peasepud 59 Posted December 17, 2008 Share Posted December 17, 2008 Talksport reckon hes willing to go to another club for less than £80kpw on a money for goals basis The editor of the sporting life said that on talksport, which is a bit different, and he was taking a guess, the same as any punter on here. Steve Bruce got it right, he said only if he gets a stupid ie 10 mill offer for Heskey would he consider selling Heskey in January,and aonly if he can find a decent replacement....and JFK said much the same at the weekend. I think he's ours till the summer, but after that who knows? Steve Bruce has a chairman/owner who supports his manager and understands football as an ex pro. World of difference between that and a fuckwit like Ashley has been so far. 110% correct Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
AgentFox 0 Posted December 17, 2008 Share Posted December 17, 2008 what the hell are you doing, reading and writing posts at 6:12 in the morning - nutter Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
PaddockLad 14485 Posted December 17, 2008 Share Posted December 17, 2008 Talksport reckon hes willing to go to another club for less than £80kpw on a money for goals basis The editor of the sporting life said that on talksport, which is a bit different, and he was taking a guess, the same as any punter on here. Steve Bruce got it right, he said only if he gets a stupid ie 10 mill offer for Heskey would he consider selling Heskey in January,and aonly if he can find a decent replacement....and JFK said much the same at the weekend. I think he's ours till the summer, but after that who knows? Steve Bruce has a chairman/owner who supports his manager and understands football as an ex pro. World of difference between that and a fuckwit like Ashley has been so far. 110% correct I'd be inclined to agree with you and on the evidence Ashley has presented so far, anything could happen.Indeed,in reality the Owen "horse" may have bolted the NUFC stable months ago. But there is a contract on the table, Ashley seems to have finally realised that Owen is the best player we have and our best insurance against relegation. All of which KK told him, but there you go. No one is going to bid 10mill for Owen next month,not when he can be got for nothing in June. The club in its present financial situation will find themselves a lot better off being in the premier league next season (with or without Owen) than taking a couple of million for the player in January and being relegated, and I think even Ashley has realised that. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Optimistic Nut 9 Posted December 17, 2008 Share Posted December 17, 2008 We should have had Owen tied down at the beginning of last season but Allardyce wanted him to prove himself that season first before offering anything...begs belief really. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Optimistic Nut 9 Posted December 17, 2008 Share Posted December 17, 2008 I'd like to see him play for the next 20 games on the trot or more and then enter into a new contract," he said. "The most important thing is that he's available for selection every week and we can control it." "Whether that means we lose him at the end of the day or not is non-negotiable because if it happens it happens but we want to see him fit, playing and scoring on a regular basis. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Optimistic Nut 9 Posted December 17, 2008 Share Posted December 17, 2008 David Craig on SSN now saying he hasn't rejected the offer and that his advisors are still looking at the contract. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Happy Face 29 Posted December 17, 2008 Share Posted December 17, 2008 David Craig on SSN now saying he hasn't rejected the offer and that his advisors are still looking at the contract. I'm guessing that will be the stance for about 6 weeks. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Marko 0 Posted December 17, 2008 Share Posted December 17, 2008 David Craig on SSN now saying he hasn't rejected the offer and that his advisors are still looking at the contract. I'm guessing that will be the stance for about 6 weeks. Owens rejected suggestions that he's holding out for a big contract from City etc...... Believe him? Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
tommo 0 Posted December 17, 2008 Author Share Posted December 17, 2008 David Craig on SSN now saying he hasn't rejected the offer and that his advisors are still looking at the contract. I'm guessing that will be the stance for about 6 weeks. Owens rejected suggestions that he's holding out for a big contract from City etc...... Believe him? wheres that about ? Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Marko 0 Posted December 17, 2008 Share Posted December 17, 2008 David Craig on SSN now saying he hasn't rejected the offer and that his advisors are still looking at the contract. I'm guessing that will be the stance for about 6 weeks. Owens rejected suggestions that he's holding out for a big contract from City etc...... Believe him? wheres that about ? read it earlier online it was off newsnow think it was the shields gazette or summit? Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Marko 0 Posted December 17, 2008 Share Posted December 17, 2008 Bruce Rules Out Owen Signing --------------- Wigan boss Steve Bruce has dismissed rumours suggesting he is planning a move for Newcastle striker Michael Owen. Owen's future has been the subject of constant speculation with his current contract due to expire in the summer. Wigan tried to sign Owen before he joined Newcastle on his return from Real Madrid and reports have suggested they could rekindle their interest in the England international when the transfer window reopens next month. However, Bruce concedes it is highly unlikely they would be able to afford a deal for Owen. "I know the chairman is a fan of Michael Owen, but I don't think we could afford his wages," Bruce told the Wigan Evening Post. "As far as signings are concerned, we haven't got anything really signed and sealed as people have been led to believe. "I think this is arguably as good a team as this club has ever had, I can say that genuinely after being here more than a year. "So it's difficult to improve it at the moment, very difficult, so we have to be careful with who we bring in." ------------------ www.skysports.com One of the more funny rumours? Christ I think we will struggle to keep hold of him but I dare say im not worried Wigan will take him off our hands! Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
sandman02uk 0 Posted December 17, 2008 Share Posted December 17, 2008 David Craig on SSN now saying he hasn't rejected the offer and that his advisors are still looking at the contract. I'm guessing that will be the stance for about 6 weeks. Owens rejected suggestions that he's holding out for a big contract from City etc...... Believe him? I do as it happens, I suspect it iwll hinge on things like relegation, goal bonus and what happens if a big team come in for him Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Optimistic Nut 9 Posted December 17, 2008 Share Posted December 17, 2008 Put a clause in the contract which says if we go down, then we'll tear up the new contract and he can go for Free anyway. That way nobody loses, we give him a new contract and if we go down, then we would have lost him for Free anyway had he not signed the contract, and it also means Owen's not concerned about signing a new 4-year contract or whatever and then end up being stuck in a team who's been relegated. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Marko 0 Posted December 17, 2008 Share Posted December 17, 2008 Put a clause in the contract which says if we go down, then we'll tear up the new contract and he can go for Free anyway. That way nobody loses, we give him a new contract and if we go down, then we would have lost him for Free anyway had he not signed the contract, and it also means Owen's not concerned about signing a new 4-year contract or whatever and then end up being stuck in a team who's been relegated. I like this idea actually, put a relegation release clause of £10m or so in his contract, should keep him happy Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Happy Face 29 Posted December 17, 2008 Share Posted December 17, 2008 Put a clause in the contract which says if we go down, then we'll tear up the new contract and he can go for Free anyway. That way nobody loses, we give him a new contract and if we go down, then we would have lost him for Free anyway had he not signed the contract, and it also means Owen's not concerned about signing a new 4-year contract or whatever and then end up being stuck in a team who's been relegated. I like this idea actually, put a relegation release clause of £10m or so in his contract, should keep him happy £10M?? Not a chance. If we're relegated with the fifth highest wage bill in the league we'll not be able to get more than a pack of backy for ANY of them. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest alex Posted December 17, 2008 Share Posted December 17, 2008 Put a clause in the contract which says if we go down, then we'll tear up the new contract and he can go for Free anyway. That way nobody loses, we give him a new contract and if we go down, then we would have lost him for Free anyway had he not signed the contract, and it also means Owen's not concerned about signing a new 4-year contract or whatever and then end up being stuck in a team who's been relegated. I like this idea actually, put a relegation release clause of £10m or so in his contract, should keep him happy £10M?? Not a chance. If we're relegated with the fifth highest wage bill in the league we'll not be able to get more than a pack of backy for ANY of them. Leeds got some decent wedge for their players when they went down iirc. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Marko 0 Posted December 17, 2008 Share Posted December 17, 2008 If Owen keeps up his goal every other game form why is it unreasonable to ask for £10m!? Charlton when they sold Bent to Spurs got £16m! Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Optimistic Nut 9 Posted December 17, 2008 Share Posted December 17, 2008 Put a clause in the contract which says if we go down, then we'll tear up the new contract and he can go for Free anyway. That way nobody loses, we give him a new contract and if we go down, then we would have lost him for Free anyway had he not signed the contract, and it also means Owen's not concerned about signing a new 4-year contract or whatever and then end up being stuck in a team who's been relegated. I like this idea actually, put a relegation release clause of £10m or so in his contract, should keep him happy Nah, I just meant if we go down this May, he can go for Free. After that it'll just be his regular contract. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Marko 0 Posted December 17, 2008 Share Posted December 17, 2008 Put a clause in the contract which says if we go down, then we'll tear up the new contract and he can go for Free anyway. That way nobody loses, we give him a new contract and if we go down, then we would have lost him for Free anyway had he not signed the contract, and it also means Owen's not concerned about signing a new 4-year contract or whatever and then end up being stuck in a team who's been relegated. I like this idea actually, put a relegation release clause of £10m or so in his contract, should keep him happy Nah, I just meant if we go down this May, he can go for Free. After that it'll just be his regular contract. id just put a relegation release clause in it anyway to be honest. shows we're not tieing him down to NUFC should we be relegated Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Happy Face 29 Posted December 17, 2008 Share Posted December 17, 2008 Put a clause in the contract which says if we go down, then we'll tear up the new contract and he can go for Free anyway. That way nobody loses, we give him a new contract and if we go down, then we would have lost him for Free anyway had he not signed the contract, and it also means Owen's not concerned about signing a new 4-year contract or whatever and then end up being stuck in a team who's been relegated. I like this idea actually, put a relegation release clause of £10m or so in his contract, should keep him happy £10M?? Not a chance. If we're relegated with the fifth highest wage bill in the league we'll not be able to get more than a pack of backy for ANY of them. Leeds got some decent wedge for their players when they went down iirc. Looking at who they sold, they cleared out everyone before they went down. £7M for Smith, £3.6M for Milner, £5M for Kewell and a couple of others. After relegation they let loads go for free (Matteo, Barmby, Harte, Mills, Hignett, Duberry, Deane, Pressman etc). The only person they got anything for was Viduka (£4.5M). Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Happy Face 29 Posted December 17, 2008 Share Posted December 17, 2008 If Owen keeps up his goal every other game form why is it unreasonable to ask for £10m!? Charlton when they sold Bent to Spurs got £16m! True. Bent was only 23 and didn't have a gammy leg like. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest alex Posted December 17, 2008 Share Posted December 17, 2008 (edited) Put a clause in the contract which says if we go down, then we'll tear up the new contract and he can go for Free anyway. That way nobody loses, we give him a new contract and if we go down, then we would have lost him for Free anyway had he not signed the contract, and it also means Owen's not concerned about signing a new 4-year contract or whatever and then end up being stuck in a team who's been relegated. I like this idea actually, put a relegation release clause of £10m or so in his contract, should keep him happy £10M?? Not a chance. If we're relegated with the fifth highest wage bill in the league we'll not be able to get more than a pack of backy for ANY of them. Leeds got some decent wedge for their players when they went down iirc. Looking at who they sold, they cleared out everyone before they went down. £7M for Smith, £3.6M for Milner, £5M for Kewell and a couple of others. After relegation they let loads go for free (Matteo, Barmby, Harte, Mills, Hignett, Duberry, Deane, Pressman etc). The only person they got anything for was Viduka (£4.5M). Smith was crying on the pitch in the match they went down wasn't he? Edit: Sure we bought Milner in the summer too. Edited December 17, 2008 by alex Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
ewerk 26109 Posted December 17, 2008 Share Posted December 17, 2008 Put a clause in the contract which says if we go down, then we'll tear up the new contract and he can go for Free anyway. That way nobody loses, we give him a new contract and if we go down, then we would have lost him for Free anyway had he not signed the contract, and it also means Owen's not concerned about signing a new 4-year contract or whatever and then end up being stuck in a team who's been relegated. I like this idea actually, put a relegation release clause of £10m or so in his contract, should keep him happy £10M?? Not a chance. If we're relegated with the fifth highest wage bill in the league we'll not be able to get more than a pack of backy for ANY of them. Leeds got some decent wedge for their players when they went down iirc. Looking at who they sold, they cleared out everyone before they went down. £7M for Smith, £3.6M for Milner, £5M for Kewell and a couple of others. After relegation they let loads go for free (Matteo, Barmby, Harte, Mills, Hignett, Duberry, Deane, Pressman etc). The only person they got anything for was Viduka (£4.5M). They only ended up getting £3m for Kewell didn't they? After his agent and him took a huge slice of it. BTW is he playing in Turkey nowadays? Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Happy Face 29 Posted December 17, 2008 Share Posted December 17, 2008 Put a clause in the contract which says if we go down, then we'll tear up the new contract and he can go for Free anyway. That way nobody loses, we give him a new contract and if we go down, then we would have lost him for Free anyway had he not signed the contract, and it also means Owen's not concerned about signing a new 4-year contract or whatever and then end up being stuck in a team who's been relegated. I like this idea actually, put a relegation release clause of £10m or so in his contract, should keep him happy £10M?? Not a chance. If we're relegated with the fifth highest wage bill in the league we'll not be able to get more than a pack of backy for ANY of them. Leeds got some decent wedge for their players when they went down iirc. Looking at who they sold, they cleared out everyone before they went down. £7M for Smith, £3.6M for Milner, £5M for Kewell and a couple of others. After relegation they let loads go for free (Matteo, Barmby, Harte, Mills, Hignett, Duberry, Deane, Pressman etc). The only person they got anything for was Viduka (£4.5M). Smith was crying on the pitch in the match they went down wasn't he? Edit: Sure we bought Milner in the summer too. Aye, Soccerbase does it odd. Thought they did it by season... Before relegation Danny Hay Walsall Free 10-07-2002 Rio Ferdinand Man Utd £ 30000000 22-07-2002 Robbie Keane Tottenham £ 7000000 31-08-2002 Craig Farrell Carlisle Nominal 22-11-2002 Lee Bowyer West Ham £ 100000 08-01-2003 Robbie Fowler Man City £ 6000000 30-01-2003 Jonathan Woodgate Newcastle £ 9000000 31-01-2003 Caleb Folan Chesterfield Free 15-02-2003 Shane Cansdell-Sherriff Aarhus Nominal 26-06-2003 Harry Kewell Liverpool £ 5000000 09-07-2003 Olivier Dacourt Roma £ 3500000 10-07-2003 Tom Newey Leyton Orient Free 26-07-2003 Nigel Martyn Everton Nominal 01-09-2003 Jacob Burns Barnsley Free 17-10-2003 Jody Morris Rotherham Free 13-03-2004 After relegation... Paul Robinson Tottenham £ 1500000 17-05-2004 Alan Smith Man Utd £ 7000000 27-05-2004 Michael Bridges Bolton Free 10-06-2004 Jason Wilcox Leicester Free 01-07-2004 James Milner Newcastle £ 3600000 02-07-2004 Stephen McPhail Barnsley Free 05-07-2004 Dominic Matteo Blackburn Free 07-07-2004 Nick Barmby Hull City Free 08-07-2004 Mark Viduka Middlesbro £ 4500000 08-07-2004 Ian Harte Levante Free 09-07-2004 Chris Armstrong Rochdale Free 10-07-2004 Danny Mills Man City Free 13-07-2004 Craig Hignett Darlington Free 08-09-2004 Steve Guppy Stoke Free 13-09-2004 Danny Cadamarteri Sheff Utd £ 50000 30-09-2004 Jamie Winter Aberdeen Free 11-01-2005 Scott Carson Liverpool £ 750000 21-01-2005 Andy Keogh Scunthorpe £ 50000 14-02-2005 Harpal Singh Stockport Signed 18-02-2005 Michael Duberry Stoke Free 02-03-2005 Jamie McMaster Chesterfield Free 09-03-2005 Brian Deane Sunderland Free 24-03-2005 Kevin Pressman Coventry Free 24-03-2005 Henry McStay Halifax Free 31-03-2005 Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest alex Posted December 17, 2008 Share Posted December 17, 2008 Doesn't really alter the fact that we'd be held to ransom if we went down like. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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