Seol Ki-Hyeon - FINALLY A SIGNING

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by AbovetheI » 03 Sep 2007 23:28

LOLikewise! :lol:

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by Top Flight » 04 Sep 2007 09:19

Everyone's entitled to change their mind............

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by Coppelled Streets » 04 Sep 2007 11:10

SpaceCruiser At last, it's about time. This should shut the doubters up.


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by Ascension » 04 Sep 2007 11:14

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SpaceCruiser At last, it's about time. This should shut the doubters up.


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Ah yes Jay, what was it you said about Halford? :lol:

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by SpaceCruiser » 04 Sep 2007 11:15

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SpaceCruiser At last, it's about time. This should shut the doubters up.


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I seem to remember that my point was that people were moaning that we were going to sign nobody and I was having a go at those people.


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by southbank1871 » 04 Sep 2007 11:55

Sebastian
southbank1871 Just spoke to my Wolves supporting boss about him. He says that he started off very well, has an excellent touch and can cross the ball well. However, last season he was apparently really bad, as the way Wolves were playing shattered his confidence. He reckons it is a gamble and could be very good business from Wolves, but that if he plays with confidence, he could do pretty well for us.

Southbank, I salute you - you should be some kind of fortune teller!


:lol: He was pretty much spot on wasn't he?

I still stand by what I said on the first page. I was happy with the signing at the time, but in the end he just wasn't a Reading-type player and we couldn't accommodate someone who wasn't willing/able to work as hard as everyone else.

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by Binfield Royal » 04 Sep 2007 12:33

OS article mentions a sell on clause for Wolves.

Presumably, because we swapped him rather than selling him, Wolves don't get anything else.

:D

Squeaky really is very astute - Hats off to Hammo.

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by RoyalBlue » 04 Sep 2007 13:07

Binfield Royal OS article mentions a sell on clause for Wolves.

Presumably, because we swapped him rather than selling him, Wolves don't get anything else.

:D

Squeaky really is very astute - Hats off to Hammo.


I think you will find that it wasn't actually a swap but a two way transfer involving fees.

Also, I'm sure we're not the only ones who employ some smart people. Even if it was a swap, Wolves might have managed to cover that in the contract (e.g. notional value to be agreed by independent tribunal), particularly as we have a record for working the small print/technicalities in our favour.

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by Forbury Lion » 04 Sep 2007 13:10

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Binfield Royal OS article mentions a sell on clause for Wolves.

Presumably, because we swapped him rather than selling him, Wolves don't get anything else.

:D

Squeaky really is very astute - Hats off to Hammo.


I think you will find that it wasn't actually a swap but a two way transfer involving fees.

Also, I'm sure we're not the only ones who employ some smart people. Even if it was a swap, Wolves might have managed to cover that in the contract (e.g. notional value to be agreed by independent tribunal), particularly as we have a record for working the small print/technicalities in our favour.
The fees in question being very low I presume.

I would have thought that any transfer sell on fee would be based on the amount above a specified level, , So if we sell a player for less we pay no sell on fee.


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by RoyalBlue » 04 Sep 2007 13:22

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Binfield Royal OS article mentions a sell on clause for Wolves.

Presumably, because we swapped him rather than selling him, Wolves don't get anything else.

:D

Squeaky really is very astute - Hats off to Hammo.


I think you will find that it wasn't actually a swap but a two way transfer involving fees.

Also, I'm sure we're not the only ones who employ some smart people. Even if it was a swap, Wolves might have managed to cover that in the contract (e.g. notional value to be agreed by independent tribunal), particularly as we have a record for working the small print/technicalities in our favour.
The fees in question being very low I presume.

I would have thought that any transfer sell on fee would be based on the amount above a specified level, , So if we sell a player for less we pay no sell on fee.


Out of interest, why do you think the fees would have been very low?

Take your point that sell on may be a percentage of any fee above a certain level but that still doesn't preclude Wolves having covered this particular scenario in the initial deal for, by example, having a notional fee determined by an independent tribunal and a sell on percentage based on that fee.

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by TFF » 04 Sep 2007 13:42

Spotted a bargain in the megastore:



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