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Diego said:
Like I said about 3 pages back, if Ings was up for it Spurs would have either had to pay or withdraw the offer. As far as I know the offer was never withdrawn <ok>
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Since they were stupid enough to make that offer, Burnley would have a good argument for the compensation to be that amount. However, I don't think they would get that much still since its not about how much the ex-club wants, its about how much they should be compensated.

As Nozzle said earlier, if compensation for such situations take offers such as this into consideration, why wouldn't the rival clubs all offer £250m before pulling out?
 
Gerrez said:
Since they were stupid enough to make that offer, Burnley would have a good argument for the compensation to be that amount. However, I don't think they would get that much still since its not about how much the ex-club wants, its about how much they should be compensated.

As Nozzle said earlier, if compensation for such situations take offers such as this into consideration, why wouldn't the rival clubs all offer £250m before pulling out?
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They will never get that amount, the bid is taken into consideration not accepted as a value. Any bid like this will raise the compensation cost but will never equal it <ok>
 
Nozzer said:
If it's a valid bid that they're not going to withdraw then why would they want anything less? <whistle>
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They didn't withdraw the bid but the contract has now expired, therefore previous valuations will be taken into account when deciding a fair tribunal fee :grin:
 
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