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Explain why it would be so easy for a another club to agree price, terms of payment, resolve third party arrangement, agent fee's, player contract, image rights etc etc within a week despite being around 2 weeks behind us?

 

Are you suggesting that it is not possible to agree a transfer in a week? That it takes a minimum of two weeks to do so?

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Quite simple. All they have to do is agree to Bologna's terms (or just get closer to their demands than we have) and the deal could be done pretty quickly. They don't have to go through two week's worth of arguing/negotiating/faffing about*.

 

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Offering him a contract as attractive as ours? His agent will know what we've offered, and what we guarantee him in terms of first team football. I really don't think it's as easy as some are suggesting, this isn't a straight forward deal what with the third party complications - and the fact that he's already agreed terms with us.

 

That in it's self is enough to scare clubs off.

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Can't see spurs offering more than us though, what we've offered seems the going rate for him in reality. Levy is a pretty hard negotiator himself, so I can't see him letting them walk all over Spurs with their demands. Probably why the move there didn't materialize in the first place.

 

The going rat is what someone is prepared to pay. As I said, we are favourites but I don't think it's right for people to write off a rival club on the basis that they wouldn't have time to do a deal.

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Quite simple. All they have to do is agree to Bologna's terms (or just get closer to their demands than we have) and the deal could be done pretty quickly. They don't have to go through two week's worth of arguing/negotiating/faffing about*.

 

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This. People overlook that we could have been faffing about and penny pinching and that's been then problem. Not saying that's the case but it can't be ruled out.

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Are you suggesting that it is not possible to agree a transfer in a week? That it takes a minimum of two weeks to do so?

 

No and you know that's not what I'm saying although not many transfers are quick and easy. Regarding this specific deal, there are multiple complexities for any club to work through, therefore unlikely that a club can turn this around within a couple of days unless their approach is just to chuck lots of cash at it.

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The going rat is what someone is prepared to pay. As I said, we are favourites but I don't think it's right for people to write off a rival club on the basis that they wouldn't have time to do a deal.

 

 

No one is writting it off, saying that it's unlikely and we are still in the strongest position.

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Move imminent?

 

@benitez_leo: ATENCIÒN: Gastòn Ramìrez no esta en la convocatoria del Bologna que visitarà al Chievo el domingo, se viene la venta esperada?

 

@ Benitez_leo: Attention: Gaston Ramirez is not in the call to Bologna to visit Chievo on Sunday, it is expected the sale?

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Move imminent?

 

@benitez_leo: ATENCIÒN: Gastòn Ramìrez no esta en la convocatoria del Bologna que visitarà al Chievo el domingo, se viene la venta esperada?

 

@ Benitez_leo: Attention: Gaston Ramirez is not in the call to Bologna to visit Chievo on Sunday, it is expected the sale?

 

Cool.

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Offering him a contract as attractive as ours? His agent will know what we've offered, and what we guarantee him in terms of first team football. I really don't think it's as easy as some are suggesting, this isn't a straight forward deal what with the third party complications - and the fact that he's already agreed terms with us.

 

That in it's self is enough to scare clubs off.

 

This assumption is one that most have made. Is it really that complicated or have we made it such? If the total price is 15 mil and Penarol get 30 % it sounds simple to me. We are a Premier League team and if we want to play with the big boys we have to pay big boy money and play by the big boy rules. Our refusal to play by the rules in the Buttner deal killed that one. Man Utd got their man without any published issues. I'd guess they paid what we weren't prepared to pay. The same could happen with this boy, and potentially others.

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The bit that is wrong is you saying we can't prove we can pay in instalments. It's not us that is skint.

 

And we'd be effing mental to pay it all up front. Mental. So we won't.

 

I dont really understand the speculation on guarantees. Would this not be a "football creditor" and as such underwritten?

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I agree we are in the strongest position. What I dispute is that someone could not easily come in next week and get a deal sorted if they wanted to.

 

This is what I dispute....name some high profile transfers which have happened so far this window which could have been described as "easy".

 

Of course it's always a possibility until a player signs but ultimately, I don't think it's worth worrying about. The player wants to come here, his agent wants him to come here and we clearly want him. Resorting to paying over the odds for a player or paying within a structure which isn't considered the norm would only come from a club desperate for the player and as we're the only ones in at this stage, doesn't seem like anyone else is that desperate for him.

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I dont really understand the speculation on guarantees. Would this not be a "football creditor" and as such underwritten?

 

The FCR doesn't apply to clubs outside the FA jurisdiction, as a few foreign clubs who had the misfortune of dealing with our fishy neighbours found out to their cost.

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This assumption is one that most have made. Is it really that complicated or have we made it such? If the total price is 15 mil and Penarol get 30 % it sounds simple to me. We are a Premier League team and if we want to play with the big boys we have to pay big boy money and play by the big boy rules. Our refusal to play by the rules in the Buttner deal killed that one. Man Utd got their man without any published issues. I'd guess they paid what we weren't prepared to pay. The same could happen with this boy, and potentially others.

 

And i for one will be happy with this scenario. Do we really want to be the next Pompey or spend spend spend like WestHam.......Cortese is a shrewd business man and is attempting to do the best bit of business for Southampton. Thats all i want a sensible approach by the club thatwill not bankrupt us!

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And i for one will be happy with this scenario. Do we really want to be the next Pompey or spend spend spend like WestHam.......Cortese is a shrewd business man and is attempting to do the best bit of business for Southampton. Thats all i want a sensible approach by the club thatwill not bankrupt us!

 

I agree that it's a real relief that we are (on the face of it) being shrewdly run. The problem is that football is a unique business. The players expectations, those of their agents, and other clubs are often ridiculous. If we want to compete for players we have to accept, rightly or wrongly, that things are done a certain way in football.

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I agree that it's a real relief that we are (on the face of it) being shrewdly run. The problem is that football is a unique business. The players expectations, those of their agents, and other clubs are often ridiculous. If we want to compete for players we have to accept, rightly or wrongly, that things are done a certain way in football.[/QUOTE]

 

Yes, and what Bologna want us to do is not the the way in which most clubs would do business. It's driven by their terrible financial state of affairs.

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If Bologna are holding back because they want all the cash up front then the Don is playing this one correctly.

 

Bologna have every right to accept what they want and we have every right to offer what we want.

 

The two sides haven't met so a deal hasn't been done but NC is bang on to only offer what he feels is a correct price and payment timescale.

 

If it happens then great, if not then move on.

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Yes, and what Bologna want us to do is not the the way in which most clubs would do business. It's driven by their terrible financial state of affairs.

 

Quite.

 

Unbelievable people on this forum think we should just cave in to the demands of a clearly skint and desperate club who are up shi t creek.

 

Thank god the people on this forum aren't negotiating. Pathetic and gutless.

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Quite.

 

Unbelievable people on this forum think we should just cave in to the demands of a clearly skint and desperate club who are up shi t creek.

 

Thank god the people on this forum aren't negotiating. Pathetic and gutless.

 

Cb, on this occasion, I'll echo those sentiments.

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Quite.

 

Unbelievable people on this forum think we should just cave in to the demands of a clearly skint and desperate club who are up shi t creek.

 

Thank god the people on this forum aren't negotiating. Pathetic and gutless.

 

It's the football manager mentality combined with ignorance and impatience. A regular feature of here during every single transfer window.

 

Our armchair experts always know best.

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Quite.

 

Unbelievable people on this forum think we should just cave in to the demands of a clearly skint and desperate club who are up shi t creek.

 

Thank god the people on this forum aren't negotiating. Pathetic and gutless.

 

So how do you know that they're plight has not been factored in ? Cortese has bound to have done so. What he can't factor in is another suitor coming in and snatching the boy. If you have exclusivity in a deal you can hardball. You don't have that in football so have to get the balance between and brinkmanship and faffing about.

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