stevefloyd
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I was just going to post more or less the same thing, I thought the idea was to get game time into him, may have been better to get him in some league 2 team so at least he could play sometimes
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Skybluefaz
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Bolton conceded 10 in 2 games. Really was 2 points dropped last week. Still its gone now, today was fantastic.
Liquid Gold
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I’m not glad we didn’t beat Bolton but if we’d won all 3 this place would be going off.
clint van damme
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Clinton Morrison summarising on 5live, bring back Geoff Foster.
In his prime before injury problems?
Getting on now isn't he.
Not suggesting he was ever in Bergkamp territory but?
SBAndy
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He’s fucking rancid as a pundit. Caught some of him this afternoon before the early PL game kicked off.
ceetee
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Presumably they are paying his wages.
If CCFC were paying then they could insist on him playing. {I presume}
ceetee
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People were saying that we played them at the best time for us, but they rose to the occasion.
We know that kids can't play effectively three times in eight days so we might have been better off playing them later.
We'll never know
Evo1883
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He's also being played on the wing... Which is a very odd decision
Skyblue_LDN
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Love that this is still Maddison’s profile on sky:
ccfcway
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He hasn’t
cc84cov
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Yeah just seen that,Bright came on for Wigan 65th min yesterday no sign of sterling in the squad
I'm assuming you don't mean me?Now WHO was it who said Maddison would not make a premier league player.
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ccfc1234
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He was always destined for the top. The way he turned on the ball and has quick feet set him apart by a mile to his peers when he was in league 1 with us. I text a mate who was a spurs fan when they were linked with him for 3m. He was dissing the prospect of him being as good as Dale Ali, not sure time has proved him right. Then again he said jordan Henderson was shit too and he went on to lift the CL last season!!Now WHO was it who said Maddison would not make a premier league player.
CanadianCCFC
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I think it would be a % of what Norwich get... At least that’s what others have said.
ccfc1234
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Thanks. If that's right. It will be a % of the 60m profit Leicester make assuming he goes eventually for around 80-90m. Even if it's 5% were be very well off.
Lets hope Wilson can score a few for Bournemouth too!!
Alkhen
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I think it'd more like a percentage of whatever Norwich have agreed as their sell on clause percentage.
Pulling figures out my arse but I think it's structured like this :
say United pay 70m to Leicester then Norwich get 15% of that = 10.5m Cov then get 5% of that which would be 525k
Optimistically we aren't going to have anything over 10% in place for the second sale so maximum we could hope for is ~1m and probably more like a half that.
Wilson is where the dosh is
COVKIDSNEVERQUIT
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No my friend, anyone who knows anything about the game could see Maddison would play at the highest level.
It's just a shame Mr Fisher & Co didn't hold out and get a lot more money for the club when they sold him too Norwich.
Even with add- ons Norwich made more money then us .
I think we are due 2.5% of any Maddison transfer, as part of solidarity payments.
As he was registered for coventry between him being 12 and 18 - we accrue a certain percentage of a total of 5% for each year. Which is weighted more between the ages of 19 and 23.
So providing he is sold this year, we would be due 2.5% and Leicester/Norwich would share the other 2.5% plus whatever % of fees they have agreed.
I'm not 100% but this is what I got from a book on football finances I just finished.
The other caveat to this would be if we worked a transfer clause in, agreeing with Norwich we are due a slice of any transfer % they get from Leicester.
E.g. Leicester receive 100m, Norwich are due 20% so receive 20m. If we got 10% of the 20% then we would receive 2m.
PLUS
5% of 100m is 5m in a solidarity fund - we would then be due 2.5m in solidarity.
Bringing the total to 4.5m if he goes for 100m.
In practice, I am not sure we would have been able to negotiate that second slice of the pie from Norwich - as practically it's very hard to police and secondarily, I cant imagine Norwich giving that up.
As he was registered for coventry between him being 12 and 18 - we accrue a certain percentage of a total of 5% for each year. Which is weighted more between the ages of 19 and 23.
So providing he is sold this year, we would be due 2.5% and Leicester/Norwich would share the other 2.5% plus whatever % of fees they have agreed.
I'm not 100% but this is what I got from a book on football finances I just finished.
The other caveat to this would be if we worked a transfer clause in, agreeing with Norwich we are due a slice of any transfer % they get from Leicester.
E.g. Leicester receive 100m, Norwich are due 20% so receive 20m. If we got 10% of the 20% then we would receive 2m.
PLUS
5% of 100m is 5m in a solidarity fund - we would then be due 2.5m in solidarity.
Bringing the total to 4.5m if he goes for 100m.
In practice, I am not sure we would have been able to negotiate that second slice of the pie from Norwich - as practically it's very hard to police and secondarily, I cant imagine Norwich giving that up.
SBAndy
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Hope I’m wrong but when I did some reading around the subject over the summer my understanding was that solidarity payments only apply if the player moves between football associations i.e. abroad.
From what I remember Solidarity payments are between jurisdictions, but training compensation still applies within it.
This is a very similar system, to the solidarity one I think...
Tbh, I'm right at the edge of my knowledge here.
robbiekeane
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this is what i say in meetings when i have no idea what's going on and get asked a question haha
just to be clear im not saying you don't know whats going on you know much more than me, just made me laugh
ps1948
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Having watched the EFL on Quest over the weekend, I was pleased to see a number of ex-CCFC players featured - one great save by Kieran Westwood, Richard Keogh playing for Derby, Jordan Turnbull scored for Northampton, Ryan Haynes crossing for Newport's winner, brilliant clearance off the line by Aaron Martin for Exeter, special mention to Richard Wood for his defensive abilities for Rotherham and Courtney Baker-Richardson laying a goal on for Accrington Stanley - and those playing for CCFC reserves at Sunderland!
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CanadianCCFC
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Impossible! He’s a championship keeper!