O'Hare bids (34 Viewers)

Hobo

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If we sell for a huge sum of over 10 mill atleast that will shut up people on here that think our top players are worth fuck all .. honestly the amount some people put our own players down is astonishing , they will watch shite players sell for more then say " ours aren't worth that "

Bore off

It doesn't matter either way what the fans think a player is worth. A player is worth what someone is prepared to pay for them.
 

Offhegoes

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I’d be happy with that - probably get both for 5/6m SISU pocket 24m that’s a little reasonable
If we could get Bird & Sibley for 6 million and sold Hamer & O'Hare for a total of 18-20 million, then it could be good business, but you are taking the heartbeat out of our team in Hamer & O'Hare, and relying on Bird & Sibley to be as good. Both are young players. If Sibley takes a while to get going, we are relying on Palmer who has not played for awhile.
Would prefer we kept O'Hare. Sold Hamer for 10-12 million and signed Bird for 2-3 million.
 

Earlsdon_Skyblue1

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I think everyone is going to be dissapointed if any one of our top three players go, but it is how we deal with it afterwards for me.

At the moment we are only really signing development players or players in need of a career restart. If one goes and we can sign two or three solid first team players, whilst SISU take the rest to balance their coffers, I can probably live with it.

If we sell a key asset for a high fee and replace them with just one bargain basement player then I don't think I'll be the only one annoyed.
 

Londonccfcfan

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If we sell for a huge sum of over 10 mill atleast that will shut up people on here that think our top players are worth fuck all .. honestly the amount some people put our own players down is astonishing , they will watch shite players sell for more then say " ours aren't worth that "

Bore off

It's the same few who from day 1 think they are crap and scoffed at thoughts they were even worth £3M....they just will never shut up. Their benchmark just always seems to change depending on direction of the wind.
 

HuckerbyDublinWhelan

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If we could get Bird & Sibley for 6 million and sold Hamer & O'Hare for a total of 18-20 million, then it could be good business, but you are taking the heartbeat out of our team in Hamer & O'Hare, and relying on Bird & Sibley to be as good. Both are young players. If Sibley takes a while to get going, we are relying on Palmer who has not played for awhile.
Would prefer we kept O'Hare. Sold Hamer for 10-12 million and signed Bird for 2-3 million.
Get what you’re saying about the heart beat - but Sibley has played 67 games in the championship and Bird over 100. I think they’d more than make up for it.

losing any of them is going to be a kick in the balls but it’s not like we’re replacing them with unproven players
 

Dec-ccfc

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Get what you’re saying about the heart beat - but Sibley has played 67 games in the championship and Bird over 100. I think they’d more than make up for it.

losing any of them is going to be a kick in the balls but it’s not like we’re replacing them with unproven players

We are replacing them with two players who have just been relegated, I would much rather go after rudoni and maybe another European Hamer replacement.
 

Dec-ccfc

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In fairness they were relegated because of a points deduction, would have comfortably stayed up without it.

That is a fair point, I just don’t like the idea of losing the spine of our team and just taking the spine of another team. Who in all fairness didn’t set the league on fire.

I do trust robins and the staff to make the right decisions but it would be underwhelming for me.
 

SlowerThanPlatt

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That is a fair point, I just don’t like the idea of losing the spine of our team and just taking the spine of another team. Who in all fairness didn’t set the league on fire.

I do trust robins and the staff to make the right decisions but it would be underwhelming for me.

Tbh I’m not sure we could afford Bird. Someone like Cameron Brannagan would be a realistic option, one year left on his contract at Oxford, been in League 1 TOTY for 2 of last 3 seasons.
 

larry_david

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If we got 7.5mill up front plus let's say, 10% sell on, i'd be quite happy with that for O Hare, but it sounds like we might be holding off for even more than that.

I've criticised O hare before for lack of end product but he's started pre season on fire with about 5 assists and i'm now scared of losing him. I'd get rid of Hamer to protect O hare and Vik for us tbh but it sounds like no one wants to put up any money for Hamer. I do think we look at him with sky blue tinted glasses on tbh
 

Jamesimus

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I’m trying not to get too excited but I think these latest rumours could actually have legs. 15m for O’Hare we would have robbed Burnley blind.

Make him someone else’s problem.

Yeah he looks a real problem to deal with on and off the pitch...
 

SkyblueDad

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In fairness they were relegated because of a points deduction, would have comfortably stayed up without it.
Without the crap they had to suffer last season Derby would have challenged the top slots last season imo I thought they were one of the better teams we played at the CBS.
 

Jamesimus

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I think I'd mostly be gutted about not seeing Palmer and O'Hare playing together because I think they're contrasting styles would work really well together.

But if we sell O'Hare and / or Hammer for anywhere near 10 million, can't complain too hard about it.
 

SlowerThanPlatt

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Without the crap they had to suffer last season Derby would have challenged the top slots last season imo I thought they were one of the better teams we played at the CBS.

They had a reasonable squad to begin with and the siege mentality which Rooney instilled in them helped but they wouldn’t have been anywhere near the play offs
 

alexccfc99

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I don't really get this logic. If the club need a sale then that in itself probably indicates he doesn't have the final say, certainly not in this scenario anyway.

Eitherway, call me an eternal optimist but I’m not particularly going to start wetting the bed if we lose a player - Some people on here seriously need to have a beer and take a chill pill

I trust Robins has been given assurances and I trust he has an adequate replacement lined up that has been green lighted by the club in the event of Callum leaving… I’ll only start panicking if Callum leaves and Robins follows him out the door

Some people on here aren’t cut out for us being a good side, because the more we progress the more we are going to attract interest in our players and the constant meltdown whenever that happens is ridiculous
 
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fernandopartridge

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  1. The word “probably” features very prominently in that article - I have no idea whether they “have to” pay that back soon or whether they are able to re-finance it - do you? £50m in cash plus a £20m debtor - I would have thought we would like to be in that position regardless of what debt we have.

As for COH we signed him on a free and if we make £x millions on him so be it. There were many times few seasons when he frustrated the hell out of me and those around me and I would imagine ME and AV felt the same.

it wasn’t that long ago that I had real concerns about whether would have a team to support at all. I know things aren’t perfect but I trust MR more than I have done any other manager for a very long time.

Hard to see why the financers would call the debt in now and risk the other third of it, when they've got a fair chance of getting the lot back.
 

PVA

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It’s pretty inevitable we’ll lose one of the three.

As long as we get a decent fee then I have no issue with it.

Obviously no one wants to lose their best players but Robins has clearly worked incredibly well on a shoestring and could do some real damage with some money to spend.

Hamer was £1.5m, Gyokeres £1m and Sheaf £750k. All great players signed for relatively little.

If we sell O’Hare what’s to say we can’t go and spend the money on three players like the above?
 

Grendel

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It’s pretty inevitable we’ll lose one of the three.

As long as we get a decent fee then I have no issue with it.

Obviously no one wants to lose their best players but Robins has clearly worked incredibly well on a shoestring and could do some real damage with some money to spend.

Hamer was £1.5m, Gyokeres £1m and Sheaf £750k. All great players signed for relatively little.

If we sell O’Hare what’s to say we can’t go and spend the money on three players like the above?

Er we wont be spending any of the money on fees that’s why
 
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I think we'd need a replacement , cal offers something that not many clubs have , and that's the ability to press for 90/100/120 minutes if required across the front line and midfield .. add the technical ability it's a big loss if he goes
It's fairly safe to say we wouldn't be able to replace the same style, it's if we could get the effectiveness.
 

CCFCSteve

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From what I infer from believer posts, the outgoing wage of the player is what Robins will get, which well…isn’t much really

Nobody can say for certain until we know what the fee is surely. If management budgeted/thought say 6m for ohare and we ended up getting 8m, who’s to say the difference wont be available for reinvestment. You’d hope that’s the attitude at the club anyway
 

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