Riordan has a bit of previous over this, so Petrie will not want let him go for free.
In today's Daily ******.........
http://www.dailyrecord.co.uk/footbal...86908-22264513
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17-05-2010 08:42 AM #1
English clubs in chase to sign Hibs frontman Derek Riordan
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17-05-2010 08:44 AM #2This quote is hidden because you are ignoring this member. Show Quote
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17-05-2010 08:49 AM #3
I would think that if Yogi wants him to be part of his future plans then he will be offered an extention on his current deal in the summer, if he doesn't sign it then he will go for the first reasonable offer, simple as that.
£400-500k and releasing his wage will give us a head start over every other SPL side outside the OF to get his replacement. He's already walked away once, can't see Hibs letting it happen again.
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17-05-2010 08:57 AM #4
£400,000 For a number of reasons I really cant see him wanting to uproot and move to somewhere like Derby! QPR??...Do me a favour!! He will want to stay, whether Yogi wants him to stay however is the issue...
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17-05-2010 09:00 AM #6
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17-05-2010 09:16 AM #7
If we got a decent fee for him wouldnt be too bothered, especially with only a year left, but £400k after scoring what, around 15 goals from midfield is a joke.
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17-05-2010 09:18 AM #8
A very good point was made a while back that we all support Hibernian FC not Derek Riordan FC.
Saying that, I am one of his biggest supporters and am astounded about some of the negative guff which has been spouted over the years about Riordan on this board.
We have a talent at ER. Real natural ball hitter IMO, and I honestly cannot see how it would be a benefit to Hibernian if we let him leave again.
The money is really irrelevant here (obviously if someone was to put in a ridiculous bid then the goalposts change as everyone has a price), but we as a support are utterly fed up with our talent leaving.
For a wee change, can we build a football team and keep it, rather than dismantle it for cash?
I challenge anyone on this board who is happy for him to go, to name a player who can put the ball in the net as good and as often as Derek Riordan, who Hibernian can buy with the quoted £400,000 - £500,000 they may get for him.
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17-05-2010 09:24 AM #9
I think we need to find out what Deek wants first, before we go any further? If he wants more money, money we might be struggling to pay, then we should sell. If he wants to stay, on money we can afford, then get him signed up for another 2-3 years.
If he does not want to sign, and is happy to run his contract down, we cant do anything about that. Personally and i have no evidence of this, i feel he wants to stay. I hope he wants to stay, and i hope he does.
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17-05-2010 09:32 AM #12
[QUOTE=Big Frank;2471341]A very good point was made a while back that we all support Hibernian FC not Derek Riordan FC.
Saying that, I am one of his biggest supporters and am astounded about some of the negative guff which has been spouted over the years about Riordan on this board.
We have a talent at ER. Real natural ball hitter IMO, and I honestly cannot see how it would be a benefit to Hibernian if we let him leave again.
The money is really irrelevant here (obviously if someone was to put in a ridiculous bid then the goalposts change as everyone has a price), but we as a support are utterly fed up with our talent leaving.
For a wee change, can we build a football team and keep it, rather than dismantle it for cash?
I challenge anyone on this board who is happy for him to go, to name a player who can put the ball in the net as good and as often as Derek Riordan, who Hibernian can buy with the quoted £400,000 - £500,000 they may get for him.[/QUOTE]
We could rent Messi for two or three games? I hope Deeks stays though!
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17-05-2010 09:41 AM #13
Yogi is away on holiday - aye he will have his phone switched on but I would ignore any rumours for at least the next fortnight
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17-05-2010 09:57 AM #14
We should do everything we can to get him to sign a new contract this summer. He would be a massive loss if he left.
However, if he hasn't agreed a new contract with only a couple of weeks of the transfer window then we should accept a reasonable offer.
Personally I rate him at more than 400k but if he is going to leave at the end of the season anyway, it would make sense to cash in now.
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17-05-2010 10:06 AM #16
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These clubs are having a laugh, as bad as the SPL is the Championship isn`t too hot either, Blackpool or Cardiff will be fighting relegation next season, hopefully along with Stoke and that other rugby league team Wigan.
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17-05-2010 10:08 AM #17
£400,000
If Fletcher is being touted in the papers at £7m then the bidding can start for Deek at £2m. If their is any truth in this then Petrie will not accept diddy money. Whether Riordan wants away or not who knows. I did hear rumours that some players were unhappy about being played out of position last season.
As far as I'm concerned Riordan is a Hibs great and we should do everything we can to hold onto him.
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17-05-2010 11:26 AM #21
If he goes, I wouldn't be surprised if £400-500k was the price. He's only got a year left with us.
I'd rather not sell him but anyone who is expecting much more than that is just setting themselves up for disappointment, in my opinion.
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17-05-2010 11:33 AM #22
Unfortunately, the fee is more a reflection of the fact that he only has a year left on his contract rather than his ability.
That said, if he leaves, I'll for a week.
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17-05-2010 11:33 AM #23
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If anyone thinks we'll get £2m they're plain daft.
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17-05-2010 11:43 AM #24
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If he is planning to see out his contract (or even better, sign a new one), I'd be confident of top 6 again next year, and hopeful of getting a place in Europe again.
If we flog him off, and replace him with some nonentity (because, let's face it, more often than not our signings are failures), I'd confidently expect bottom 6.
I'd prefer Riordan to sign on again. If he's not sure he wants to (and who could blame him, what with all the doubters on here), I'd want him to do us a turn again next year, his final year of contract.
So, to all those who want to cash in; why does it make more sense to sell him off, rather than keep him. Financially, top 6 and Europe is worth a lot of money (although I admit a relegation battle would also fill the coffers in the last few home games). Entertainment-wsie, why wouldn't you want someone with goals in him like Riordan has at Easter Road?
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