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The Millennium Falcao
We should just buy the whole fecking club it would make transfers so much more easy and we get a feeder team.
Maybe I'm just overly optimistic, but this says to me that the deal is almost done.
It ties in directly with whats been coming out in reports and articles lately. Herrera arrived in Manchester for a tour of the Carrington training ground after passing a medical in Spain. This has been reported by the clubs official photographer who we assume must know something or other. We've also had reports that the deal has hit a snag over paperwork or an "error" that the league is looking at. So basically Athletic's tweet today about rejecting Uniteds offer is pretty much confirming all the tweets and information we've heard:
Monday: Herrera submits €36m paperwork to the Spanish League
Tuesday: News breaks about him wanting to leave Bilbao and a deal is close
Wednesday: He arrives via private plane in London, then is moved onto Carrington for tour/photographs, presumably interviews too. News starts to filter through that the LFP have found errors in the paperwork and if all goes well, it'll be announced Friday
Thursday: Athletic Bilbao announce they rejected a bid of €36m for Herrera, but doesn't say when. We can only assume it's from Monday.
Now lets see here. Herrera apparently submits paperwork to the LFP on Monday which, if true, indicates that United have gone down the buyout clause route after having a bid rejected. There is no way on earth we'd bring a player over to England if we didn't have the present clubs permission. It just wouldn't happen, we'd be in so much trouble. Errors in the paperwork suggest getting around the tax issues, which is preventing us from closing the deal. Bilbao are most likely tweeting they rejected a bid so when the deal IS done they can say it wasn't our wish that he left and we did reject a bid, but we couldn't stop the clause from being activated... Or maybe i'm just being too optimistic about the whole thing?
Its so freaking funny . Atletico wumming us
why?
Do you know who Bilbao are and their reputation for selling players
I think that it was a waste of time to make the bid, like I said it was nothing but a formality.
Whatever, tuck yourself up in your megastore kit and furnishing set. I'm sorry I insulted poor Woody.How generous of you. The twitter is saying that we probably can't sign him so this is the last straw. If the facebook confirms it, then I am with you too.
Bilbao just favourited this tweet. They're clearly loving this attention. It's all a game, nothing more.
You can see right now what they think of our attempt to make a bid for one of their players. They're laughing at us.Yes i do, it doesn't take long at all to make a bid in an attempt to save yourself a lot of hassle and potentially quite a bit of money down the line and any business person worth his salt will do so.
Bilbao's reputation makes no difference whatsoever so you can shove your laughing smily up your arse
1) To put things in perspective, they have a Basque only policy. This means, even if they have money, it is very hard for them to find players of equal quality who are of Basque origin and who also want to join Bilbao.
Cautious, your wish may come true.Moyes out!
Always wondered that. People call Zenit a racist club, but the true racist club in Europe are them. But it happened for so long that it's considered a tradition.How do they manage this with EU law, etc? Doesn't fall foul of discrimination/restricted trade and stuff?
Why? I's exactly the opposite, it's stupid not to have medical, because the time constraints. United need to close the deal as soon as lawyers will give them green light, so all personal details and medical should already be in the bag. It's like that for any type of these deals.well thier is becuase when laywers get involved in can take weeks and weeks, in which time the player could get injured, the deal could fall through.....
also the simple fact of been disrespectful, having a player who belongs to another club having a medical with us with no agreement in place, which makes the club look daft and unprofessional.
None of them are stupid options.
why?
Unless im mistaken, its against the law to have a player fly to another club and do a medical etc etc without the permission from his team?
Athleti just saving face for the announcement from us later...
Now lets see here. Herrera apparently submits paperwork to the LFP on Monday which, if true, indicates that United have gone down the buyout clause route after having a bid rejected. There is no way on earth we'd bring a player over to England if we didn't have the present clubs permission. It just wouldn't happen, we'd be in so much trouble. Errors in the paperwork suggest getting around the tax issues, which is preventing us from closing the deal. Bilbao are most likely tweeting they rejected a bid so when the deal IS done they can say it wasn't our wish that he left and we did reject a bid, but we couldn't stop the clause from being activated... Or maybe i'm just being too optimistic about the whole thing?
No. Bilbao don't negotiate. They aren't in a position to. What use is 36 million to them when they can't sign non-basque players?
Karma
Ill help you out, the answer was number 2, that was the more stupid choice and you wouldn't be a very good business person if you went for it.
You can see right now what they think of our attempt to make a bid for one of their players. They're laughing at us.
How so? It's not like a normal company rejecting job applications based on provenience. It's a football club, they chose which players they want to represent them.How do they manage this with EU law, etc? Doesn't it fall foul of discrimination/restricted trade and stuff?
Well I believe all this is just SOP in order for the club to show the fans they are fighting to keep players. The player and the club both probably already accept that with the buy out clause in place, he will eventually leave. Only a question of when. I doubt the players are unhappy about it. More likely, they know and accept what is going on as necessary politics for the club. All of them are of Basque origin and have Basque pride, after all.Indeed. It does seem a bit short sighted of Bilbao. All very well doing a bit of chest-thumping to prove to the world how incredibly hard it is to sign your players but they have to accept that at least some of their most talented footballers don't fancy ending their careers at the club.
I gotta agree with you. This sounds like a likely timeline. Now it's just a question of paperwork and taxes. I hope there are no glitches there.Maybe I'm just overly optimistic, but this says to me that the deal is almost done.
It ties in directly with whats been coming out in reports and articles lately. Herrera arrived in Manchester for a tour of the Carrington training ground after passing a medical in Spain. This has been reported by the clubs official photographer who we assume must know something or other. We've also had reports that the deal has hit a snag over paperwork or an "error" that the league is looking at. So basically Athletic's tweet today about rejecting Uniteds offer is pretty much confirming all the tweets and information we've heard:
Monday: Herrera submits €36m paperwork to the Spanish League
Tuesday: News breaks about him wanting to leave Bilbao and a deal is close
Wednesday: He arrives via private plane in London, then is moved onto Carrington for tour/photographs, presumably interviews too. News starts to filter through that the LFP have found errors in the paperwork and if all goes well, it'll be announced Friday
Thursday: Athletic Bilbao announce they rejected a bid of €36m for Herrera, but doesn't say when. We can only assume it's from Monday.
Now lets see here. Herrera apparently submits paperwork to the LFP on Monday which, if true, indicates that United have gone down the buyout clause route after having a bid rejected. There is no way on earth we'd bring a player over to England if we didn't have the present clubs permission. It just wouldn't happen, we'd be in so much trouble. Errors in the paperwork suggest getting around the tax issues, which is preventing us from closing the deal. Bilbao are most likely tweeting they rejected a bid so when the deal IS done they can say it wasn't our wish that he left and we did reject a bid, but we couldn't stop the clause from being activated... Or maybe i'm just being too optimistic about the whole thing?
What a classy bloke. Munich insults.
They do not negotiate with teams. Their stance is pay the clause or nothing.Who cares? They rejected it so it didn't work but if you didn't make the bid then you wouldn't be doing your job properly. The fact they are laughing is totally irrelevant to the business involved in conducting the transfer.
I would have choose the first one too, but none of them are "stupid".
The first one is more interesting because it can spare you a lot of time but also allowed you to keep a good and respectful relationship with the other part.
Those players would have realization somewhere else in this case. Imagine if you are a talented youngster that presumably yes you have been given chance to play in La Liga for Bilbao, but as soon as some other club come knocking you will know that they won't sell. It happened with Martinez now with Herrera and probably to Muniain.Why? The players they have are youth players or from other smaller Basque clubs. It's commendable if anything.
Its done, they are just wumming . I like it though.
How so? It's not like a normal company rejecting job applications based on provenience. It's a football club, they chose which players they want to represent them.