| Way more value towards the end of the transfer window 13:43 - Sep 16 with 605 views | MaySixth |
Expecting a £2.25m bid from Palace for Downes on Oct 4 |  |
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| Way more value towards the end of the transfer window on 13:59 - Sep 16 with 550 views | uefacup81 |
Surely, though, that's on the basis that the selling club has to sell?
If Town are in the position that everyone is saying they're in, in that they don't need the money and Downes is contracted until 2023, there's no need to accept a knock-down price on deadline day. |  |
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| Way more value towards the end of the transfer window on 14:03 - Sep 16 with 543 views | J2BLUE |
| Way more value towards the end of the transfer window on 13:59 - Sep 16 by uefacup81 |
Surely, though, that's on the basis that the selling club has to sell?
If Town are in the position that everyone is saying they're in, in that they don't need the money and Downes is contracted until 2023, there's no need to accept a knock-down price on deadline day. |
If we end up selling on deadline day then the blame lies with Evans. As I posted with 28 days of the window left we should have said you have 8 days to buy him at a certain price and then it goes up £50k a day because we won't be left in the lurch. |  |
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| Way more value towards the end of the transfer window on 17:07 - Sep 16 with 403 views | Marshalls_Mullet |
| Way more value towards the end of the transfer window on 13:59 - Sep 16 by uefacup81 |
Surely, though, that's on the basis that the selling club has to sell?
If Town are in the position that everyone is saying they're in, in that they don't need the money and Downes is contracted until 2023, there's no need to accept a knock-down price on deadline day. |
Agreed, they need to match our valuation.
Downes wont down tools forever, as that would be more detrimental to him than us. |  |
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