Sanchez [Continued]

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SamTheGuru said:
CityFootball said:
People really need to stop reporting the fee as £23M, and realize that it is £23M plus up to £10M more in variables. Barcelona will probably pay the vast majority of that extra £10M. Still, I think it is a good deal for Barcelona considering that the fees reported about a month ago when he was reportedly on the verge for signing with them were around £25M plus £10M in variables as well as Jeffren or something like that. Was that Pozzo just trying to squeeze more money out of them? Either way, they have a good, young player who I think will fit in perfectly in their system. I imagine Bojan and possibly Jeffren will be leaving them though, but it is doubtful that deterred them from getting this deal done.

Sounds like you are trying to convince yourself to me. £23 million sounds about right when you take Silva, Mario and Yaya transfer fees into account. That Udinese guy was nothing but a lying shit anyway. This was always going to happen and would be the only income.

1) Barce tap player up and tell player to hold tight and downright refuse any offer
2) Player agrees with above as he is obsessed with the idea of playing for Barce. Let's be honest, who wouldn't be at the moment.
3) City, Chelsea, and whoever come in with favourable bid but player will not entertain any offer other than Barce's.
4) Barcelona come in with crappy offer below market value for the player.
5) When other teams realise that the player only has 1 intended destination they drop out and go elsewhere.
6) Udinese or team have no option but to sell him to Barcelona because they are a selling club and there is noone left in the running.

Unfortunately, I expect the Fabregas transfer is taking a similar route.

If the above is true - and on the face of it, it looks very plausible - then I would say it's borderline fraud, let alone breaking FIFA/UEFA rules.
 
Chippy_boy said:
SamTheGuru said:
CityFootball said:
People really need to stop reporting the fee as £23M, and realize that it is £23M plus up to £10M more in variables. Barcelona will probably pay the vast majority of that extra £10M. Still, I think it is a good deal for Barcelona considering that the fees reported about a month ago when he was reportedly on the verge for signing with them were around £25M plus £10M in variables as well as Jeffren or something like that. Was that Pozzo just trying to squeeze more money out of them? Either way, they have a good, young player who I think will fit in perfectly in their system. I imagine Bojan and possibly Jeffren will be leaving them though, but it is doubtful that deterred them from getting this deal done.

Sounds like you are trying to convince yourself to me. £23 million sounds about right when you take Silva, Mario and Yaya transfer fees into account. That Udinese guy was nothing but a lying shit anyway. This was always going to happen and would be the only income.

1) Barce tap player up and tell player to hold tight and downright refuse any offer
2) Player agrees with above as he is obsessed with the idea of playing for Barce. Let's be honest, who wouldn't be at the moment.
3) City, Chelsea, and whoever come in with favourable bid but player will not entertain any offer other than Barce's.
4) Barcelona come in with crappy offer below market value for the player.
5) When other teams realise that the player only has 1 intended destination they drop out and go elsewhere.
6) Udinese or team have no option but to sell him to Barcelona because they are a selling club and there is noone left in the running.

Unfortunately, I expect the Fabregas transfer is taking a similar route.

If the above is true - and on the face of it, it looks very plausible - then I would say it's borderline fraud, let alone breaking FIFA/UEFA rules.


Yes but its Spanish clubs way of doing business and Barca and RM are expert at it. Its why we withdrew from the auction IMO.
 
Chippy_boy said:
SamTheGuru said:
CityFootball said:
People really need to stop reporting the fee as £23M, and realize that it is £23M plus up to £10M more in variables. Barcelona will probably pay the vast majority of that extra £10M. Still, I think it is a good deal for Barcelona considering that the fees reported about a month ago when he was reportedly on the verge for signing with them were around £25M plus £10M in variables as well as Jeffren or something like that. Was that Pozzo just trying to squeeze more money out of them? Either way, they have a good, young player who I think will fit in perfectly in their system. I imagine Bojan and possibly Jeffren will be leaving them though, but it is doubtful that deterred them from getting this deal done.

Sounds like you are trying to convince yourself to me. £23 million sounds about right when you take Silva, Mario and Yaya transfer fees into account. That Udinese guy was nothing but a lying shit anyway. This was always going to happen and would be the only income.

1) Barce tap player up and tell player to hold tight and downright refuse any offer
2) Player agrees with above as he is obsessed with the idea of playing for Barce. Let's be honest, who wouldn't be at the moment.
3) City, Chelsea, and whoever come in with favourable bid but player will not entertain any offer other than Barce's.
4) Barcelona come in with crappy offer below market value for the player.
5) When other teams realise that the player only has 1 intended destination they drop out and go elsewhere.
6) Udinese or team have no option but to sell him to Barcelona because they are a selling club and there is noone left in the running.

Unfortunately, I expect the Fabregas transfer is taking a similar route.

If the above is true - and on the face of it, it looks very plausible - then I would say it's borderline fraud, let alone breaking FIFA/UEFA rules.


Why is that borderline fraud, Personally dont see a problem, Udinese have given him a contract for however many years so he can choose where he wants to go or insist on staying until the end of that contract, nothing wrong with that and Barca can offer what they want knowing Udinese can either keep him or accept the offer as he doesnt want to go elsewhere. Its the power barca have from being the most attractive club at present.
 
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