have granted United permission to speak to Adams about their manager's post after being approached by the Championship club last week.
The other front-runners for the United job, vacated by new Wales chief Gary Speed, include Brentford manager Andy Scott and Doncaster Rovers boss Sean O'Driscoll.
But if Adams, a self-confessed Blades fan, emerges as United's preferred choice, The Sentinel understands Vale would seek a compensation fee to match the reported £500,000 Rovers want for O'Driscoll.
"Compensation is an issue we'd talk about as and when something happens," said Vale chairman Bill Bratt.
"You'd have to look at the length of Micky's contract, plus calculate in any other consequential losses such as if home gates were to go down.
"If United want Micky, he's worth as much as anyone else as he's a top-class manager.
"It's obvious to everybody he's turned the club around, so he would be a massive loss. We just hope it doesn't happen for the club's sake."
The Blades have also approached Brentford about speaking to Scott, while Rovers chairman John Ryan has given them the green light to hold talks with O'Driscoll.
It is understood both Scott and O'Driscoll are on one-year rolling deals at their clubs.
Adams is under contract at Vale until the end of the 2011/12 season, but the club confirmed they have offered the 49-year-old an extension.
The new deal is believed to be until the summer of 2014.
Bratt said: "Micky has always been honourable and honest with us and we're being honourable to him.
"You can't stand in people's way, especially as United are his hometown club, but it's obvious we want to keep Micky and we had already offered him a new contract before this blew up."
so who would you rather pay the compo for adams or sod