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Apparently we rejected a 6 million quid bid for Onuah

Posted:
Fri Aug 06, 2010 11:56 am
by Wooders
Whats the crack there then?
I'm delighted if we don't want to sell but 6 million seems a reasonable price to me?
Re: Apparently we rejected a 6 million quid bid for Onuah

Posted:
Fri Aug 06, 2010 12:04 pm
by Mase
Wasn't it from Sunderland? I just heard the elephant man refer to the rags as 'Manchester' on SkySports so I wouldn't do ANY business with the cunt in the near future.
Re: Apparently we rejected a 6 million quid bid for Onuah

Posted:
Fri Aug 06, 2010 12:29 pm
by Piccsnumberoneblue
I'm surprised and pleased if we turned that down. Show em we aint giving players away and I still like N N.
Six million would have got him I'd have thought, but fair play if we said No to them.
Re: Apparently we rejected a 6 million quid bid for Onuah

Posted:
Fri Aug 06, 2010 12:41 pm
by CitizenYank
I think we are asking the wrong question: Why give him to a Premier League team
who can take points away from us?
Re: Apparently we rejected a 6 million quid bid for Onuah

Posted:
Fri Aug 06, 2010 12:42 pm
by john@staustell
Price seems about right to me and I would be surprised if we had turned such a bid down- oh bugger, sorry I forgot he came through the academy and therefore should never be sold.
Seems to be a lot of Sunderland 'bids' to us get turned down and I reckon the E-man is using the Taggart tactic of saying he's gone for certain players when he hasn't to fool his fans.
Re: Apparently we rejected a 6 million quid bid for Onuah

Posted:
Fri Aug 06, 2010 12:42 pm
by CitizenYank
I think we are asking the wrong question: Why give him to a team
who can take points away from us?
Re: Apparently we rejected a 6 million quid bid for Onuah

Posted:
Fri Aug 06, 2010 12:45 pm
by Scatman
CitizenYank wrote:I think we are asking the wrong question: Why give him to a team
who can take points away from us?
Precisely the same question Everton asked themselves last year and Villa this year.
Re: Apparently we rejected a 6 million quid bid for Onuah

Posted:
Fri Aug 06, 2010 12:55 pm
by john@staustell
CitizenYank wrote:I think we are asking the wrong question: Why give him to a team
who can take points away from us?
That thought process would ban all same-league transfers. Or we could flog him to Exeter I guess.
You should be thinking about us winning games not teams taking points off us - glass half full and all that.
In any case it's open to question whether they are more likely to take any points of us with Nervous Ned included. Check out the Dippers' equaliser at Anfield, and the Scum game..............................
Re: Apparently we rejected a 6 million quid bid for Onuah

Posted:
Fri Aug 06, 2010 1:01 pm
by Burt
Any other Premier team would turn down £6mill for Ned if he played for them. He's worth a lot more than that given the circumstances.
Re: Apparently we rejected a 6 million quid bid for Onuah

Posted:
Fri Aug 06, 2010 1:07 pm
by Ted Hughes
I wonder if Ned is lined up for a transfer to a particular club but can't go until we've finished our business & it's nearer the window.
Re: Apparently we rejected a 6 million quid bid for Onuah

Posted:
Fri Aug 06, 2010 1:14 pm
by MaineRoadMemories
Maybe we are keeping him for the homegrown from the club player rule?
Quite a few pundits predicted players will be refused moves they would have got previously because they were trained at the club are are needed for a numbers reason rather than a playing reason.
Re: Apparently we rejected a 6 million quid bid for Onuah

Posted:
Fri Aug 06, 2010 1:25 pm
by CityGer
john@staustell wrote:CitizenYank wrote:I think we are asking the wrong question: Why give him to a team
who can take points away from us?
That thought process would ban all same-league transfers. Or we could flog him to Exeter I guess.You should be thinking about us winning games not teams taking points off us - glass half full and all that.
In any case it's open to question whether they are more likely to take any points of us with Nervous Ned included. Check out the Dippers' equaliser at Anfield, and the Scum game..............................
I know, I'm sick to death of hearing this. It is so unrealistic it's not true, especially with the reluctance of British players to ply their trade overseas.
Re: Apparently we rejected a 6 million quid bid for Onuah

Posted:
Fri Aug 06, 2010 1:36 pm
by Ted Hughes
MaineRoadMemories wrote:Maybe we are keeping him for the homegrown from the club player rule?
Quite a few pundits predicted players will be refused moves they would have got previously because they were trained at the club are are needed for a numbers reason rather than a playing reason.
We've got plenty of those atm though. May be a case of keeping hold of him until the close of the window in case some of the home grown defenders get injured?
Re: Apparently we rejected a 6 million quid bid for Onuah

Posted:
Fri Aug 06, 2010 1:37 pm
by CitizenYank
john@staustell wrote:CitizenYank wrote:I think we are asking the wrong question: Why give him to a team
who can take points away from us?
That thought process would ban all same-league transfers. Or we could flog him to Exeter I guess.
You should be thinking about us winning games not teams taking points off us - glass half full and all that.
In any case it's open to question whether they are more likely to take any points of us with Nervous Ned included. Check out the Dippers' equaliser at Anfield, and the Scum game..............................
Hold on! My point is not banning all same-league transfers, Unless losing him will hurt us in the new 'homegrown' rule--more power to the agents! If Nervous Ned wants the Stadium of Tiny Lights, more power too him. But just don't want us to sell him for
less than a profit. Teams are probably looking to take us to the cleaners now that we have a premium of available talent.
Re: Apparently we rejected a 6 million quid bid for Onuah

Posted:
Fri Aug 06, 2010 1:45 pm
by CityGer
CitizenYank wrote:john@staustell wrote:CitizenYank wrote:I think we are asking the wrong question: Why give him to a team
who can take points away from us?
That thought process would ban all same-league transfers. Or we could flog him to Exeter I guess.
You should be thinking about us winning games not teams taking points off us - glass half full and all that.
In any case it's open to question whether they are more likely to take any points of us with Nervous Ned included. Check out the Dippers' equaliser at Anfield, and the Scum game..............................
Hold on! My point is not banning all same-league transfers, Unless losing him will hurt us in the new 'homegrown' rule--more power to the agents! If Nervous Ned wants the Stadium of Tiny Lights, more power too him. But just don't want us to sell him for
less than a profit. Teams are probably looking to take us to the cleaners now that we have a premium of available talent.
Hold on! You didn't mention profits in your initial post. What you did say was that he shouldn't be sold to a team who can take points of us - That is every team in the Premier league. It's ridiculous and completely unrealistic stand point.
Re: Apparently we rejected a 6 million quid bid for Onuah

Posted:
Fri Aug 06, 2010 1:47 pm
by CitizenYank
CityGer wrote:CitizenYank wrote:john@staustell wrote:CitizenYank wrote:I think we are asking the wrong question: Why give him to a team
who can take points away from us?
That thought process would ban all same-league transfers. Or we could flog him to Exeter I guess.
You should be thinking about us winning games not teams taking points off us - glass half full and all that.
In any case it's open to question whether they are more likely to take any points of us with Nervous Ned included. Check out the Dippers' equaliser at Anfield, and the Scum game..............................
Hold on! My point is not banning all same-league transfers, Unless losing him will hurt us in the new 'homegrown' rule--more power to the agents! If Nervous Ned wants the Stadium of Tiny Lights, more power too him. But just don't want us to sell him for
less than a profit. Teams are probably looking to take us to the cleaners now that we have a premium of available talent.
Hold on! You didn't mention profits in your initial post. What you did say was that he shouldn't be sold to a team who can take points of us - That is every team in the Premier league. It's ridiculous and completely unrealistic stand point.
Sorry, my bad. Well just put those two posts together and you have my reply. How's that.
Re: Apparently we rejected a 6 million quid bid for Onuah

Posted:
Fri Aug 06, 2010 2:00 pm
by MaineRoadMemories
Ted Hughes wrote:MaineRoadMemories wrote:Maybe we are keeping him for the homegrown from the club player rule?
Quite a few pundits predicted players will be refused moves they would have got previously because they were trained at the club are are needed for a numbers reason rather than a playing reason.
We've got plenty of those atm though. May be a case of keeping hold of him until the close of the window in case some of the home grown defenders get injured?
I mis-understood the 8 locally trained player rule. I thought these had to be academy players but on further inspection they do not as locally trained players include the association trained players anyway.
Ned's probably going to Villa then.
18.08 No club may have more than 25 players on List A during the season. As a
minimum, places 18 to 25 on List A (eight places) are reserved exclusively
for “locally trained players” and no club may have more than four
“association-trained players” listed in places 18 to 25 on List A. List A must
specify the eight players who qualify as being “locally trained”, as well as
whether they are “club-trained” or “association-trained”. The possible
combinations that enable clubs to comply with the List A requirements are
set out in Annex VIII.
18.09 A “locally trained player” is either a “club-trained player” or an “associationtrained
player”.
18.10 A “club-trained player” is a player who, between the age of 15 (or the start of
the season during which he turns 15) and 21 (or the end of the season during
which he turns 21), and irrespective of his nationality and age, has been
registered with his current club for a period, continuous or not, of three entire
seasons (i.e. a period starting with the first official match of the relevant
national championship and ending with the last official match of that relevant
national championship) or of 36 months.
18.11 An “association-trained player” is a player who, between the age of 15 (or the
start of the season during which the player turns 15) and 21 (or the end of
the season during which the player turns 21), and irrespective of his
nationality and age, has been registered with a club or with other clubs
affiliated to the same national association as that of his current club for a
period, continuous or not, of three entire seasons or of 36 months.
18.12 If a club has fewer than eight locally trained players in its squad (i.e. in places
18 to 25 on List A), then the maximum number of players on List A is
reduced accordingly.
Re: Apparently we rejected a 6 million quid bid for Onuah

Posted:
Fri Aug 06, 2010 2:11 pm
by Ted Hughes
Ned doesn't seem as if he's departing judging from his comments when the official team turd just interviewed him on the pitch.
Re: Apparently we rejected a 6 million quid bid for Onuah

Posted:
Fri Aug 06, 2010 2:22 pm
by brite blu sky
Ted Hughes wrote:Ned doesn't seem as if he's departing judging from his comments when the official team turd just interviewed him on the pitch.
was thinking the same thing.. did you hear him say something about tomorrow? right at the end..
Re: Apparently we rejected a 6 million quid bid for Onuah

Posted:
Fri Aug 06, 2010 2:23 pm
by CitizenYank
God the legalize for the Homegrown Rule takes more time to ponder through than to roll one out.