Sky sports sources...they know fuck all
Exactly. Bunch of scoundrels. On transfer deadline day they actually make shit up and then set a market on it on skybet.Sky sources = Twitter
Pat was on Fun House, especially when 'The Twins' were about.Lee or Billy? (Other Sharps are available).
Even if Mcnulty dosnt sign a new contract (and he probably would of done by now if he wanted to stay) we should keep him for the remainder of his contract, even if we risk loosing him for nothing next year.
He’s so important to the way Robins wants us to play, that we should just keep him and give promotion a right good go. I don’t see it as loosing money now, it’s more about investing in this coming season and having faith in this squad.
Even if Mcnulty dosnt sign a new contract (and he probably would of done by now if he wanted to stay) we should keep him for the remainder of his contract, even if we risk loosing him for nothing next year.
He’s so important to the way Robins wants us to play, that we should just keep him and give promotion a right good go. I don’t see it as loosing money now, it’s more about investing in this coming season and having faith in this squad.
It’s not Barcelona it’s Reading, every chance we will swap leagues with them next year.It's not quite as simple as that though. There's always risk if a player is denied a move that they will no longer be the same player as before. It happens every single season to one club or another. So then you're effectively left with a player that is no use to the team and a club is out of pocket of a transfer fee.
It’s not Barcelona it’s Reading, every chance we will swap leagues with them next year.
That’s not the issue, the issue is he’s under contract to us for another year.And you think we could compete with them wage-wise do you?
That’s not the issue, the issue is he’s under contract to us for another year.
So wages are irrelevant.
They would be tapping him up?From what Clement is saying, transfer price is sticking point in their business for a central striker, so if it is McNulty then I'm guessing the salary may already have been broadly agreed. None of us would be surprised, and truth is we would have done very well indeed to have kept him.
Exactly, He goes nowhere unless we say so, and unless Robins has a replacement already lined up.Right so your logic is no matter what he still has another year on his current contract so we'll be fine
The replacement's already at the club, surely.Exactly, He goes nowhere unless we say so, and unless Robins has a replacement already lined up.
It would be nice but realistically a ceiling of £1M is the best we could hope for, maybe a little more as he's still got a few years in him .If we could get 1.5 _ 2.0 million for MC and could pick up mo eisa for about 1million ! Who would go for that .
I'm worried there's talk of the reason being that it's less than our valuation rather than just a rejection out of hand
Ignore that - its simply newspaper speak!I'm worried there's talk of the reason being that it's less than our valuation rather than just a rejection out of hand
That would be naive?They would be tapping him up?
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