Tommy Fresh Posted 10 July Posted 10 July 2 minutes ago, Les-TA-Jon said: Our mental valuations continue then. I'm all for us being firm and trying to extract as much money out of sales as possible, but this seems totally unrealistic to me? I imagine anyone interested in Nelson isn't going to lose interest after having a bid turned down, he's also got a year left so anyone interested now will likely want to get it done and not risk more clubs becoming interested when he's available for nothing 1
kingfox Posted 10 July Posted 10 July £10 million For a player in League One in the last year of his contract. This might get messy.
coolhandfox Posted 10 July Posted 10 July 6 minutes ago, Les-TA-Jon said: Our mental valuations continue then. I'm all for us being firm and trying to extract as much money out of sales as possible, but this seems totally unrealistic to me? More then likey because his one we don't really want to sell. 1
Popular Post coolhandfox Posted 10 July Popular Post Posted 10 July People can't have it both ways moaning about selling people to cheap and then moan about asking too much. I assume there will be a middle ground of 7.5m ish 8
teblin Posted 10 July Posted 10 July 3 minutes ago, RedSoxUK said: Hahaha **** off £10m, he goes for £4m/£5m max. You have to start high I guess as if you say £5 they offer 3 etc...
Leicester_Loyal Posted 10 July Posted 10 July We'll end up getting 4/5m for him. Don't blame him for wanting to go, we treat most youth players like shit then expect them to be loyal and dedicated, never gonna happen. 2
Tuna Posted 10 July Posted 10 July This is the problem. We still think we are in the premier league. We've no business demanding that sort of money. If he wants to go, get it done, get the money in and rebuild. 1
Cropwellfox Posted 10 July Posted 10 July Will end up going in a few weeks ‘undisclosed’ - probably £3/4m up front now and 25% sell on.
Bablemikey Posted 10 July Posted 10 July It’s the right approach to drive high selling price as much as we absolutely can. The club has massive financial challenges and we also need to rebuild the squad. It’s going to be an exercise in brinkmanship and I’m sure we’ll see plenty of turbulence ahead of us. 1
JimJams Posted 10 July Posted 10 July 36 minutes ago, westernpark said: I think he’s good enough. There’s been reported interest from those clubs. I wouldn’t be surprised if he went to one of those clubs this Summer but perhaps he has targeted first team football for a season or two first. He could well be, but it seems, at present at least, that clubs further up the food chain don't agree. Maybe it's the £10mill asking price putting them off.
Popular Post coolhandfox Posted 10 July Popular Post Posted 10 July (edited) Yes the club has been shit. But trying to get a high price for someone you rate highly and probably want to keep isn't the problem. Edited 10 July by coolhandfox 5
JimJams Posted 10 July Posted 10 July Nothing wrong with saying we want £10mill. The reality will be lower. Or indeed if the only offers we get are total lowball jokes then we're probably better off risking him going for free in a year. If he helped us get promoted then the 2or3 mill offers are derisory enough to ignore. And you never know if we got back up at the first time of asking he might change his mind if Russell ball suits him. He's no reason to spit his dummy out unless he's getting top drawer offers. 1
FrankieADZ Posted 10 July Posted 10 July (edited) 39 minutes ago, Les-TA-Jon said: Our mental valuations continue then. I'm all for us being firm and trying to extract as much money out of sales as possible, but this seems totally unrealistic to me? why is it unrealistic, if thats what the club values him at...and if rumours are we was offered 1mil for him, for someone of his clear quality and potential then they are more than in their right to ask for 10mil i know this isnt the best example but JP Van Hecke went from Brighton to Spurs for 54mil and he was coming into the last year of his deal like Nelson is. just because player is coming into the last yr of a deal doent mean they have to be stupid in accepting a laughable bid i thought a bid between 3/5mil with a sell on clause would be a decent one, but even then italian club wont pay that Edited 10 July by FrankieADZ 1
Claudio Fannieri Posted 10 July Posted 10 July Has been handled atrociously, should have been made a starter at the beginning of last season and look to extend his contract then but was left to rot in a stinking environment and then thrown in when the rot had well and truly set in. Not surprised he wants out but £10m with a year left is utter lunacy from the club, unless they know Enzo is going to come in with a sensible offer to save our skin. On another note you have to question if there has been any innovative thinking, why not offer Nelson a 12 month or 2 year extension with a very reasonable release clause of say £10m + 20% sell on. I know his agent may be chirping in his ear but got to hope the academy players have some level of loyalty and respect for the club and would therefore be open to extending as long as not held to ransom as Mahrez felt he was when clubs came calling. 4
Cropwellfox Posted 10 July Posted 10 July Cifuentes has a fair deal to answer for here. If he’d started last season as first pick in central defence given we actually started reasonably due to kind fixtures he could well have agreed another 2 years on top last september. But nope we had to watch Farce, Vesterlard and uh-ohli twat about all autumn. 2
Claudio Fannieri Posted 10 July Posted 10 July 2 minutes ago, Cropwellfox said: Cifuentes has a fair deal to answer for here. If he’d started last season as first pick in central defence given we actually started reasonably due to kind fixtures he could well have agreed another 2 years on top last september. But nope we had to watch Farce, Vesterlard and uh-ohli twat about all autumn. Genuinely think that was a club led decision, either to drive up interest on what was deemed to be our star players who wanted to move on and then as soon as the window closed whoever we were stuck with had to be reintegrated, I think Marti was shafted to cover up the incompetence of Rudkin in being unable to shift out the deadwood. 1
K789 Posted 10 July Posted 10 July Ronnie Edwards, similar player went for 3/4 mill so that should be our benchmark 1
Cropwellfox Posted 10 July Posted 10 July 2 minutes ago, Claudio Fannieri said: Genuinely think that was a club led decision, either to drive up interest on what was deemed to be our star players who wanted to move on and then as soon as the window closed whoever we were stuck with had to be reintegrated, I think Marti was shafted to cover up the incompetence of Rudkin in being unable to shift out the deadwood. Deja-vu approaching this window I reckon 1
Marky mark Posted 10 July Posted 10 July He didn’t exactly shine last season and he Dosent want to be here let him go 2
hackneyfox Posted 10 July Posted 10 July Just now, Marky mark said: He didn’t exactly shine last season and he Dosent want to be here let him go Ok, but for as much as possible so pitch high and haggle. 1
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