James Ducker just said it will be done in 24 hoursSomeone give me an update, it's not falling through is it?
James Ducker just said it will be done in 24 hoursSomeone give me an update, it's not falling through is it?
I think he mentioned a down payment had been made.He never said that to be fair.
Because Basque club, Bilbao doesn't sell their stars, that's their club's policy. They ain't Arsenal so unless Herrera goes full retard like Llorente did, the only option left is to pay the buy-out/release clause. I don't see what's the problem here, we secured De Gea' deal pretty fast, didn't we? But this isn't the same case.V poor and embarrassing again why do City Chelsea etc not have these issues?
Seems to me that Woodward is out of his depth and either needs help or needs to go.
I think he mentioned a down payment had been made.
Imagine if he indeed turns out to be our Vidal and Vidal turns out to be also our Vidal.Imagine if he turns out to be our Vidal
Balague is useless. Remember when Falcao was a done deal for us? He knows feck all.
We are paying 36 millions for him?
Can somebody please summarize what's holding up the deal?
Thanks!
lol, where have you been?
In a word. Our initial bid was rejected.
How is it a low, exactly? If I want to buy something you don't want to sell, but that I can take against your will if a certain stipulation is met, and you want to be seen to not be selling, would you accept or reject a bid?
It's face saving from Bilbao, and a statement being made. "We don't sell our players. If you want them, then go down the contract breaching route".
Our bid was a mere formality, allowing them to have the option of accepting or rejecting, but knowing that if they rejected we'd have the more complicated route to still make the transfer happen. It's not a standard "bid x amount and we have to sell him to you" buy-out clause.
Can somebody please summarize what's holding up the deal?
Thanks!
Wouldn't say that. It's June and we're about to complete the deal. They've dragged it out maybe one or two days in the end. Not that bad.Have to say - Bilbao have done a great job in turning other clubs off their players, mission accomplished for them i'd imagine.
And why was it rejected, homie?
I agree with you: he never said United were going to sign him.Yes but the down payment was only to secure first option on his signing or something along those lines. I remember him emphasising at the time that he wasn't saying we would sign Falcao, just that we were interested.
Sam who?He is coming. Sam has just told me.
He is coming. Sam has just told me.
Sources who have been reliable from the start of this, and actually broke the news of the deal even taking place, have said that the money has been lodged and the only hold up is legal/paperwork issues. So it does look like the contract breaching has taken place.well are we sure the fee has been paid? if it so cut and dry why wasnt it announced?
i dunno what happening exacly, no one seems to, but thier is some kind of hold up, and at the moment it seems pretty clear that he is currently still a bilbao player, so we should respect that.
Stop being lazy. Go back a few pages. It's been explained a thousand times over and over and over.
And over and over yet again
Ohh thanks! It's a buyout clause, isn't it? This cannot happen.Something to do with Bilbao being reluctant to give the go ahead to sell an home grown Basque player.
Wouldn't say that. It's June and we're about to complete the deal. They've dragged it out maybe one or two days in the end. Not that bad.
Because Basque club, Bilbao doesn't sell their stars, that's their club's policy. They ain't Arsenal so unless Herrera goes full retard like Llorente did, the only option left is to pay the buy-out/release clause. I don't see what's the problem here, we secured De Gea' deal pretty fast, didn't we? But this isn't the same case.
They want to be seen as strong and they are odd.Don't understand why Bilbao needed to be such tight cnuts about this whole deal. If they played it well and accepted the money directly from United they could have sneaked in a friendly to open the new stadium for them.
They want to be seen as strong and they are odd.
But this shit must sour any club wanting to buy a Bilbao player in the future.
They want to be seen as strong and they are odd.
But this shit must sour any club wanting to buy a Bilbao player in the future.
€36 million. I think that's 28 or 29 million pounds.We are paying 36 millions for him?
They want to be seen as strong and they are odd.
But this shit must sour any club wanting to buy a Bilbao player in the future.
Depressing predictable headline?I'm just saying that it makes for a depressingly predictable headline. I'm traumatised, okay?