Callum contract offer (2 Viewers)
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You’re asking the wrong question - would it put a dent in Callum O’Hare’s?
Brighton Sky Blue
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NorthernWisdom
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tbf, it didn't harm particularly harm Gyokeres or Hamer. What I will take the point is they got their 'glamour' moves a season earlier than otherwise, whereas O'Hare would be going at the same time regardless.
It's how secure he feels about not having a contract past June I guess. He doesn't owe us anything though.
It didn’t harm Gyokeres or Hamer because they still had time to run on their contract.
The idea that a team is going to offer O’Hare the same wages in July if they also have to pay a few million quid in release clauses is ridiculous. Now that we’ve declined the option to offer him security while he was injured, he is heavily incentivised to run his contract down and seek the biggest deal he can get in the free transfer market.
Covcraig@bury
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DK just give him want he wants x
TomRad85
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I cannot allow glamour to go unchallenged when concerning a move to Sheffield Utd.
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Nuskyblue
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Both
Nuskyblue
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If that's in line with the top earners I have no issues at all.
NorthernWisdom
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There was a reason for the scare quotes!
Sky_Blue_Dreamer
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I agree.
Happy for him to get the same as our top earners, but wouldn't really want to make him the outright highest. Even though I think he's great, love watching him and his energy and even more so now he seems to have found some shooting boots.
SkyBlue_Bear83
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Really don't think established premier league teams will be offering him say £50k instead of £30k because they saved a few million on a transfer fee, maybe a bigger signing on fee?
It might affect what newly newly promoted teams to the premier league or teams relegated from the premier league will offer him.
Thinking about it, would not be surprised to see him in the championship with Burnley next season after they are relegated.
Performances like that play to Callum. It doesn’t look like Doug will pay any player more than his budget so I think we loose him. Whether that right or wrong you can’t knock Doug for how he’s transformed the club in a short time.
Everything is improving even if he doesn’t get it right all of the time.
Everything is improving even if he doesn’t get it right all of the time.
fatso
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He should at least be on a par with the top earners at the club, if not the top earner.
If he's offered less than Wright and Simms I can't blame him for not signing.
He's proved his fitness and has now added goals to his game, which was the one missing attribute, we should now pay him what he's worth to us.
SJ80
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Heard that too
Covcraig@bury
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If Doug can’t see the love from us the fans and playing hard ball over a few quid and what COH means to us the paying fans he needs to give his head a jolly good wobble. Pay him what he wants he’s proven time and again he’s worth it
I can tell you’re not a football agent with negotiation skills like this
I don’t think he puts emotion in to it, he’s a successful businessman and will stick to his principles. Players come and go and get replaced with new heroes I think Doug knows that. I think Doug and Robins can be a great partnership. If he caves in to O’Hare then the next player will be knocking down the door.
Covcraig@bury
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Agree , but we don’t want to lose him for a few ££ .
skyblueelephant76
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What is your definition of a few ££s?
SJ80
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I agree to a extent , personally if he was to sign 1-2 year deal with a clause ref a prem league team coming in would work?
rob9872
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When we lost Vik and Gus we got a good fee. With Cal we'd have no money, so worth breaking the structure for. If we have to replace him then we'd be spending £3m and giving £20k per week minimum and it might not work. If Cal wants £1m to sign and £25k per week on a 4 year deal then surely even to a businessman it has value. We should've sorted it out whilst he was injured despite the risk, now he holds the cards, and I don't blame him maximising his worth.
If he does go, then he's won promotion, had an integral cameo last season and goals against Brum and Leicester this season so he goes with our blessing, but let's hope it gets sorted.
If he does go, then he's won promotion, had an integral cameo last season and goals against Brum and Leicester this season so he goes with our blessing, but let's hope it gets sorted.
Ccfcisparks
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I think this works for both parties. Surely COH has some fear he could get injured again before the end of the season and then he won’t have any club
shmmeee
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Lets see what happens is what you say to kids when you don’t want the tantrum from saying no.
shmmeee
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Anything £5m or less
Yeah 2 year would be ok but a risk
Considering his injuries don’t forget that. I suspect he would want a longer contract and that’s the sticking point.
skybluegod
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agreed, but you need to also look at it that footballer players and particularly there agents realise this as well. Other teams will be looking at O'Hare and talking to his agent making it very clear what they save on the transfer fee can be spent on him, likely in a chunky signing on fee and ultimately those clubs probably have bigger resources than us.
