All the Zaha stuff [Merged]

[greyseagull]

It will be completed Wednesday at the very latest. They (Palace) are angling for a loan move back for the remainder of the season which SAF is open to. However it all depends on whether Nani sticks around who could potentially be on his way to PSG.

Source? Don't ask. Ban me for a week if it doesn't happen.

 

[dadams2k11]

They say they have "absolutely no plans to sell any first team players in January".

As usual, if they offer a price that we deem fair (£15m+) he could well leave. We'll have him back for the rest of the season, we'll spend a couple of million on players in January, and we'll get promoted anyway.

This whole situation is a win/win for us. We have no need to sell whatsoever, so we can charge what we want for him.

Are you part of CPFC2010 along with Seaside?

Serious question now- Do you honestly think you will get promoted? and

Will you come on here in May when you don't get promoted and say how wrong you have been?

 

[seagullsovergrimsby]

A loan-back will be included in any deal for him to leave, apparently.

Do Palace pay any of their loans back (in full) ?

 

[Psychobilly freakout]

They say they have "absolutely no plans to sell any first team players in January".

As usual, if they offer a price that we deem fair (£15m+) he could well leave. We'll have him back for the rest of the season, we'll spend a couple of million on players in January, and we'll get promoted anyway.

This whole situation is a win/win for us. We have no need to sell whatsoever, so we can charge what we want for him.

Reports that Man Utd agreed £10 million with add on could rise too £15 million and still to agree a loan back option, however I feel Manchester United will not agree to this as why fork out £10 million on a player now !

I seem to recall somewhere an article saying that Holloway could have anything over £8 million to spend on new players from selling Zaha, making £2 millon to spend, which in the cold light of day he may not even get.

Fact you are not in charge.

Fact the player is and the buying club are in charge in terms of what they will pay.

Fact This whole situation is not a win/win for you

 

[Titanic]

They say they have "absolutely no plans to sell any first team players in January".

As usual, if they offer a price that we deem fair (£15m+) he could well leave. We'll have him back for the rest of the season, we'll spend a couple of million on players in January, and we'll get promoted anyway.

This whole situation is a win/win for us. We have no need to sell whatsoever, so we can charge what we want for him.

Win/Win is not something Palace have managed since 17th November 2012.

 

[smeariestbat]

£7m, no loan back, all transfer funds to go to cpfc2010? sounds reasonable...

 

[Red'n'Blue]

Championship record fee.

 

[chucky1973]

Win/Win is not something Palace have managed since 17th November 2012.

i see what you did there and I like it

 

[seagullsovergrimsby]

Championship record fee.

Jordan Rhodes £8M

 

[brightonrock]

Re: Zaha price

Win/Win is not something Palace have managed since 17th November 2012.

Burned.

 

[Red'n'Blue]

Jordan Rhodes £8M

More like Chamberlain £13million.

 

[Triggaaar]

It will be completed Wednesday at the very latest. They (Palace) are angling for a loan move back for the remainder of the season which SAF is open to. However it all depends on whether Nani sticks around who could potentially be on his way to PSG.

Source? Don't ask. Ban me for a week if it doesn't happen.

That's not the sort of thing we want people banned for. It's when people post a thread saying 'CMS has asked to leave, according to SSN' - and it turns out that it's not according to SSN, it's a fake

Serious question now- Do you honestly think you will get promoted? and

Will you come on here in May when you don't get promoted and say how wrong you have been?

Serious answers: He's going to say yes, he thinks they will be promoted. And when they don't get promoted, no he won't apologise for being stupid, he'll try and twist and and say that it's worked out for the best, because it now looks like next season they won't just get promoted but they'll go up as champions, with a squad capable of doing well in the premier league.

 

[Psychobilly freakout]

Manchester United have signed 20-year-old wonder winger Wilfried Zaha for £15 million from Crystal Palace, the UK’s Mirror has reported. The newspaper states that Palace have accepted a fee of £10 million, with the remaining £5 million based on Zaha’s appearances and diving achievements.

The player reportedly met Sir Alex Ferguson in a London hotel on Sunday night to discuss the move. There is a Possibility that he might return to Palace for the rest of the season on a loan deal, but that detail is still to be worked out.

 

[seagullsovergrimsby]

More like Chamberlain £13million.

Or Stephen Fletcher £14 million to a Premier club from a Championship club

 

[smeariestbat]

well surely the remaining £5m based on appearences will be waived if he stays atpalace on loan?

 

[seagullsovergrimsby]

well surely the remaining £5m based on appearences will be waived if he stays atpalace on loan?

They wouldn't count , any bonus would be paid on Winnie's first team appearances for Man United.

 

[Mellotron]

No, this can't be right. Glenn Murray said previously there is no way he'll go for as little as that.

 

[Triggaaar]

Obviously Zaha would get a substantial pay rise. If he's loaned back, who pays the increase in wages?

 

[Triggaaar]

No, this can't be right. Glenn Murray said previously there is no way he'll go for as little as that.

More to the point, Glenn has assured us that no first team players will be leaving this month.

 

[seagullsovergrimsby]

Obviously Zaha would get a substantial pay rise. If he's loaned back, who pays the increase in wages?

Palace would be matching 50% of his new wages , I guess they would be shelling out £25k a week until the end of the season. Man United wouldn't be silly enough not to have a recall clause in any loan deal.