That was Wycombe who didn’t read the small print…..dontbedaft wrote:Just like they did on the Bearwood sale limitations?
That was Wycombe who didn’t read the small print…..dontbedaft wrote:Just like they did on the Bearwood sale limitations?
It was both. Only an idiot agrees to a sale that's inviable.Crusader Royal wrote:That was Wycombe who didn’t read the small print…..dontbedaft wrote:Just like they did on the Bearwood sale limitations?
No, if Wycombe offered to buy Bearwood it was down to them to do their checks. There was no restriction on us selling it.WestYorksRoyal wrote:It was both. Only an idiot agrees to a sale that's inviable.Crusader Royal wrote:That was Wycombe who didn’t read the small print…..dontbedaft wrote:Just like they did on the Bearwood sale limitations?
Idiotic take. Dai was exploring how to maximise his value from selling the club and Wycombe's Bearwood offer was a complete waste of time and energy, just like Storey's attention seeking stunt.Crusader Royal wrote:No, if Wycombe offered to buy Bearwood it was down to them to do their checks. There was no restriction on us selling it.WestYorksRoyal wrote:It was both. Only an idiot agrees to a sale that's inviable.Crusader Royal wrote:
That was Wycombe who didn’t read the small print…..
That’s a really good pointdontbedaft wrote:Just like they did on the Bearwood sale limitations?
Hardly idiotic, but if you want to lower the tone….WestYorksRoyal wrote:Idiotic take. Dai was exploring how to maximise his value from selling the club and Wycombe's Bearwood offer was a complete waste of time and energy, just like Storey's attention seeking stunt.Crusader Royal wrote:No, if Wycombe offered to buy Bearwood it was down to them to do their checks. There was no restriction on us selling it.WestYorksRoyal wrote: It was both. Only an idiot agrees to a sale that's inviable.
You’ll be a little less shocked then ….USA_Loyal_Royal wrote:Saw the news of Olise to Bayern and I have to say good for him! Kid is a special talent and it was fun to watch him while he was in our side!
Will there be a sell on fee going to us in this deal? Will make that 6m look a bit better, still shocking that we let his release clause be that small in the first place...
It will take years for us to get the full sell on fee. We get it in stages as Palace will get the fee paid in stages over a number of years. Each time they get a payment, we get our % of that.The Royal Forester wrote:According to the Beeb Bayern paid £60million for him. So will we get £5.2 million and if so where will it go? Pay off debts? Into the club funds? Or will it get a quick transfer to China?
That’s your guess rather than fact thoughWinston Biscuit wrote:It will take years for us to get the full sell on fee. We get it in stages as Palace will get the fee paid in stages over a number of years. Each time they get a payment, we get our % of that.The Royal Forester wrote:According to the Beeb Bayern paid £60million for him. So will we get £5.2 million and if so where will it go? Pay off debts? Into the club funds? Or will it get a quick transfer to China?
Still, whatever we get this summer will be very helpful
I don't think you understood Winst, because that's exactly what he's saying. Pretty much all fees for years are paid in installments.Crusader Royal wrote:That’s your guess rather than fact thoughWinston Biscuit wrote:It will take years for us to get the full sell on fee. We get it in stages as Palace will get the fee paid in stages over a number of years. Each time they get a payment, we get our % of that.The Royal Forester wrote:According to the Beeb Bayern paid £60million for him. So will we get £5.2 million and if so where will it go? Pay off debts? Into the club funds? Or will it get a quick transfer to China?
Still, whatever we get this summer will be very helpful
If there are add ons then we would only get a share of that as it became payable but no reason why the contract couldn’t mean we get any share of the actual fee up front.
Unless you’ve seen the contract…..
I understood perfectly.Snowflake Royal wrote:I don't think you understood Winst, because that's exactly what he's saying. Pretty much all fees for years are paid in installments.Crusader Royal wrote:That’s your guess rather than fact thoughWinston Biscuit wrote:
It will take years for us to get the full sell on fee. We get it in stages as Palace will get the fee paid in stages over a number of years. Each time they get a payment, we get our % of that.
Still, whatever we get this summer will be very helpful
If there are add ons then we would only get a share of that as it became payable but no reason why the contract couldn’t mean we get any share of the actual fee up front.
Unless you’ve seen the contract…..
We do know that virtually no tranfers are upfront payments.Crusader Royal wrote:I understood perfectly.Snowflake Royal wrote:I don't think you understood Winst, because that's exactly what he's saying. Pretty much all fees for years are paid in installments.Crusader Royal wrote:
That’s your guess rather than fact though
If there are add ons then we would only get a share of that as it became payable but no reason why the contract couldn’t mean we get any share of the actual fee up front.
Unless you’ve seen the contract…..
First of all add ons are not the same as payments by instalments. The first is extra payments which may or may not become payable if certain milestones are achieved. Obviously we’d only get a share if the milestone is achieved.
Instalments is just a payment plan. But there is no reason why our sell on amount (if it exists) couldn’t be payable in one lump sum. If Palace get £30 million now and we are due 10% of the total then them paying out £6 million isn’t unfeasible. It would just be a negotiation point when the contract is drawn up
But we don’t know. It’s all speculation and we probably won’t know until whenever this years accounts get published