| Loan players - is it different this time ? 10:26 - Aug 14 with 674 views | Harwich_Blue |
I know that we are not all fans of loan players - but this time it does seem a little different when we have an option to buy , sometimes mandatory should we get promotion - therefore where previously there was less incentive to "die" for the team , is this not a little different , quality players through the door with an incentive for both sides , not just gap fillers and short term placements.
Means the caliber of player we have is better yet , understandably so , the consequence is they are not prepared to play Champ long term , high ambitions that can be fulfilled at the loan club (I.E. us !)
Maybe this is a better approach to loans |  | | |  |
| Loan players - is it different this time ? on 10:33 - Aug 14 with 577 views | EuanTown |
I think it is a little bit of let's not buy them in and risk wasting money. Try before you buy, if they can handle the championship or prem, even English football.
Maybe because our scouting network is still in its infancy and we are still feeling our way.
The club will get plaudits for the right players and complaints about the bad. Not all are going to be successful, but we as fans will support them in the blue.
I hope that the players will gel soon and we will see McKenna ball part Deux as that was exciting to watch last time. |  | | |
| Loan players - is it different this time ? on 10:37 - Aug 14 with 547 views | Scuzzer |
Definitely need a loan of a left back...probably util the next transfer window. |  |
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| Loan players - is it different this time ? on 10:43 - Aug 14 with 490 views | Bellevue_Blue |
You can only really do this when you have the resources/ ambitions that we have though.
We have a realistic chance of promotion this year and so do those obligations/ options of being fulfilled. It's essentially a permanent transfer with a probation period. |  | | |
| Loan players - is it different this time ? on 10:44 - Aug 14 with 474 views | tomitfc |
Is it not a way round the FFP regulations to loan players rather than buy them this year? | | | |
| Loan players - is it different this time ? on 10:44 - Aug 14 with 462 views | C_HealyIsAPleasure |
| Loan players - is it different this time ? on 10:33 - Aug 14 by EuanTown |
I think it is a little bit of let's not buy them in and risk wasting money. Try before you buy, if they can handle the championship or prem, even English football.
Maybe because our scouting network is still in its infancy and we are still feeling our way.
The club will get plaudits for the right players and complaints about the bad. Not all are going to be successful, but we as fans will support them in the blue.
I hope that the players will gel soon and we will see McKenna ball part Deux as that was exciting to watch last time. |
That doesn't really work when the purchase is mandatory upon promotion - Azon could be completely sh*t but if we end up promoted anyway we’ll be compelled to buy him
Surely it is just because we are caught financially between wanting to go back up but knowing we’ll need to balance the books if we don’t, so not being in a position to commit big fees right now |  |
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| Loan players - is it different this time ? on 10:45 - Aug 14 with 459 views | Marshalls_Mullet |
| Loan players - is it different this time ? on 10:43 - Aug 14 by Bellevue_Blue |
You can only really do this when you have the resources/ ambitions that we have though.
We have a realistic chance of promotion this year and so do those obligations/ options of being fulfilled. It's essentially a permanent transfer with a probation period. |
Agreed, wouldnt have been an option last time we were in the Champ. |  |
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| Loan players - is it different this time ? on 10:56 - Aug 14 with 362 views | bsw72 |
| Loan players - is it different this time ? on 10:44 - Aug 14 by C_HealyIsAPleasure |
That doesn't really work when the purchase is mandatory upon promotion - Azon could be completely sh*t but if we end up promoted anyway we’ll be compelled to buy him
Surely it is just because we are caught financially between wanting to go back up but knowing we’ll need to balance the books if we don’t, so not being in a position to commit big fees right now |
Think the books are balancing out fine, we have potentially £80M coming into the club this summer with Delap gone (£30M), Broadhead going (£10M) and Hutchinson likely to go (£40M). . . |  | | |
| Loan players - is it different this time ? on 11:01 - Aug 14 with 323 views | Guthrum |
| Loan players - is it different this time ? on 10:44 - Aug 14 by tomitfc |
Is it not a way round the FFP regulations to loan players rather than buy them this year? |
Don't see how it would be, the money is still being spent on loan fees and wages. |  |
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| Loan players - is it different this time ? on 11:14 - Aug 14 with 233 views | bartyg |
| Loan players - is it different this time ? on 10:44 - Aug 14 by tomitfc |
Is it not a way round the FFP regulations to loan players rather than buy them this year? |
The opposite, no? The loan fee will go straight on the P&L, compared to the transfer fee which would be split over x years |  | | |
| Loan players - is it different this time ? on 11:20 - Aug 14 with 188 views | RIPbobby |
| Loan players - is it different this time ? on 10:44 - Aug 14 by C_HealyIsAPleasure |
That doesn't really work when the purchase is mandatory upon promotion - Azon could be completely sh*t but if we end up promoted anyway we’ll be compelled to buy him
Surely it is just because we are caught financially between wanting to go back up but knowing we’ll need to balance the books if we don’t, so not being in a position to commit big fees right now |
That is true, but it is more fail-safe than paying right now. I dare say he would still have to play a certain percentage of games to force the obligation to buy. Contracts are not 1 phrase or circumstance. They are insanely complex. All that is agreed in essence is a price. Of course if he bangs in 35 goals this term the price remains. |  | | |
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