Transfer Rumours Jan 2021 Transfer Thread

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He signed it because it was an improvement on the current contract he had. The one he's been offered recently is an improvement on his current one but his representative wants the improved deal but on the same length

Why do you keep ignoring the fact that it's already been made public that he has agreed to give up the pay rise he was already due for starting another game under his existing contract?
 
Those wages posted ( if it was the same ones posted on here ) are wrong
Wages are always difficult to pin down because anybody who sees a payroll run may not have all the information. I wouldn't think that all the constituents of the contract are set out on the payslips. It would also ignore "image rights" and other tax reduction payments.
 
Your last post talks of the club not giving in to 'KLPs representatives demands' and there's plenty of others on various forums giving KLP and his agent a slagging for being greedy and ungrateful and wanting out, when all the kid wants to do is play football for his home club without getting shafted in the process.

Saying the club shouldn't just give in to demands and calling someone greedy are 2 very different things. If others are calling him that on other forums then fair enough.

Let's not be dramatic though, he's not being shafted at all, he's being offered more money then he's currently earning and would earn after his next start of a game, to sign a longer deal. If he signs that deal it gives BOTH the club and the player more security long term.
 
Your last post talks of the club not giving in to 'KLPs representatives demands' and there's plenty of others on various forums giving KLP and his agent a slagging for being greedy and ungrateful and wanting out, when all the kid wants to do is play football for his home club without getting shafted in the process.
'KLPs representatives demands' - what should he say? "KLPs representatives polite requests". I don't think the former means KLP is being greedy. I agree that elsewhere have made out he is greedy. Some people always think that footballers shouldn't get more than they get.
 
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Why do you keep ignoring the fact that it's already been made public that he has agreed to give up the pay rise he was already due for starting another game under his existing contract?

I'm not ignoring it, nor have I seen it be made public, if you've got a link to something I'd be greatful for it. Busy week and haven't been able to watch and read everything
 
Your last post talks of the club not giving in to 'KLPs representatives demands' and there's plenty of others on various forums giving KLP and his agent a slagging for being greedy and ungrateful and wanting out, when all the kid wants to do is play football for his home club without getting shafted in the process.
How is it getting shafted? It’s not is it.
 
Everyone has been crying out for the club to sign the younger players to longer deals to protect the club, now they are doing that they are in the wrong and should just give in to KLPs representatives demand's? The club had coached and developed him from age 8. Why on earth shouldn't they want a slightly longer commitment from the lad. If he's so desperate to get away and is confident he is going to make the grade long term, then put a minimum fee release clause in and sign a longer deal. Give a little back to the club that's given you the opportunity to become a footballer since a very very young age

But each player has to be judged on an individual basis. The "demands" aren't unreasonable and they don't downplay any commitment to the club on his part. They have to decide, and quickly, what their main objective is.

If they want promotion, then it's reasonable to give in on these terms (which will be relatively inexpensive when compared to signing an experienced player) in order to get them on the pitch and impacting games. It's no good having him on the pitch for 20 minutes a game with ability like he has.

If they want to make money, then by all means hold out, but it risks pissing off the dressing room, the manager and the player for the sake of a year. They aren't making a good case for him wanting to sign to an extra year, so why should he? Otherwise you could use the "you've been here since you were eight" argument at every contract negotiation, at some point that doesn't work anymore.

He's given a fair amount already, he'd give a hell of a lot more if he wasn't stuck on the sodding bench.
 
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Doesn't look like the Birmingham fans are too happy with the move



  1. Bringing in the dead beats and giving away our talent, so many wonderful decisions made by the manager


  2. They will regret this moving Crowley. Great player better than the rubbish Karanks bought.


  3. Good luck Dan. Another bad move by Blues and it's incompetent owners and manager.