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Player Valuation: £6m
Every time they bid less than our asking price, the asking price should go up be £2million
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I assume that's what we've done, hence the media circus arounf City not being prepared to meet our price.It's a tough situation.
On one hand, he's a wonderful player and has the potential to be one of the best in the world. He could be the homegrown lynchpin of a defence for next 10 years, the initial dictator of how to use the ball from the back of the pitch. We've named a high price and if City want him they should pay his value.
On the other, we're obviously going to end up with an unhappy player and it didn't work out too well last season. He clearly wants to go and another average season from him and we could be looking back thinking we missed an opportunity for big money there.
Personally I'd tell them the price, give them a deadline if they don't think he's worth that then inform him he won't be going anywhere. Sorry lad.
I'd be looking to set the deadline a bit before we kick off the new season though. No messing about, we want him to stay. Pay up or go elsewhere.I assume that's what we've done, hence the media circus arounf City not being prepared to meet our price.
If he doesn't leave then he will only earn a lot t less as will his agent unless he does the business on the pitch for us
Or just say we won't pay a penny more than £5m for Aguero.This is a marvellous new strategy in negotiation.
Citeh want Stones. Everton don't want to sell.
Now, here comes the clever part. Citeh offer less than Everton have asked for, so Everton MUST lower their price so Citeh can have the player at the price THEY want.
Jeez, I gotta try this one on in Jaguar salesroom tomorrow.
Barnsley deserve their cut.I think there is something a bit odd about this. Pep actually name checks Stones on the day City say they won't go above a bid which is ten million away from our valuation. The richest club in the world. Are they really trying to play hardball with Koeman and Moshiti? There's only going to be one winner there. Actually though I suspect this is all s little feint. Who is really sweating at the moment? John obv, and Barnsley. That money is beyond their wildest dreams, and I reckon City and Everton are trying to get them to climb down on fifteen percent under the threat the deal may not happen if they don't
Absolutely.Sterling = 50M. If you are looking for a similar player, David Ruiz was 50M. The price is fair.
A question. Can Everton put a deadline on when offers must be received by? Is it not possible to say that if a bid isn't received by, say, August 7th that any future bids will not be considered?
Either way you look at it, Pep announcing they are after him then setting the max bid way below way we are asking is bad form. They will cave in though if they want him that bad