West Ham 2016/17

[Don Karleone]

 

[bluethrunthru]

stuck to their guns then and will not sell him in this window Lol.

TBH I would have done this right off the bat and got rid of the fat lazy bastard - and asked for my £1m "loyalty bonus" back.

 

[SPIDERBOY]

£25 million confirmed fee,according to sky

 

[TFC]

Fuck payet, hope the **** fails miserably at Marseille.

 

[mat]

Fuck payet, hope the **** fails miserably at Marseille.

I'll give it 18 months before rags are in for him as he's "Unhappy"

 

[Ric]

Just seen that Karen Brady has said that the club will replace any shirts with Payet on the back, for £25. Bit of a hollow gesture given that a home shirt is "only" £36.99 on their website anyway.

 

[blue b4 the moon]

Just seen that Karen Brady has said that the club will replace any shirts with Payet on the back, for £25. Bit of a hollow gesture given that a home shirt is "only" £36.99 on their website anyway.

Don't forget the cost of badges, letters & numbers ric and balance it with half way through the season so probably have a shit load of stock to shift.

 

[Blue Hefner]

Just seen that Karen Brady has said that the club will replace any shirts with Payet on the back, for £25. Bit of a hollow gesture given that a home shirt is "only" £36.99 on their website anyway.

£25 for a second hand football shirt is a pretty good deal

 

[hawkhurst]

Just seen that Karen Brady has said that the club will replace any shirts with Payet on the back, for £25. Bit of a hollow gesture given that a home shirt is "only" £36.99 on their website anyway.

That's a pretty piss poor gesture. Either don't do anything or do replacements for a nominal fee/free. The club will still be making a tidy profit from that £25 and you have to hand back the original. So in effect West Ham are selling you a shirt for probably somewhere in the region of £80 once you've bought the original and paid for a subsidised replacement.

 

[Manc in London]

Just seen that Karen Brady has said that the club will replace any shirts with Payet on the back, for £25. Bit of a hollow gesture given that a home shirt is "only" £36.99 on their website anyway.

As Simon Mullock said on Twitter, it's like a crap idea from The Apprentice.