| Can we ? 18:52 - Apr 9 with 1760 views | Westover |
Can Town accept the £30 million offer for Delap then accept a higher offer also can we include a 20% sell on ?. |  | | |  |
| Can we ? on 19:12 - Apr 9 with 1683 views | backwaywhen |
£30 million is the starting point , if several clubs want him they can bid upwards off release clause figure , if only one club wants him it has to be only the £30 million only . | | | |
| No, we have to accept £30m.... on 19:14 - Apr 9 with 1664 views | Bloots |
| Can we ? on 19:12 - Apr 9 by backwaywhen |
£30 million is the starting point , if several clubs want him they can bid upwards off release clause figure , if only one club wants him it has to be only the £30 million only . |
....from any club.
Obviously there will be multiple clubs, but they will then just negotiate directly with the player and he will get the benefit of multiple offers. |  |
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| No, we have to accept £30m.... on 21:02 - Apr 9 with 1455 views | Marshalls_Mullet |
| No, we have to accept £30m.... on 19:14 - Apr 9 by Bloots |
....from any club.
Obviously there will be multiple clubs, but they will then just negotiate directly with the player and he will get the benefit of multiple offers. |
100% this.
Delap and his agent will be the only ones benefitting from competition for his signature. |  |
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| No, we have to accept £30m.... on 22:19 - Apr 9 with 1304 views | backwaywhen |
| No, we have to accept £30m.... on 21:02 - Apr 9 by Marshalls_Mullet |
100% this.
Delap and his agent will be the only ones benefitting from competition for his signature. |
Not so sure that is correct ……we will see , always thought if one club offers 30 million, then another wants him for 40 million then we sell to the higher bidder , if accepted they then negotiate with the player for salary etc , if we sold to the lower bidder then we can say no to that sale surely. | | | |
| That's something different.... on 22:26 - Apr 9 with 1273 views | Bloots |
| No, we have to accept £30m.... on 22:19 - Apr 9 by backwaywhen |
Not so sure that is correct ……we will see , always thought if one club offers 30 million, then another wants him for 40 million then we sell to the higher bidder , if accepted they then negotiate with the player for salary etc , if we sold to the lower bidder then we can say no to that sale surely. |
....that situation is called "a transfer". | |
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| No, we have to accept £30m.... on 22:27 - Apr 9 with 1274 views | Sparky85 |
| No, we have to accept £30m.... on 22:19 - Apr 9 by backwaywhen |
Not so sure that is correct ……we will see , always thought if one club offers 30 million, then another wants him for 40 million then we sell to the higher bidder , if accepted they then negotiate with the player for salary etc , if we sold to the lower bidder then we can say no to that sale surely. |
Incorrect. We HAVE to accept any bids at £30m if the reports are accurate
No one will bid more | | | |
| No, we have to accept £30m.... on 22:36 - Apr 9 with 1219 views | SuffolkPunchFC |
| No, we have to accept £30m.... on 22:27 - Apr 9 by Sparky85 |
Incorrect. We HAVE to accept any bids at £30m if the reports are accurate
No one will bid more |
Impossible to say this with certainty without knowing the full details of the contract. The reports relate to ONE possible clause, that even if it exists, may have several interdependencies. | | | |
| No, we have to accept £30m.... on 22:45 - Apr 9 with 1171 views | Sparky85 |
| No, we have to accept £30m.... on 22:36 - Apr 9 by SuffolkPunchFC |
Impossible to say this with certainty without knowing the full details of the contract. The reports relate to ONE possible clause, that even if it exists, may have several interdependencies. |
True. I’m just going off the guardian report stating a £30m relegation release clause.
There seems to be some misconceptions on here that there could still be a bidding war even if this was the case.
If the £30m RRC is true, the only bidding war will be wages, sign on and agents fees. | | | |
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| No, we have to accept £30m.... on 22:48 - Apr 9 with 1118 views | the_toff |
| No, we have to accept £30m.... on 22:45 - Apr 9 by Sparky85 |
True. I’m just going off the guardian report stating a £30m relegation release clause.
There seems to be some misconceptions on here that there could still be a bidding war even if this was the case.
If the £30m RRC is true, the only bidding war will be wages, sign on and agents fees. |
Yes there’s no way any club will offer more than necessary for us to accept the offer. People are delusional. | | | |
| No, we have to accept £30m.... on 23:04 - Apr 9 with 1042 views | redrickstuhaart |
| No, we have to accept £30m.... on 22:19 - Apr 9 by backwaywhen |
Not so sure that is correct ……we will see , always thought if one club offers 30 million, then another wants him for 40 million then we sell to the higher bidder , if accepted they then negotiate with the player for salary etc , if we sold to the lower bidder then we can say no to that sale surely. |
If its a release clause, he gets to choose, and may go to the club which offers him the most. No need for them to offer more than 30 | | | |
| No, we have to accept £30m.... on 23:33 - Apr 9 with 992 views | Marshalls_Mullet |
| No, we have to accept £30m.... on 22:19 - Apr 9 by backwaywhen |
Not so sure that is correct ……we will see , always thought if one club offers 30 million, then another wants him for 40 million then we sell to the higher bidder , if accepted they then negotiate with the player for salary etc , if we sold to the lower bidder then we can say no to that sale surely. |
No chance.
Delap and his agent are in the driving seat. Ashton is purely a passenger when it comes to Delap this summer.
No club will be paying over the release clause. [Post edited 9 Apr 23:40]
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