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  1. 2 minutes ago, simmoram1995 said:

    I understand plan C is in operation 

    Niall Ennis on loan to the end of the season 

    Ward looking very likely to be leaving on loan 

    Smith and Gregory - not coming - Wednesday apparently wanted 100% wages + 1m loan fee for smith - 50% + 150k for Gregory 

    I’d take that, although there’s 3 strikers you’ve named with 3 very different playing styles, so it’s interesting to see what approach we’re going to take.

    Also, a £1mil loan fee for 4 months of 32 year old Michael Smith 😂😂😂😂

  2. Just now, MackworthRamIsGod said:

    Liverpool don't seem keen to loan him to us for some reason.

    He’s not gone on loan to anybody, they don’t seem keen to loan him out full stop.

  3. 29 minutes ago, NottsRammy said:

    In my View we have just shot promotion straight in the foot .

    NO STRIKER AGAIN !! 

    Im all for Clowes i dont want him spending silly money ( lesson learned ) 

    But for me midfield is terrible i dont agree that hourihane and Bird are what we need . If we are that tight on funds what a missed opportunity , why not sell bird get a fee and his wages off the books and with that get the midfielder in we have got in who i believe is a bit off a tackler what we have been crying out for !! . But also free up wages and money to go for a better striker .

    I have always been a Warne fan think he is a grwat bloke doing a good job in still some fairly difficult circumstances but i think he has totally shot us in the foot here for going up , why he couldnt see off loading bird and getting a decent striker in is beyond me . We wont make autos now and i doubt we will win a playoff as derby sides are known for bottling it when the time comes . 

    Put my tin hat on but its how i feel right now .

    Just cant believe we havent got a striker in and we only have one fit that everyone is not convinced about , and neither am i .

    This time yesterday there were zero links to Ebou Adams. In his interview, he said he knew of a serious interest from Derby around 2 months ago. The interest really ramped up just before he went off to Afcon, that would’ve been 3 weeks ago.

    So many transfers are left to the final day, it’s always happened. Just because we haven’t had any proper links to anyone beyond Smith or Gregory, doesn’t mean that nothings going to happen.

    Just wait and see. If the Club weren’t confident of another incoming today then I’m pretty sure they’d have left the Adams announcement til today.

  4. 16 minutes ago, Srg said:

    Shame he got sent off before half time in his first AFCON game, means he didn't play in either of their other 2 games. That would've helped sharpness!

    To be fair, I’ve just looked it up on WhoScored and he’s had 538 minutes from 14 games this season.

    Not a huge amount per game, but more than Thompson and slightly less than Fornah, so he shouldn’t be any more or less up to speed than some of our other options.

  5. For those with any concerns about his injury record. It appears it was a complete freak incident and isn’t something that’s a recurring injury… his match sharpness would be the main issue. He managed four full seasons prior to joining Cardiff, then has barely played in the last two years. He’s probably one to ease in slowly, which isn’t the most ideal when there’s only a few months left.

    https://www.walesonline.co.uk/sport/football/football-news/brutal-injury-never-seen-before-27550239.amp

  6. 5 minutes ago, SK47 said:

    Is that all but finished as in a completely no go, or finished as in nearly come to a deal?

    It’ll mean that the deal is all but dead. Chansiri is digging his heels in, so all but a massive U-turn last minute, that’ll be that.

    I’d like to hope there’s a better option out there for us than Gregory. And we shouldn’t be waiting for any U-turn from Wednesday as it’ll ultimately ruin any chance we have of getting a good alternative.

  7. 5 minutes ago, Ghost of Clough said:

    It's based on how long they were at our club and at what ages.

    Ebiowei was only here for 1 season, so that would be 0.5%.
    Plange, only 6 months on a permenenat then laon for the next 6 motnhs - I think he'd still be 0.5%.
    Festy joined us at 16, so we would get 2% and Bray Wanderers another 2%
    Gordon and Delap left at the end of their U16 seasons, so we would only get 2% for each of them, unless we still have sell-on clasues for them (didn't Quantuma cash in on them?)

    I don’t think even Quantuma could explain what they did throughout the admin process. I think there was mention of a 40% sell on for Delap (unless I’ve just made that up) which was cashed in on, so even though it’s only 2%, it’s nice that solidarity payments exist to give clubs something extra, however small that is.

  8. 1 hour ago, Big Trav said:

    Whatever happens, the teams around us have strengthened more than we have. Bolton have made 3 quality signings, similar to Pompey. Despite the fact we’ve signed CBT we have also lost our back up forward for the season. The midfield still isn’t right either and we’re one injury away from Cashin/Nelson/Collo and we are going to struggle. 
     

    very similar to last January window unless we can pull a rabbit out of the hat. 

    That’s true, although I do think that the signings at the likes of Bolton and Pompey are being looked at more enviously because of the lack of our activity.

    With Bradley at Bolton and Holmes at Pompey, they may be good players but I wouldn’t start them ahead of our current options so it would be a waste of a limited budget.

    I’d rather CBT over Callum Lang so I’m not particularly worried about that one either.

    I think we need to worry more about ourselves rather than what others are doing, if we end the window with a couple of round pegs in the round holes we need then I’d still back us to finish in the top 2. I don’t think we will get those round holes, but missing out on promotion would be more to our failure to recruit rather than how well other clubs have done with their signings.

  9. 27 minutes ago, Ghost of Clough said:

    You are correct. I believe we will be due 3% - we receive £300k if he's sold for £10m

    Thanks, I knew it would be minimal but that’s more than I thought.

    I don’t suppose you know the cut off in terms of definition? With players like Whittaker it’s pretty cut and dry, as would be future sales for players like Gordon and Delap.

    Players like Ebosele, Plange & Ebiowei were signed to our academy but weren’t exactly ‘developed’ by us, do you know if the solidarity payments by definition cover players like that?

  10. Just now, David said:

    Wouldn't his former club be classed as Swansea now though?

    The way I read it is that we would still be entitled to some payment as we contributed to his education. I don’t know what the cut off or definition is in terms of that, but as Whittaker came right through our academy we should get a small amount, but given the quoted fees, it’s a sum that could still be useful for us.

  11. I believe we’d be due some kind of “solidarity payment” due to our role in his development. It may only be something like 1%, but that could earn us £100,000 - £150,000 which may help in bringing an extra face in.

    https://www.easportslaw.com/news/training-compensation-and-solidarity-mechanism#:~:text=“If a professional is transferred,former club (solidarity contribution).
     

    “If a professional is transferred before the expiry of his contract, any club that has contributed to his education and training shall receive a proportion of the compensation paid to his former club (solidarity contribution).“

  12. Well that puts to bed any rumours we get in the next 9 days about permanent signings... We can only have 5 loanees in the matchday squad, TJJ and CBT are two down, I think we'll probably end up with Smith and a CM (Embleton replacement) as well, so it leaves one more space for a "surprise" if we need it.

    I wonder if this deal structure also helps us out in the sense that, by signing him permanently in the summer and out of any EFL restrictions/business plans, we can then give him a longer contract and protect his value a little more.

     

  13. 1 minute ago, Jimbo Ram said:

    I think Warney does miss the odd trick or two with his substitutions or lack of them and with the timing of them….at times…

    I can understand the reasons behind it. It's incredibly tight at the top, so if we bring on someone unproven and then lose the game, he would regret it more.

    I would still rather be more positive and try to win the game, accepting that on odd occasions you'll get caught out and lose, but I see the reasoning for not doing that. Every point is going to matter. Our away form this season has been amazing, so a draw away at Lincoln isn't the end of the world.

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