Or since it's been known for a while that Hibs are prepared to consider letting him go because he doesn't want to be here maybe he already has permission to speak to other clubs?Quote:
Originally Posted by Up-the-slope
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Or since it's been known for a while that Hibs are prepared to consider letting him go because he doesn't want to be here maybe he already has permission to speak to other clubs?Quote:
Originally Posted by Up-the-slope
Maybe he has Hibs permission on the premise that a fee has to be agreed if he finds a club.Quote:
Originally Posted by Up-the-slope
Not one of Tina Turners best songsQuote:
Originally Posted by BoomtownHibees
I think it's common place these days,. probably through agents? There is probably no point in agreeing a fee with a club if you find out you can't afford the players terms?Quote:
Originally Posted by Up-the-slope
I may be wrong.
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Originally Posted by CapitalGreen
To me it’s the easiest way to do it, Hibs just come in at the end when wages and conditions have been agreed.Quote:
Originally Posted by Up-the-slope
I couldn’t imagine Hibs complaining about Vente agreeing terms with a club
What if he's crap with a bad attitude? Maybe there's a method in their madness.Quote:
Originally Posted by Pytheas
Made me laugh, lol.Quote:
Originally Posted by Since452
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Her duet with Sir Alex was a deserving chart-topper though. "Vey Pwoud Mary"Quote:
Originally Posted by Since452
Players selling for millions on wages we can’t get near is no problem but loaning players to aberdeen, hearts, st.mirren etc should be a no go for them makes zero sense to strengthen competitors in the same league as a club they part ownQuote:
Originally Posted by B.H.F.C
Young has left the club.Quote:
Originally Posted by CapitalGreen
Greg Kiltie rejoins Killie
They are looking to offload him, they agreed an option to buy with Valencia last season which Valencia didn't take up. They're probably hoping to get a similar deal with Rangers. They'll also be trying to get as much of his wages off the books as they can. We could never afford his wages or transfer fee.Quote:
Originally Posted by Pytheas
You are pretty much saying they can't loan to anyone else in the Scottish Prem but us. A loan player to Livingston could cost us a win. Where do you draw the line? Then Bournemouth have the same problem in France. Portugal. Australia.Quote:
Originally Posted by Dmas
And what if we want to take a player on loan from one of Bournemouth's rivals? Should hibs be progressing the career's of their direct rivals players?
It gets silly and the group becomes a hindrance rather than a help. Bournemouth look after Bournemouth. Hibs look after hibs. If we can share information to benefit all that is one thing. If we're tying each other's hands I'm not so keen.
Coleman was considering retirement as well, I reckon the Walker signing may be confirmation that he has decided to retire and join the coaching staff.Quote:
Originally Posted by Lago
Exactly. I thought it would be weird if Paulson went on loan to St Mirren, this is different for me. Aarons is never a player we’d get cause he wouldn’t want to join us.Quote:
Originally Posted by Sergio sledge
Andy Robertson rumoured to be leaving Liverpool for Atletico Madrid… didn’t realise he was 31 now .
The idea that Bournemouth shouldn't send a player to Rangers is just mad imo. He's a player that's miles above our standard of signing so as others have said he was never going to end up here.
I'm not sure I agree - seems counter intuitive for BKFC to help strengthen a team that finished 1 place above us last season, they're supposed to be helping us bridge that gap.Quote:
Originally Posted by Centre Hawf
I'm sure there'd be other suitors for him.
Player needs to want the move as well though. I hate them, but Huns probably look an attractive move right now, new manager who he's worked with before, new owners, European football every season.Quote:
Originally Posted by yerauldda
Or it could all just be paper talk and Aarons ends up somewhere else.
Of course, definitely not as cut and dry as 'Bournemouth send player to Rangers' and there'll be other factors at play.Quote:
Originally Posted by JohnM1875
Just feels odd there's a willingness on BKFC's part.
I absolutely get all the chat about players being loaned to us by the BKG, but still find it a bit disappointing we aren’t seeing players coming to us we’d never have got if it wasn’t for the tie up. After all it was one of the things we were told to expect when the deal was done.
Do find that quite frustrating as well. It’s only been Maoloda and Marcondes, both of those straight away and into a team unfortunately managed by Montgomery.Quote:
Originally Posted by jeffers
Expected a few more like that in the following windows.
I do think we might see some good quality players come in from Lorient this year. They walked the league this year and will be looking to improve their squad now they are back in top flight. I imagine we might get one or two who would be in and around the squad but not starting or a talented youngster who's just off starting for them. That's my hope anyway. I don't think there is anyone at Bournemouth either good enough or who would want to come here.Quote:
Originally Posted by jeffers
It is a bit mad in fairness that because of our partnership with Bournemouth that folk would think they wouldn’t do deals with other clubs in our league . It’s like the chat about Paulsen in it really didn’t suit either party for him to come on loan to us but maybe a team like Dundee Utd or St Mirren would have .Quote:
Originally Posted by Centre Hawf
The reality is that BKFC/Bournemouth have their own club to worry about and Aarons will be sooking up a wage that they'll not want to pay out anymore, and if Rangers are willing to offer them the most amount of money for him then they'll take it.Quote:
Originally Posted by yerauldda
They're not going to do us a favour and hold onto him and pay about £2m in wages in the off chance we can catch Rangers. It's a total dream world scenario if anyone thinks that's how they should operate.
The Paulsen one makes a bit more sense as he's at our level and those teams are our direct competitors. But if Hibs don't want him then that's on us if he ends up elsewhere in the league.Quote:
Originally Posted by Donegal Hibby
Bournemouth paid the money for him and they'll want him to develop accordingly to either play for them or sell him for a decent profit, he's not going to sit on the bench or in the stands at Bournemouth because no one in the set up wanted him this year. Being in this multiclub set up doesn't just exclude you from doing business with other teams outside of it.