Your maths are wrong. The percentage we get will be of the profit, not the total fee, so if we are entitled to a cut still it will be in the region of £350k.
Should we refuse the "blood money"???
£60m - £24m = £36m
15% of £36m = £5.4m
10%-15% of £5.4m = £540k-£810k
Think we might have to take the fee we initially received from Norwich off that £5.4m can’t remember what how much it was.£60m - £24m = £36m
15% of £36m = £5.4m
10%-15% of £5.4m = £540k-£810k
Think we might have to take the fee we initially received from Norwich off that £5.4m can’t remember what how much it was.
Thought the Maddison sale would benefit Coventry city for many years to come.
Do we definitely absolutely get some money then?
Should we refuse the "blood money"???
Pretty sure Anderson said after selling Maddison that we had ‘an investment in the remainder of his career’. But what sort of investment?
How much did we get initially – about £2.5m? Many of us were angry about selling too soon, to bail out the club because Sisu wouldn’t put any more money in. I imagine they tell their investors they are brilliant risk-takers, yet they approach everything like short-sighted bean-counters. They had such a huge asset in their hands, and it was obvious he’d be worth tens of millions some day. I never thought it was good business, and if we get £500k out of this deal it looks even worse.
We get money for international appearances and goalsPretty sure Anderson said after selling Maddison that we had ‘an investment in the remainder of his career’. But what sort of investment?
How much did we get initially – about £2.5m? Many of us were angry about selling too soon, to bail out the club because Sisu wouldn’t put any more money in. I imagine they tell their investors they are brilliant risk-takers, yet they approach everything like short-sighted bean-counters. They had such a huge asset in their hands, and it was obvious he’d be worth tens of millions some day. I never thought it was good business, and if we get £500k out of this deal it looks even worse.
I think someone on here said that we will get something (£1m?) if he starts a competitive international, so far he has only come on as a sub once.We get money for international appearances and goals
Not sure about that. So if he starts Englands next game, who would actually owe us a million? Can't see how that condition could have been put in place.I think someone on here said that we will get something (£1m?) if he starts a competitive international, so far he has only come on as a sub once.
Not sure about that. So if he starts Englands next game, who would actually owe us a million? Can't see how that condition could have been put in place.
True, given the strategy.That is easy to say in hindsight, he’s worth millions of pounds now because Norwich and Leicester have provided the platform for him to play at a higher level - We were never going to be able do that and as a result got the ‘going rate’ for a good League 1 player
Think we will get some over a period of time but that will not make a huge differenceWe sold him six years ago…
Pretty sure Anderson said after selling Maddison that we had ‘an investment in the remainder of his career’. But what sort of investment?
How much did we get initially – about £2.5m? Many of us were angry about selling too soon, to bail out the club because Sisu wouldn’t put any more money in. I imagine they tell their investors they are brilliant risk-takers, yet they approach everything like short-sighted bean-counters. They had such a huge asset in their hands, and it was obvious he’d be worth tens of millions some day. I never thought it was good business, and if we get £500k out of this deal it looks even worse.
Could be in the mix sometime soon if he keeps up his current formI think someone on here said that we will get something (£1m?) if he starts a competitive international, so far he has only come on as a sub once.
If Maddison goes for £60m we'll have made what? 5% of his total transfer fees ever. It does feel rather unfair. The artist who writes a song does not get such a disproportionately low royalty from its future sales.
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Probably more like 10%, no?If Maddison goes for £60m we'll have made what? 5% of his total transfer fees ever. It does feel rather unfair. The artist who writes a song does not get such a disproportionately low royalty from its future sales.
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