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[Archived] Summer 2011 Transfer Window Part One


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Looks like the papers are just trying to make Venky's look stupid. Surely the "football advisors at Ewood" are not trying to make venky's "understand" that the clause actually says ManU can have him for £16m??

I think, I may be wrong here, but contractual laws do vary from country to country and Venkys may not understand the English law version.

Indeed a 'release' clause is exactly what it says, if the figure is agreed, ie: £16,000,000 that triggers the release, I honestly cant see any other definition of the clause.

From Website re release clauses.

DJ Campbell has a release clause in his contract enabling the striker to leave Blackpool for £1.25million following the club's relegation from the Premier League.

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Looks like the papers are just trying to make Venky's look stupid. Surely the "football advisors at Ewood" are not trying to make venky's "understand" that the clause actually says ManU can have him for £16m??

thats the impression i got too. There must be more to it than that. Roll up Nicko....

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if you Believe the telegraphs version , its Venky's showing their ignorance to footballing protocol , this could end up backfiring and venky's and more importantly Rovers looking complete tools.... i hope the venky's love-in earlier wasnt premature

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He scored 29 goals in 63 apps for Molde at the time he was only 21-22 years old. He scored both headers (from all kinds of positions in the area), run defences to death, with back against goal, do trickery to get space and score. He nettet almost a goal for ever 2 matches. He was absolutely fantastic in the norwegian league. No doubt about it.

Never said he wasn't, but to me a 'monster in front of goal' sounds like Alan Shearer. He wasn't, he would have scored a goal in every match if he was - and that's why he hasn't been that great in the EPL as he doesn't get to as many chances as he used to. If he can improve his finishing and composure he can turn into a real player, time is ticking though.

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if you Believe the telegraphs version , its Venky's showing their ignorance to footballing protocol , this could end up backfiring and venky's and more importantly Rovers looking complete tools.... i hope the venky's love-in earlier wasnt premature

Just what I was thinking........

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if you Believe the telegraphs version , its Venky's showing their ignorance to footballing protocol , this could end up backfiring and venky's and more importantly Rovers looking complete tools.... i hope the venky's love-in earlier wasnt premature

Why would it matter if they look bad? They have tried to keep the lad or get as much as possible, more than the trust seemed to do.

Fair play to them if thats the case

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if you Believe the telegraphs version , its Venky's showing their ignorance to footballing protocol , this could end up backfiring and venky's and more importantly Rovers looking complete tools.... i hope the venky's love-in earlier wasnt premature

Well if they're doing it themselves then we may end up looking very silly but I find it hard to believe that they wouldn't have taken (English) legal advice before taking any kind of stance otherwise they risk a breach of contract

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You're presuming the word 'release' is used. It may say "upon BRFC receiving an offer of £16m the club will allow said employee to discuss contract terms with the bidding club"

however if the word release is used at all in relation to £16m then we have no option but to allow him to leave.

It would be a first and quite unusual if that was the case, I am sure the clause inserted and agreed by player and agent, would be construed as a release clause, otherwise there would really be no point in having it there!!

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It's hardly Venky's fault if no-one explained how the release clause stuff worked to them. At least, if that is the case, they won't make that mistake again.

They would have had no idea of what might transpire, and they would hardly promise concerned fans who had contacted them that Jones would not be sold. They must be as sick as we are over the scenario.

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It's hardly Venky's fault if no-one explained how the release clause stuff worked to them. At least, if that is the case, they won't make that mistake again.

They would have had no idea of what might transpire, and they would hardly promise concerned fans who had contacted them that Jones would not be sold. They must be as sick as we are over the scenario.

Mum, some won't hear a good word spoken about the owners....

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J A. Sorts all contracts out not venkys, surly he woudnt be stupid enough to kick up a fuss if their wasn't actually Anthing in this . Would he?

If JA sorts out the contracts we will be in deep trouble with the Premier League!!!

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If it's as simple as Venky's misunderstanding the meaning of the release clause then of course it's their fault. I'm not one for beating the owners with any stick available, but they've got the advisors and legal team in place to explain such things to them, I'm sure.

I think (and hope) Hughesy's correct however when he says it isn't that simple. it'd be pretty embarrassing if it was.

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