Ed 1 Posted 23 August 2006 Posted 23 August 2006 .... at Sunderland! http://www.sunderland-mad.co.uk/news/loadn...W&id=294382
holly Posted 23 August 2006 Posted 23 August 2006 would be gutted BUT..... young levi is doing a fab job so cannot grumble
Ultra Posted 23 August 2006 Posted 23 August 2006 Ah. We didnt want him anyway. Too right! He must be p!sspoor right now, if he can't get a game in the current Sunderland side.
Manwell Pablo Posted 23 August 2006 Posted 23 August 2006 Too right! He must be p!sspoor right now, if he can't get a game in the current Sunderland side. Injured.
Burnsy Posted 23 August 2006 Posted 23 August 2006 What happens with Maybury then ??? Was'nt he a part of the deal so welsh would come here
Mort Posted 23 August 2006 Posted 23 August 2006 What happens with Maybury then ??? Was'nt he a part of the deal so welsh would come here Events overtook Quinn and the board demanded £500,000 for Mabbs and the Mackems would only give £250,000.
lookwhaticando Posted 23 August 2006 Posted 23 August 2006 The Welsh part of the proposed Maybury deal was just a rumour... or it might have even just been a suggestion on FT that got taken to be rumour regarding the deal. Either way, it was never official that Welsh was part of any deal for Maybury.
DaveyJ Posted 23 August 2006 Posted 23 August 2006 Good news. I wasn't inspired by him when he came on loan before.
steve_wilson101 Posted 23 August 2006 Posted 23 August 2006 Events overtook Quinn and the board demanded £500,000 for Mabbs and the Mackems would only give £250,000. What? If that's true the board are living in a dream world. No club in the world would pay half a million pounds for Maybury in the current situation. No premiership club would be interested and there are equally average players available everywhere for free. If Sunderland would have given us £250k the board should have snapped their hands off, or if Maybury is a core part of the plans for the team they should never have considered selling him at all but holding out for more cash than is realistic makes no sense whatsoever and now we're left with a player who was obviously seen as surplus to requirements, his salary to pay and no cash at all - good move!
davieG Posted 23 August 2006 Posted 23 August 2006 What? If that's true the board are living in a dream world. No club in the world would pay half a million pounds for Maybury in the current situation. No premiership club would be interested and there are equally average players available everywhere for free. If Sunderland would have given us £250k the board should have snapped their hands off, or if Maybury is a core part of the plans for the team they should never have considered selling him at all but holding out for more cash than is realistic makes no sense whatsoever and now we're left with a player who was obviously seen as surplus to requirements, his salary to pay and no cash at all - good move! I think you're missing the point he was only surplus to requirements at more than £250k us asking for £500k is standard negotiating tactics, nothing wrong with that as RK & the board obviously value him at more than £250k even if some on here don't.
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