Don’t know for sure, but unlikely
[Albion] Mohammed Kudus **Signed For West Ham 27/08**
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clapham_gull
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- Aug 20, 2003
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After another probably successful Milf Hunt, the Don is back in, balls deep, with Kudus to Brighton.
Why?
Don states that it’s a better fit with us but clearly, his agent is waiting for the best deal in the Premier League. His agent will surely wait until the 31st Aug to drop the buy-out request. If Arsenal, Manure or Chelsea have fixed their FFP, he could head there, if not, it’s us or the hammers.
Interesting that the agent has not instructed Fab to tell the world we’ve walked away (when in all probability, we’re not interested with the release clause). Having been pumped with soon to be, nearly £200m from Arsenal and soon, Man City, I doubt West Ham will put up with a buy-out clause either.
Keep the faith.
Why?
Don states that it’s a better fit with us but clearly, his agent is waiting for the best deal in the Premier League. His agent will surely wait until the 31st Aug to drop the buy-out request. If Arsenal, Manure or Chelsea have fixed their FFP, he could head there, if not, it’s us or the hammers.
Interesting that the agent has not instructed Fab to tell the world we’ve walked away (when in all probability, we’re not interested with the release clause). Having been pumped with soon to be, nearly £200m from Arsenal and soon, Man City, I doubt West Ham will put up with a buy-out clause either.
Keep the faith.
Sheebo
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- Jul 13, 2003
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Nothing in it from Villa to Leeds. So when the ‘experts’ on here say he’ll choose W Ham cos of wages, they’re talking shite.
- Jul 10, 2003
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Talking shite on NSC ? Never
The bloke behind us on the Mill Road bus Saturday was confidently telling his mate how much each player was on, apparently 'It's common knowledge'
If honest and in truth a few people on here might realise, it's one of my bugbears.Talking shite on NSC ? Never
The bloke behind us on the Mill Road bus Saturday was confidently telling his mate how much each player was on, apparently 'It's common knowledge'
No one has any idea. The Dullard will tell us our salary cost but not the breakdown for every £100k per week player there's one on £1k per week. Fergie before his new contract was at a complete guess on no more than £1k per week. Who knows who cares?
- Jul 10, 2003
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I think that if talking shite on NSC was banned then one of the main drivers of inflation (the lack of workers) could be solved overnight. In Sussex at least
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clapham_gull
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- Aug 20, 2003
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He doesn't want to live in Stratford, clearly.
Ah yes. Elye Wahi. Like almost all transfer stories these days, I will nod sagely and pretend I’ve heard of them.
I asked PB about the wage structure changing if we regularly qualified for Europe. He said the only way it will ever rise is if the revenue dramatically rises, and that would come out of the fans' pockets. As you say EP, hugely unlikely.
Machiavelli
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Me no understand. Wouldn't revenue include transfer dealings (and fees more specifically)?
Kalimantan Gull
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That was just a fob off answer from PB. No way he's going to reveal the business plan or announce to all the players they're about to get a pay rise off Caicedo's fee!
Justice
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Champions league sponsorship is huge I read Nike pay and extra £100m if you qualify for champions league europa league not so much.
Joey Jo Jo Jr. Shabadoo
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- Oct 4, 2003
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You say there is nothing in it from Leeds to Villa but it's a 13k difference, that's over £600k a year. Over the course of 5 year contract it's nearly £3.5 million. It's still a lot of money.
The difference between us and West Ham is still around 10k that will be a big difference even to a pro footballer.
- Apr 13, 2015
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This bloke strikes me as the type looking for a Saudi contract.
Fees are non-recurring and would be a terrible reason to change the amount we pay players. FFP is measured over a three year period. If we accounted our transfer fees then we would need to sell our best players to afford others wages every three years.
Not needing to sell Caicedo (financially at least) is the reason we got so much for him.
A 10% increase in our wage budget, would mean finding another £10m in the budget. We can't change the broadcast income, we could increase our commercial income but that isn't going to cover the increase in wages alone. That leaves us with matchday revenue to make up the shortfall in budget.
US Seagull
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Can't really count on rinsing Chelsea every window, can we? So hard to build your business model around regular hundred million plus windfalls.
Sheebo
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I meant that’s only average so obviously we can go higher if we feel the player is worth it and match the likes of WHam. Similar averages. Similar wage bands.
