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[Albion] Brighton reject £5million for Dunk
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saafend_seagull
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Haha, would have accepted this figure.
OGH's Libido
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- Nov 30, 2014
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Seems like the 5 million isn't the sticking point, rather than the terms - perhaps the amount upfront. That might imply we are still in the market for someone else...
Behind Enemy Lines
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He'll be off though.
One hot tub one ambition
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Easy 10
Brain dead MUG SHEEP
Good to see we're playing hardball with the price.
I bet Dunk is getting MACKED off though.
I bet Dunk is getting MACKED off though.
nwgull
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I'd be surprised if timing of the payments is an issue; I don't think that cash flow is ever going to be a problem for Tony Bloom, is it??
glasfryn
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sometime ago I said 5m/5.5m would be enough then changed my mind 7.5m
they want him they are going to have to pay
otherwise **** off
it makes a change for us /tony to be in the driving seat
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I can add to that it has been a very steep learning curve for us and in particular tony
they want him they are going to have to pay
otherwise **** off
it makes a change for us /tony to be in the driving seat
edit
I can add to that it has been a very steep learning curve for us and in particular tony
Iamapen15
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I suggest that there is somebody else interested and they are/we are playing a waiting game.
Maybe it depends upon somebody at the top of the 'transfer chain' moving to start a chain reaction... you can't help but think that a £5m offer from a Premier League team would probably have seen us sell.
Maybe it depends upon somebody at the top of the 'transfer chain' moving to start a chain reaction... you can't help but think that a £5m offer from a Premier League team would probably have seen us sell.
TomandJerry
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- Oct 1, 2013
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Another Dunk thread 
I'm glad to see the club is still trying to keep him, rather than accepting he's off for sure, which I suppose means he hasn't asked to leave yet.
I'd hate to see him go, but if we get a ridiculously high figure for him, as we did with Ulloa, I'd be happy.
It's up to the Lizard, really.
I'd hate to see him go, but if we get a ridiculously high figure for him, as we did with Ulloa, I'd be happy.
It's up to the Lizard, really.
Sheebo
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- Jul 13, 2003
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Sheebo
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- Jul 13, 2003
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They have been actively involved in trying to improve his personal terms after he signed a new four-year deal 12 months ago.
Interesting if true - We're offering a fresh deal then?
Would be very suprised if that's true having signed 2 CBs in the last wk, who look like potential starters. Can see Greer being used as back up myself...
Interesting if true - We're offering a fresh deal then?
Would be very suprised if that's true having signed 2 CBs in the last wk, who look like potential starters. Can see Greer being used as back up myself...
nwgull
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It's encouraging if we have turned down 5m. It does seem like a rediculously high fee though when you consider that he wasn't even first choice over Greg Halford at the end of last year!
KZNSeagull
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The other possibility in this is that we do actually want to keep him.