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Player Valuation: £50m
Just tell them to fo.Mate Dibling is like our 5th choice![]()
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It's not difficult.
Just tell them to fo.Mate Dibling is like our 5th choice![]()
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Pretty sure you were thinking the same at 40M...50 mill flat. No add-ons. No percentage of any future transfer fee.
If not, walk away.
I think most Evertonians think Southampton are entitled to ask for it, just like Everton have a price on Branthwaite.Not sure why people are surprised by us wanting a sell on clause. Pretty standard for young talent with a lot of potential isn't it?
I'm surprised we didn't accept the £40m though. 50m is too steep I reckon and means you'll be on the wrong end of the risk/reward ratio.
But our recruitment team are like psycho Sid, “we are twice the club you are and we have half the brains you do”Southampton are just posturing like Scott Steiner.
See if you take our £45mil, plus another 5 million in add ons, then you take Southamptons 25% sell on fee, their chances of selling the player drastically go down.
He had an agreement that he could leave this summer and only had a year on his contract.
They're not entitled to continually increase what they will accept after we have matched what they were asking for. That's poor form in a negotiation.I think most Evertonians think Southampton are entitled to ask for it, just like Everton have a price on Branthwaite.
But don’t want to pay it!
Where's the screen shot from?
It's on Bluesky.Where's the screen shot from?
That's not his twitter handle and he's not on threads.
risk is greater with higher up front, cuz he can fail and then u lose your pants.50 mill flat. No add-ons. No percentage of any future transfer fee.
If not, walk away.
You seen sensible mate.Not sure why people are surprised by us wanting a sell on clause. Pretty standard for young talent with a lot of potential isn't it?
I'm surprised we didn't accept the £40m though. 50m is too steep I reckon and means you'll be on the wrong end of the risk/reward ratio.
The outcome will determine if they were correct or notThey're not entitled to continually increase what they will accept after we have matched what they were asking for. That's poor form in a negotiation.