Cisse extends contract

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<img src="graemlins/houllier.gif" border="0" alt="[Houllier]" /> What the feck, where's his ambition?
 
All that means is that he won't leave them on a Bosman - hardly a shocking development.
 
I'm not sure I implied it was "shocking" - Neil's hysterical reaction wasn't shocking either ;)
 
Its just planetbollox being themselves. I'd be shocked if he didn't leave Auxerre this summer.
 
Originally posted by Raoul:
<strong>Its just planetbollox being themselves. I'd be shocked if he didn't leave Auxerre this summer.</strong><hr></blockquote>

doesn't signing a contract means a player has full intentions to continue playing for a team?

why would he bring on the wrath of the fans by signing then leaving later?

and his contract wasn't going to be up this summer was it?
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Wouldn't be surprised if there's a huge 'buy-out' clause inserted to make sure Auxerre get full value if he decides to move. I'm sure Auxerre know he's destined for greater things and they've probably done the right thing in securing their own interests. Cisse, likewise, probably has the club at heart by securing their financial future with his new deal. Doesn't mean he won't go if a top club come in for him at all.
 
Originally posted by RUnited:
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doesn't signing a contract means a player has full intentions to continue playing for a team?

why would he bring on the wrath of the fans by signing then leaving later?

and his contract wasn't going to be up this summer was it?</strong><hr></blockquote>


1. No it doesn't. It means that he is signing an agreement to (probably) increase his wages to reflect his form over the past few years. He could sign on for 100 years and could be sold the next day if Auxerre and a suitor reached an agreement.

2. Wrath of fans ? <img src="graemlins/houllier.gif" border="0" alt="[Houllier]" /> . He'd be playing in England, and wouldn't have to see the fans.
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Originally posted by RUnited:
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doesn't signing a contract means a player has full intentions to continue playing for a team?

why would he bring on the wrath of the fans by signing then leaving later?

and his contract wasn't going to be up this summer was it?</strong><hr></blockquote>

More loyal than doing a Macmanammananan and losing your club 15 million

;)
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By that logic then Silvestre might be sold too. When was Cisse up for a free? Most players try to be sold for as little as possible and preferably on a Bosman, as they get more money that way. Certainly means he ain't coming in January, and imo makes it more unlikely that'll he'll be moving in the summer.
 
Originally posted by Neil Thomson:
<strong>By that logic then Silvestre might be sold too. When was Cisse up for a free? Most players try to be sold for as little as possible and preferably on a Bosman, as they get more money that way. Certainly means he ain't coming in January, and imo makes it more unlikely that'll he'll be moving in the summer.</strong><hr></blockquote>

2006 he was free now its 2007
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Originally posted by Neil Thomson:
<strong>By that logic then Silvestre might be sold too. When was Cisse up for a free? Most players try to be sold for as little as possible and preferably on a Bosman, as they get more money that way. Certainly means he ain't coming in January, and imo makes it more unlikely that'll he'll be moving in the summer.</strong><hr></blockquote>

Apples and Oranges. Auxerre are merely positioning themselves for a higher transfer fee. There's no way they can hang on to a player of his calibre, with bigger clubs like us flashing cash in their faces. Same applies to Mexes. They both said they were staying at Auxerre for one more year last year.
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Originally posted by RUDDY:
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2006 he was free now its 2007</strong><hr></blockquote>

There is probably something more meaningful in the new contract such as a wage increase, or some clauses to benefit Auxerre when they enter negotiations with his new club. I wonder if the timing(before the January window) of this contract has any purpose.

Also has anyone heard more of LaRoux's 'alledged' radio interview of this weekend where he said SAF has recently contacted him about Cisse, Mexes, and Kapo- I'd expect such comments would be reported more widely if they are true. So maybe its pure fiction.
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Originally posted by Gabe:
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Cisse, Mexes, and Kapo- </strong><hr></blockquote>

who's Kapo ? <img src="graemlins/angel.gif" border="0" alt="[Angel]" />
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Originally posted by Raoul:
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1. No it doesn't. It means that he is signing an agreement to (probably) increase his wages to reflect his form over the past few years. He could sign on for 100 years and could be sold the next day if Auxerre and a suitor reached an agreement. </strong> <hr></blockquote>

Agree, altho i've rarely seen this as i've always thought players will be more reluctant to sign on in order to make the most out of their next move. The player'd get more money nearer the end of their contracts, no? and i think signing on could scare buyers away. For one other clubs now know Auxerre have the upper hand on the negotiating table. Anywho, someone in here the contract extended his stay from 2006 to 2007 so that would barely make a difference i guess.

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2. Wrath of fans ? <img src="graemlins/houllier.gif" border="0" alt="[Houllier]" /> . He'd be playing in England, and wouldn't have to see the fans.</strong><hr></blockquote>

Can't argue with you there, seeing Ronaldo as an example. Altho if it's his hometown then he will surely have some difficulty dealing with it.
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Its just a way of Auxerre insuring that his contract doesn't expire and he leaves on a free one day. Thats all.
 
If this has boosted his price a lot, perhaps it would make more sense to look to Ronaldinho now?
 
Originally posted by Raoul:
<strong>Maybe we get both if Seba departs next summer. ;) </strong><hr></blockquote>

Now there's a thought - music to my ears in fact.
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If its going to take a huge huge ammount to lure cisse away from Auxerre, then id take ronaldinho. Yes he will cost alot aswell but atleast in ronaldinho you know your getting a world class player. Cisse has only played in the UEFA cup, while ronaldinho has played in the world cup and is more experienced.
Mind you, ill probably say something differant tommrow, i cant pick between these two. any of them is good...hurry up january please :( :eek:
 
Ronaldinho is better, so if we go after someone from the French League, we go to PSG and not Auxerre.
 
its definately time to bring this kid in <img src="graemlins/nervous.gif" border="0" alt="[Nervous]" />
 
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