shmmeee
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They can be loans though.
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They can be loans though.
Evo1883
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Be better for us if they weren't, but I agree
TomRad85
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I'd trust us to replace him pretty well with 5 million. Even if the replacement was only half as good initially it would be fine with the improvements we've made elsewhere.
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covcity4life
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Yeah 5 you take it
I think I'm more along lines of 2.5m is maybe just not worth it even though it's a lot of money to us.
shmmeee
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I just think we’re better off going for someone with a year of growth in them than trying to find the finished article next season. We have three decent strikers, with O’Hare to come back and maybe take a spot too. And we have Binks and Latibeaudiere as well as Bidwell if we need it. We currently have no reserve for Hamer.
Brighton Sky Blue
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The latter yes, but I thought the whole reason we declined McNally was in wanting more permanent players.
TomRad85
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I think the management may agree with you. I'm sure they have a number in mind they deem acceptable for what is a years service.
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shmmeee
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Needs must though. If it’s a choice between Kitching or Humphries and a long term Hamer successor I’d take the latter.
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At least you're more realistic with value!
Danceswithhorses
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If Hamer wants to move (in this window) because of ambition, i can understand that and have no problem with it.
Moving to another championship side though would be odd and frankly unacceptable, given how much ccfc have spent this window...i mean how much more ambitious does he want us to be...we must be one of the top spenders in the championship.
Moving to another championship side though would be odd and frankly unacceptable, given how much ccfc have spent this window...i mean how much more ambitious does he want us to be...we must be one of the top spenders in the championship.
Brighton Sky Blue
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If that were the choice I’d agree. Hopefully it isn’t
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Two and a half probably depends who to. If he does genuinely want to go back to NL you let him go with a fat sell on clause in case there's a time he's no longer homesick.
Yeah I’m surprised not to see a youngster in who we can start developing as a replacement.
Ccfcisparks
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He would only go to Leeds if money was his main motivator.
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Why would such a player want to be backup for a season?
Covcraig@bury
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If we sell him to an English club we need to put a clause in saying he can’t play against us.
Ccfcisparks
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Impossible
Covcraig@bury
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Why ?
Balli001
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I think that can only be put in to loan contracts
Top teams are also adding a buy back clause in addition to the sell on clause. That would protect us from the Dutch club selling back to an English club.
Because they’d be young and still developing?
San Francisco
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This is what I think too. If we get promoted then he'll probs sign a new contract and if we don't then he'll go to Holland. Think next summer we'll sign his replacement, someone who won't be too far off Gus ability and is younger so can improve further.
SleepyGinger
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Because it’s a sideways move when you take the money out of it. They could probably pay 10k a week more? Think he’d rather stay here for a year then sign for a prem/European team. Think we’d want more from a team considered a rival too, probably more than Leeds would pay.
Sky Blue Pete
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Just watched a video of his pass to yok away at Luton last season stunning
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Not if he wants to return to NL for personal reasons he won't
covcity4life
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Nah he won't go national league. Too good for that
Legia Sky Blue
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My impression is that him wanting to go back to Holland has been completely blown up on here, with the theory seemingly growing a life of its own as more and more posters give it credence by adding 2+2 in relation to his marriage break up and a newspaper article from a year ago saying he would like to return to Feyenoord before he retires.
Hopefully he plays a starring role on Sunday which gives him the encouragement to stay with us and sign a new contract. However, bearing in mind Everton want £1m for Tom Cannon to leave them on a seasons loan, the club need to work out a point at which a potential transfer fee for Hamer is lower than the value to the team of retaining his services for the coming season. If we only get low ball offers of say £3m then the club have a big call to make.
Samo
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He could easily be the difference between promotion or not, that's a snip at 3m
Saddlebrains
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We wont entertain anything less than 10. Robins and Doug have made that clear to Gus.
Robins would rather lose him for nothing and have him knitting this team together for a proper go at promotion.
Also, from what im told he feels he can make a big sale next summer from elsewhere within the side, so its not crucial that its Gus that has to go. If that makes sense?
Robins would rather lose him for nothing and have him knitting this team together for a proper go at promotion.
Also, from what im told he feels he can make a big sale next summer from elsewhere within the side, so its not crucial that its Gus that has to go. If that makes sense?
Matt smith
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Sheaf is one of those
Saddlebrains
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As is O'Hare as long as he comes back how he was. And theres no doubt he will sign a year extension
shmmeee
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Could be a buy and loan back/out a la Maddison/McCallum
SkyblueDad
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Okay £20million was a bit tongue in cheek but you don’t win promotion strengthening the opposition and that’s what we’d do selling to a championship club.