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Have you read the interesting posts on here this eve by Redslo? Worth a read.

 

No I just have redsloscf.BlogSpot.com but there are a few things I dont agree with - I have simply assumed that all our new players will receive the same salary and that salary is the average of last year’s three transfers: Wanyama 2.0, Osvaldo 3.6, and Lovren 2.1 which I will round to 2.6. I think that might be a bit low, but I really have no idea.

 

At this point we have 3 new players in so that would be 7.8 million .

A good read though and more food for thought and hopefully tomorrow we will improve the squad more - just centre half and striker needed urgently.

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Osvaldo hasn't gone yet and if it falls through we would be stuck with him for a while. As for penalties I think it's fair to say that nobody knows yet. There are nine possibilities:

 

http://www.financialfairplay.co.uk/resources/9%20sanctions.jpg.opt880x498o0%2C0s880x498.jpg

 

What a pessimistic view, I'm sure we won't have to worry about FFP for a while thanks to the £92m+ we have in the bank.

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Italy-America-England. Destination Southampton. Tomorrow Taider will be signing his new contract with the club to the Premier, all confirmed. The Algerian midfielder will carry out medical examinations in the morning, everything will be black and white. And the resulting official transaction. Negotiations that will conclude on the basis of a loan with the right of redemption in favor of Southampton set at EUR 9 million. Taider sees England, Southampton will be his new home.

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they're obviously finding it hard to conclude deals but I'm sure that they mean well, are doing their best and will get there in the end.

 

The real question is WHY IS IT SO HARD TO CONCLUDE DEALS? maybe UseLES don't know WTF he's doing. Cant get loans done let alone real transfers.

CAFC first SFC next

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The real question is WHY IS IT SO HARD TO CONCLUDE DEALS? maybe UseLES don't know WTF he's doing. Cant get loans done let alone real transfers.

CAFC first SFC next

 

Or maybe because the constraints that the FFP rules puts us in means that for this season many new players will be on loans with options to buy NEXT year? I would imagine that loans like this might take a lot longer to negotiate than relatively simpler outright purchases might do. Not claiming to be an expert but it might be part of what's happening.

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Maybe it is not the club who are holding up the deals . Maybe it us the selling club

Maybe because the players we are after are on the other side if the world

 

Sometimes I don't understand some folk always blaming the club

 

Maybe some players have problems with Medicals and the deals have been cancelled

 

We just don't know . All this speculation us just that , speculation!

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decent signing

but another loan. no commitment of anything to any medium term future of the club from the owner

Pretty much all football clubs deal in the medium term future with every decision they make, TDD.

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Good signing. Assuming Krueger honours his guarantee to keep Schneiderlin, we are certainly well stocked in central midfield positions for next season.

 

I'm happy with the four brought in so far, just wish the board would up the pace to something more than a crawl.

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decent signing

but another loan. no commitment of anything to any medium term future of the club from the owner

 

why does this not show long term commitment. Maybe they don't what to jeopardise the future by take 9m euro punts. Loan with option to buy is them best of both worlds. Odd that you can't see that.

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Or maybe because the constraints that the FFP rules puts us in means that for this season many new players will be on loans with options to buy NEXT year? I would imagine that loans like this might take a lot longer to negotiate than relatively simpler outright purchases might do. Not claiming to be an expert but it might be part of what's happening.

 

Just smoke and mirrors from the board. They never intended to spend more than 35M this summer so the other 50M (so far) is sitting bank account in Switzerland and making more money for the account holder.

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why does this not show long term commitment. Maybe they don't what to jeopardise the future by take 9m euro punts. Loan with option to buy is them best of both worlds. Odd that you can't see that.

Agree with this. Maybe signing him permanently now would slow down the progress of someone like Isgrove or McQueen and give Saints 12 months to assess the new lad before either committing or seeing if our Academy produces another gem.

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Just smoke and mirrors from the board. They never intended to spend more than 35M this summer so the other 50M (so far) is sitting bank account in Switzerland and making more money for the account holder.

Are you seriously suggesting the money brought in has not gone into the clubs account?

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Just smoke and mirrors from the mongs. They never intended to spend more than 35M this summer so the other 50M (so far) is sitting bank account in Switzerland and making more money for the long term benefit of the Club

 

Had another go at the speculation for you

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Agree with this. Maybe signing him permanently now would slow down the progress of someone like Isgrove or McQueen and give Saints 12 months to assess the new lad before either committing or seeing if our Academy produces another gem.

 

Exactly why the Bertrand loan signing makes sense. Really decent player but does not block the progression of Target.

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Does it matter?

It's starting to, yes.

 

It is starting to look, more and more, that the club are stringing fans along.

 

If they're not (and I count myself as someone that still, just, thinks they're not) then someone might want to teach Les, Ron, Ralph and Co about the practice of "under promise and over deliver".

 

For our friend from the World Economic Forum it might be worth a chapter in a future book. In German/French only, of course.

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Are you seriously suggesting the money brought in has not gone into the clubs account?

 

These deals are rarely paid all up front, we still have to pay for the players we bought previously, there are other payments involved (to Bournemouth, for example), agents' fees, potential tax liabilities. Most of it is a big paperwork exercise.

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