He's staying ....end of
http://www1.skysports.com/football/news/11792/9894681/scott-allan-is-committed-to-hibs-despite-interest-from-others
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25-06-2015 10:27 AM #1
S.A on sky sports
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25-06-2015 10:32 AM #2
Here's the Video Link for those of you who couldn't be ersed reading the article either:
http://www1.skysports.com/watch/vide...mitted-to-hibs
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25-06-2015 10:44 AM #3
The Famous must have knocked Allan and Fontaine back at the last minute then for some reason!
I just hope their careers can get back on track after that major setback.
As for Allan - seems to have his head screwed on and refreshing that he wants to see out his contract and help Hibs.
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25-06-2015 10:47 AM #4
Good for Allan, I'd be delighted for him if he went on to have a great season with us and got the move he hopes for. That's a win/win for both Hibs and Scott.
One thing though, as a support lets stay right behind him and let him know how highly we regard him - make his decision to leave at the end of next season a very tough one to make.Follow the Hibs podcast, Longbangers, on Twitter (@longbangers)
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25-06-2015 10:55 AM #6
Words are cheap although I've no reason to doubt him.
Suffice to say, once the transfer window "slams shut " with Allan still a Hibs player, I'll relax.
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25-06-2015 10:57 AM #7
Am I the only one that didn't read it as a total commitment to be here until the end of the season?
IMO he was just answering the same question reworded a few times the only way he could without saying himself that he will remain here for the duration of his contract. The old "I'm just concentrating on the doing the best for Hibs line" we've heard a thousand times. He also kind of avoided the the question about his NEXT move being to England by saying he wants another crack down south AT SOME POINT. I think he'll end up in Glasgow sooner or later. Hopefully it's not this season.
Maybe I'm just cynical after decades of watching our best players leave.
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25-06-2015 10:57 AM #8
Regardless of what Scott says, if we got a silly offer, it'd be accepted and he'd be away.
Fingers crossed, he pens that new deal though!
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25-06-2015 11:38 AM #9
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It's Hibs' interests that matter above any other players interests and that's the way it should always be.
FWIW Of course I hope he stays and does well this season; ideally with a promotion, a contract extension, another good season in the premiership with us and then sold to the highest bidder down in England! He has the potential to become a very good player (he already is, IMO) and could be a Scotland starter for many years to come if he plays his cards right. And I'm not just saying this because it's Hibs, but there's nowhere else in the country that he could be that would help him achieve this more than at Easter Road with Hibs under Alan Stubbs.
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25-06-2015 11:44 AM #10
He is contracted to Hibs for 1 more season, even if he wanted to leave, we should just knock it back.
The few hundred thousand we would get for him would no way outweigh the benefit and income we would get from holding onto him for next season and massively enhancing our chances of promotion.
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25-06-2015 11:52 AM #11This quote is hidden because you are ignoring this member. Show Quote
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25-06-2015 12:02 PM #12
Playing devils advocate, would running his contract down be that great for hibs? Lets assume he does and signs a precontract with rangers in the winter. We woukd then be forced to accept buttons for him (as the conflict of interest would be too strong for him to stay).
I'd rather he went to Celtic for good money now, or signed another year with guarantee he can leave next summer if certain clubs bid.
Fwiw, I reckon the latter will happenLast edited by Lee Marvin; 25-06-2015 at 12:05 PM.
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25-06-2015 02:34 PM #13
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Even the thickos at Hunbrox and in the media must realise that this is more than just the sale of our best player to the OF. We're going to be competing with Sevco for the title and promotion and can only do that if were avoid handing them extra advantages for a few hundred grand. This is not the same as accepting £4m for Scott Brown from Celtic. Sevco are a mediocre club with limited resources, trying to act like Billy Bigbaws.
FWIW, Scott's reluctant 'I'm seeing my contract out" wasn't exactly the "I'm enjoying my football here and considering a longer term deal that's on the table. Looked very reluctant.
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25-06-2015 02:42 PM #14
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25-06-2015 03:27 PM #15
What I don't understand is why he just doesn't sign a 1 year extension? Ok so he wants to see out his contract and is happy. Probably feels he owes Stubbs and wants to honer his deal. Well what's wrong with a mutual understanding being established between Scott, Stubbs and the board that he signs an extended 1 year deal, but at the end of this coming season he is free to join another team. That way he does the bigger honorable thing and sees that we also get a fee for him!
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25-06-2015 03:37 PM #16
Part of the problem as I see it is what is on the table for Scott? Have Hibs given him an improved contract? Has there been any offers from elsewhere? According to AS there has not. Given no offers then it makes the most sense for the player to improve this year, see out his contract at Hibs and see what offers there are next year. From our point of view having him signed longer term will help settle and concentrate on his game and when the time comes gain some cash.
I think the player and Hibs have yet to be tested with an offer. I pray to God that if it comes from the huns, Hibs will stand strong and tell them to bolt.
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25-06-2015 03:58 PM #17
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Especially if - god ******g forbid - we're still in the Championship, that would leave Scott Allan in a considerably worse position than just turning in a diamond season for us in his last year and then taking stock of his options at the end of next season.
Unless a 1 year extension was to include some sort of clause like "if a club offers GBP XXX,XXX in summer 2016 for you we must allow you to talk terms with them".
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25-06-2015 04:20 PM #19
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25-06-2015 04:22 PM #20This quote is hidden because you are ignoring this member. Show QuoteFollow the Hibs podcast, Longbangers, on Twitter (@longbangers)
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25-06-2015 04:52 PM #22
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25-06-2015 04:59 PM #23
"Murray is keen on Allan and he told The Times: “He’s obviously under contract with someone else so we can’t talk about him in too much detail.
“But we should be seeking to identify players to our team and our squad and bring them in and add further value to them through what we do here.
“It’s like manufacturing where you take the raw material in, add value to it and get a finished product."
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25-06-2015 08:24 PM #25
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He owes us nothing beyond the end of the deal he signed last summer.
He needed games of football - we have given them to him.
We needed a committed, talented player to give his all for the period he signed up for - so far he has done that.
He doesn't need to restrict his options next summer by ensuring that we get some kind of a fee for him, we've given him a platform but it's not like we spent years and fortunes bringing him through the ranks.
I think it is in everyone's interests for him to stay another year. He gets more football in a good team with a good atmosphere, we get an excellent player playing to earn another opportunity down South, hopefully leading us to promotion.
I don't think we should get greedy or expect too much from him other than another year's worth of excellent performances.
If a big, tempting offer comes in before then then there might be a conversation to be had, but I'd rather keep the player.
I think it would be good for us, as a club, to get a reputation amongst players as being a good place to play your football and further your career. Then we might get more Scott Allans pitching up.
Better that than getting a reputation as a club who try to wring every last drop out of you and treat you like a commodity,Last edited by Smartie; 25-06-2015 at 08:39 PM.
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26-06-2015 08:38 PM #30
Chapionship bound not a scottish team would be my guess
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