Fab made a prat of himself there. Great reporting as usual.[tweet]1564508718447808512[/tweet]
Can’t be a loan though.
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Fab made a prat of himself there. Great reporting as usual.[tweet]1564508718447808512[/tweet]
Can’t be a loan though.
Fab made a prat of himself there. Great reporting as usual.
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Can’t be a loan though.
There's a lot of noise on social media from Chelsea fans wanting to keep Billy Gilmour instead of Conor Gallagher.
For that reason I would just loooov it if we signed him permanently just to annoy them.
I'm not sure if we actually need him, but it would be funny.
Didn’t Chelsea just sell someone with a matched highest bid buy back clause? Might be wrong, the buy back clause is fine but what if the player has no interest in going back to Chelsea?The problem is, I don’t think Chelsea ‘do’ permanent transfers to us anymore after the profound robbery of Lamptey.
We tried with Livramento, the player wanted to come here but we couldn’t get our heads around the buy-back clause.
Then with Colwill, Chelsea didn’t really want to sell so a loan was the best we could do, even though we had the negotiating power as they were after Cucu.
If Gilmour leaves (and Gallagher too), you have to assume that there will be a buy-back. I just can’t see the club agreeing to that sort of control over our future transfer business.
So, expect to see Gilmour in a Palace or Southampton shirt come the end of the week. Both teams are able to compromise enough to get deals with Chelsea through.
Didn’t Chelsea just sell someone with a matched highest bid buy back clause? Might be wrong, the buy back clause is fine but what if the player has no interest in going back to Chelsea?
Well, that's an end to it then, or should be. We move on.According to the Athletic we are still interested in Billy Gilmour, but Chelsea don't want to sell, only loan him out which would rule us out of any deal because we've already got Levi Colwill on loan.
Sounds like one of Romano's sources has stitched him up there with talk of a loan.[tweet]1564508718447808512[/tweet]
Can’t be a loan though.
The problem is, I don’t think Chelsea ‘do’ permanent transfers to us anymore after the profound robbery of Lamptey.
We tried with Livramento, the player wanted to come here but we couldn’t get our heads around the buy-back clause.
Then with Colwill, Chelsea didn’t really want to sell so a loan was the best we could do, even though we had the negotiating power as they were after Cucu.
If Gilmour leaves (and Gallagher too), you have to assume that there will be a buy-back. I just can’t see the club agreeing to that sort of control over our future transfer business.
So, expect to see Gilmour in a Palace or Southampton shirt come the end of the week. Both teams are able to compromise enough to get deals with Chelsea through.
Then with Colwill, Chelsea didn’t really want to sell so a loan was the best we could do, even though we had the negotiating power as they were after Cucu.
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Well, it was, wasn't it?A loan for a versatile CB and experienced, talented prospect with plenty of other PL interest with no loan fee was the “best” we could do.
Then they can't buy the player back.
Well, it was, wasn't it?
Well bearing in mind he was never for sale yes
Well, they had better be quick in making up their minds, with just 2 days to go…
Would it be the first time a player left Chelsea for Brighton so as to move up the League?