It’s not a strange tactic, we are a business and are run like one. We offer what we deem a fair price, if it’s acceptable then great, if not we move on. We bid because we are interested, and maybe we are trying to bring prices down to realistic levels again rather than adding to the problem by just agreeing and paying or inflating them further.And he was that bad the Champions of England and Europe want him, come on we complain when we are low balled for our cast offs let we not prepared to pay what other clubs want.
50/60m for Nunes in this market with four years left on his deal is not an outrageous price.
The point I am making which I simply don't understand is our negotiating tactics in this window.
Rice and now Nunes, offer sums we are fully aware that clubs won't accept and we are not prepared to increase our bids.
So why make the bids in the first place? We won't be held to ransom rightly so but playing hard ball for players that a club is prepared to sell only when their valuation is met is a strange tactic.
It's a very strange tactic with a couple of days left in the window, no bargains are to be had at this stage unless a club is desperate to get rid of a player and in this case Wolves don't seem to be in that position.It’s not a strange tactic, we are a business and are run like one. We offer what we deem a fair price, if it’s acceptable then great, if not we move on. We bid because we are interested, and maybe we are trying to bring prices down to realistic levels again rather than adding to the problem by just agreeing and paying or inflating them further.
We have signed 3 great players and already Kovacic and Gvardiol look like bargains.They say there is a 5m difference and we should just up the bid to 60m well why no wolves drop to 55m then!?
Think it's dead personally and that be us done!
The three players we bought though are top notch..
50/60m for Nunes in this market with four years left on his deal is not an outrageous price.
To bid only once at a valuation the selling club doesn’t feel appropriate (which we knew) at this stage in the window is a strange tactic.It’s not a strange tactic, we are a business and are run like one. We offer what we deem a fair price, if it’s acceptable then great, if not we move on. We bid because we are interested, and maybe we are trying to bring prices down to realistic levels again rather than adding to the problem by just agreeing and paying or inflating them further.
Yeah your right, our scouts, execs and manager make a judgment on how much the club think he is worth. They will have a maximum amount they will pay for a player. If that's not enough they move on.I am not the one rating the player, I have not watched him enough to make judgment, but our scouts, execs and our manager has.
We have identified him as a player that would make us stronger.
So you negotiate with his present club and as said with the current market Wolves expect a mark up on what they paid, and it for me does not seem to be over the top.
I was selling something to someone recently and had the same conversation but the other way around… ”can you drop it £20 mate?” “no it’s £40 as is!” “It’s only £20 mate…” “well if it’s only £20 then you’ll be fine paying the £40!” Wouldn’t mind but I’d dropped it from £50 lol.They say there is a 5m difference and we should just up the bid to 60m well why no wolves drop to 55m then!?
Think it's dead personally and that be us done!
The three players we bought though are top notch..
A good few of us wanted the club to sign Mac Allister, absolute bargain. Now the market is crazy. Imagine Kovacic and Mac Allister for the same money wolves want for Nunes. It's mad.
We don’t need Macallister with kovacic tho… we need creativity
Miss Pearce?He's 25; please can you stop talking about him like he smells of Lynx Africa and just experienced his first ever erection because Miss Pearce bent over to get the stapler out of the bottom drawer.