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itsabuzzard
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Plenty grass, and we got electricity and running water some time ago
shmmeee
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What about Real Rangers and El Celtico?
SlowerThanPlatt
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Can you be the new someone if you’re 25 years old? One for the Football Cliches podcast.
David O'Day
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and he isn't going to make any decision either way until the he has seen what PL offers he can get
Anybody from outside England can, so personally I'm worried about The New Saints and Connah's Quay as well.
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Mucca Mad Boys
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Has anyone considered that COH might just want to play at a higher standard next season?
Us offering to pay an extra 10-20k a week isn’t going to make a difference if he can get the same terms at a top flight team in England/Spain.
We were just unlucky at the timing of his injury.
Us offering to pay an extra 10-20k a week isn’t going to make a difference if he can get the same terms at a top flight team in England/Spain.
We were just unlucky at the timing of his injury.
Porkchophill
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Understand your reasoning Just think while there is still an element of him still being fresh back from an injury, could tilt it in our favour im sure there are plenty of clubs being made aware of his situation with out it coming directly from callum,
or being led down the Hamer route again playing hardball for to long and losing him does not make sense to me show him what he’s truly worth to us , and if he goes we tried our best
SkyBlue_Bear83
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Playing hard ball does the club no favour in these circumstances where the club has little negotiating power in the deal.
Put the best offer on the table and let him make his decision.
Starting lowball and then trying to negotiate up is a waste of everyone's time if the player has made up his mind already that he wants to leave or run down his contract.
Exactly this
Covcraig@bury
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Get out of town … reallyPlenty grass, and we got electricity and running water some time ago
ccfc1234
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If he is not going to sign (I think and hope he still might) we should thank him and sell him now. Promotion via the playoffs are not guaranteed and we need to work into what will be a huge season next season.
I am personally not up for this saga dragging on and being a distraction for months and COH himself having a love in with the fans, giving people hope IF he and his agent are just being disingenuous and giving false hope.
He is a local lad and seems a top guy who likes the club and his loss would make me dissapointed far more than Gus and Vik who. Callum if your reading this, negotiate hard with King, squeeze the pips get a huge signing on fee and promotion pay rise agreed, sign and focus on your sky blue legacy which could shortly be in the Premiership.
I am personally not up for this saga dragging on and being a distraction for months and COH himself having a love in with the fans, giving people hope IF he and his agent are just being disingenuous and giving false hope.
He is a local lad and seems a top guy who likes the club and his loss would make me dissapointed far more than Gus and Vik who. Callum if your reading this, negotiate hard with King, squeeze the pips get a huge signing on fee and promotion pay rise agreed, sign and focus on your sky blue legacy which could shortly be in the Premiership.
Terry_dactyl
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He’s desperate to be reunited with Josh Pask!
Not as desperate as Josh Pask is to do his house move
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WestEndAgro
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The injury only prevented him from going to Burnley.
WestEndAgro
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I'd sell him now, atleast get some money in, he isn't going to stay.
1ccfc
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I understand what you are saying, but it is so frustrating when people think we can just sell a player. He has a contract and if he wants to sit on it and become a free agent, then there is nothing we can do.
Sky Blue Harry H
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Think you are right - if we got offered a few £m, I'd take it if a) he won't sign an extension and b) he would go to whoever has made a reasonable bid.
fernandopartridge
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He is of greater short term benefit than the reduced transfer we'd get for him (if he'd even agree to sign for anybody that isn't guaranteed to be playing at the top level anyway)
Sky Blue Pete
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Will be part of the thoughts
Hobo
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He said a top flight league
Hobo
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He has been offered a contract which he hasn't responded to. You would be stupid to keep going back offering more money. The club can't really negotiate if he hasn't responded to what is on the table.
It is clear he is Waiting to see what offers are made and I think that will be in the summer? It is best to make the most of him between now and then. The best chance we have of keeping him is by getting promoted.
It is clear he is Waiting to see what offers are made and I think that will be in the summer? It is best to make the most of him between now and then. The best chance we have of keeping him is by getting promoted.
Offhegoes
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Yep simple as that. Slightly risky for O'Hare if he suffers another injury before May though. We signed him for nothing, and may lose him for nothing
Adge
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Which is the most likely outcome. If he does decide to wait till the summer, as long as he keeps doing what he is doing and doesn’t take his foot off the gas, he will go with my best wishes if and when he departs. Compare his contribution to some of the dossers we have had to put up with and watch in the past.
ExmouthNeil
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I know there is no loyalty in football but I would have hoped for a 1 year extension with better terms and an opinion for him to leave at the end of the season if we don't get promoted.
I know we were duty bound as he was contracted to us during his injury but it would be nice to see a bit of a thank you for getting my career back on track...
I know we were duty bound as he was contracted to us during his injury but it would be nice to see a bit of a thank you for getting my career back on track...
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The reality in all these situations is we don't know what offers are made and the players' own personal circumstances, and nor should we.Which is the most likely outcome. If he does decide to wait till the summer, as long as he keeps doing what he is doing and doesn’t take his foot off the gas, he will go with my best wishes if and when he departs. Compare his contribution to some of the dossers we have had to put up with and watch in the past.
The only thing I will judge players on is how they perform for us on the pitch.
RegTheDonk
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I really don't know how these things work but at the very least, yes can we not make him top earner with just a years extension? Surely there is money left from the transfers to cover this? The team will hopefully be gelled tight by then and if we hit the ground running next year, with a bigger squad to cover injuries etc, who knows? We've improved year on year under MR, ask him to show some faith with us, just one more year. He's young enough to still move on if we don't get promoted.I know there is no loyalty in football but I would have hoped for a 1 year extension with better terms and an opinion for him to leave at the end of the season if we don't get promoted.
I know we were duty bound as he was contracted to us during his injury but it would be nice to see a bit of a thank you for getting my career back on track...
