thats not what you said in your post though, they might well be intetested but it wont be anywhere near £5mThis quote is hidden because you are ignoring this member. Show Quote
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15-02-2018 04:57 PM #31
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15-02-2018 05:01 PM #32
I don't think having a year left on his contract will affect anything.
It's basic supply and demand - if we can drum up enough interest in him we'll get top dollar.
He's an Internationalist who has 2 winners medals, hundreds of senior appearances and has scored some cracking goals at Ibrox and Parkhead this season.
John McGinn is one of Scottish football's hottest properties.
If he is to leave us, I hope his agent does his job, drums up as much interest as possible and gets as many clubs interested as possible. That way he/ we can play the clubs off against each other to ensure we cash in on our greatest asset.
We win, McGinn wins - and the buying club will be a few quid down but will have themselves a good lad, a top professional and a superb player.
£5m isn't close to being unreasonable when you hear some of the stories about what clubs like Sunderland have pissed away on players.
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15-02-2018 05:02 PM #33
Paul Cook the Wigan manager is a big Liverpool fan, has a box at Anfield.
£5m would be unbelievable money for McGinn
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15-02-2018 05:04 PM #34
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Me thinks a coach / assistant manager would reveal future signings and transfer fees to a mate is highly unlikely
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15-02-2018 05:19 PM #35This quote is hidden because you are ignoring this member. Show Quote
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15-02-2018 05:20 PM #36
I think that too many up here in Scotland under-value our product and our players, also it's in the interests of clubs down south to talk-down Scottish football in the hope of snatching an absolute bargain.
John McGinn ( A Scottish Internationalist), if playing for a Leeds United-type team down south, would be talked about in terms of £10 million by other English clubs.
I shake my head at those who think he's not worth £5 million.
Anyhow, I trust our commanders in chief at Easter Road to strike a healthy deal for our club when negotiating with Wigan or any other club south of the border, indeed, with Celtic up here too.
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15-02-2018 05:23 PM #37This quote is hidden because you are ignoring this member. Show Quote
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15-02-2018 05:35 PM #38
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That's nothing. I had coffee with Zinedine Zidane earlier and he told me Real Madrid are willing to pay €10million for him.
Your move, Wigan's assistant manager.
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15-02-2018 05:36 PM #39
It won’t matter if he only has 1 year left, so long as there are at least two clubs serious about getting him
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15-02-2018 05:46 PM #40
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15-02-2018 05:48 PM #41
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15-02-2018 06:10 PM #42
£5m isn’t out of the question imo. If there’s a few clubs interested, then that’s going to push up the price. It’s still peanuts to teams down south.
United we stand here....
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I was on the coastliner, (Yorkshire equivalent of the number 26) when the Leeds assistant manager got on and sat beside me.
We got chatting, as you do, and he told me that Leeds were going to make a bid of around £2.75 million for Tyler Roberts.
He also said something about a new badge, but I didn't believe him.Last edited by Hibbyradge; 15-02-2018 at 06:24 PM.
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15-02-2018 06:22 PM #45This quote is hidden because you are ignoring this member. Show Quote
If only one club of the likes of Wigan come in for him then £5m is a pipe dream. If 3 or 4 clubs come in for him, one being the likes of a West Ham then £5m might well be achievable.
Sure the 1 year thing is an issue but again it’s mitigated somewhat if there is a number of offers tabled.
Either way I hope we get a nice sell on clause and the boy goes onto to be a top top player. Safe in the knowledge we sadly won’t see him at Hibs next year it would be brilliant to see him playing and succeeding in the EPL next season
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15-02-2018 06:40 PM #46
[QUOTE=Scouse Hibby;5316725]You can shake your head all you like but the fact remains that whether we think he is worth it or not, an English club won't pay us £5m for him.[/QUOTE]
Exactly, and for the reason I mentioned.
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15-02-2018 07:06 PM #47
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Pocket change to most of the clubs there. When you see what some players go for, players who are no more than squad fillers, then £5m isn't as crazy as it sounds.Follow the Hibs podcast, Longbangers, on Twitter (@longbangers)
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15-02-2018 07:46 PM #49
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I'd be surprised if a championship team would pay £5m for a player playing in Scotland when they could probably sign players who have played in the division for a similar amount.
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15-02-2018 07:53 PM #50
Absolutely no chance Hibs will get £5m for him. In this current market we should get it, but the Scottish game is very undervalued and in all honesty I would put money on us getting around £2.5 max.
Lennon though is making all the right noises, by saying that’s another million added after we played The Rangers. We’ll not be bullied but hibs will accept anything around £2.5m imo. Really hope I’m wrong though and he goes for £10m 😁
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15-02-2018 07:59 PM #51This quote is hidden because you are ignoring this member. Show Quote
John McGinn got the better of Didier N'Dong in our friendly against Sunderland. N'Dong cost £13m, barely kicked a ball for them in the Championship and moved on loan to Watford in January.
Jack Rodwell cost them £10m, and his starting salary there was £60k per week. It is thought to rise by 10% every year and the contract didn't have a relegation clause written into it, so he is probably picking up North of £70k per week at the moment. He has made 2 appearances this season, picks up mystery injuries every Friday to avoid playing at the weekend, refuses to play midfield (where he has played his entire career) etc etc.
Sunderland are 2nd bottom of the league.
There is an awful lot of money being spent on crocks, wasters, talentless grafters and all sorts else in that league.
Granted, there are also some good players.
Teams dropping out of the Premier League will often have pots of cash and a desperation to get back amongst the big boys again.
Leaving aside football ability and achievements in his career so far, McGinn is known to be a good lad, a solid pro with an excellent attitude. I don't think it is at all crazy to think that a club down there would be prepared to part with a significant amount of money for a player who has so many attributes.
You can also point at a good few players who well knew were good players up here but didn't necessarily seem destined for greatness who became very solid Championship players - Kevin McNaughton, Callum Paterson, Jonny Russell, Scott Arfield etc.
£5m for McGinn isn't unrealistic but tbh much depends on the way that Hibs, McGinn and his agent play it.
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15-02-2018 08:20 PM #53
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15-02-2018 08:23 PM #54
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Hibs and Yams are the capital clubs all others are “provincial”
Sorry for being a pedant !!
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15-02-2018 08:27 PM #56
I think we'll be lucky to get more than a million for McGinn, as good a player as he is.
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15-02-2018 08:59 PM #57
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I think he’ll go for around 1.5mil in the summer or stay next season and go for free the summer after. We’re not getting 5mil for him or anywhere near that and folk who think we will, or even should for that matter, are delusional.
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15-02-2018 09:11 PM #59
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I reckon we will get about 2.5million for Mcginn with a sell on clause put in place.
We got 2million for Thomson from rangers, can see it being similar with Mcginn. I reckon that is a very reasonable offer, if we can somehow rinse a english club for more be brilliant, but Hibs will accept a bid in region of 2mil + and will definitely insert a future sell on clause for sure.
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