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Hiheidi

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Caicedo's new contract doesn't have a release clause according to his agent...
 

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Hotchilidog

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Jan 24, 2009
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I can’t be sure but I thought Barber has said the club don’t do release clauses?
We don’t but the club will have a valuation on each player, Alexis will be no different. The club are happy for players and managers to progress their careers as long as we get the appropriate compensation. Our business model now means we will sell at least one player each summer for a premium fee. The Alexis sale makes sense for all parties.
 




junior

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The club have always said that if the clubs valuation is met then they wouldn't stand in a players way, or words to that effect.

That is essentially a release clause, but not written down publicly anywhere.

I would suggest in this case that the clubs have already agreed the fee, Mac Allister has agreed the contract terms and when the season ends a smooth transition will take place that all parties are satisfied with. Much like our deal with the Watford lad.
 




dwayne

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So once again, either Romano or Naylor have been outright lying.

Naylor confirmed just last week there hasn’t been any contact whatsoever, “nor is the club expecting any from Liverpool” - which is a very interesting bit to add.
Romano has just said that the salary and terms have been agreed nothing more.
 








Herr Tubthumper

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The club have always said that if the clubs valuation is met then they wouldn't stand in a players way, or words to that effect.

That is essentially a release clause, but not written down publicly anywhere.

I would suggest in this case that the clubs have already agreed the fee, Mac Allister has agreed the contract terms and when the season ends a smooth transition will take place that all parties are satisfied with. Much like our deal with the Watford lad.
But it’s not “essentially a release clause”, far from it.

A release clause means a player can go automatically if a fee it met. Period. The club have said repeatedly that other factors play a part such as timing and if the deal is good for the club and the player which is quite different.
 




junior

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But it’s not “essentially a release clause”, far from it.

A release clause means a player can go automatically if a fee it met. Period. The club have said repeatedly that other factors play a part such as timing and if the deal is good for the club and the player which is quite different.
Okay, it's essentially a release clause if the club are happy with the other factors.
 




A1X

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I don’t understand why we’ve set a fee, everyone knows we ruin players careers by holding big clubs to ransom and demanding stupid fees, leaving their families to starve because we only pay them a few pennies a week?

That must be true because several Arsenal fans told me in January.
 


Blackadder

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Jul 6, 2003
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I don’t understand why we’ve set a fee, everyone knows we ruin players careers by holding big clubs to ransom and demanding stupid fees, leaving their families to starve because we only pay them a few pennies a week?

That must be true because several Arsenal fans told me in January.
To be fair I don't know many Arsenal fans that LIE, There again I don't know many Arsenal fans that go to matches.
 
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The Fits

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The 'clause' will be if club a, b or c pay at least x you can go.
There's too much talk of some kind of clause for there to be no truth in it.
Ultimately it doesn't matter what it contains exactly, Mac was always leaving this summer, he'll go for a price our board are happy with and that's that.
 
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Triggaaar

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I would suggest in this case that the clubs have already agreed the fee, Mac Allister has agreed the contract terms and when the season ends a smooth transition will take place that all parties are satisfied with. Much like our deal with the Watford lad.
The difference with Joao Pedro is that Watford's season was over, and he didn't play for them again. Our season is not over, we have very important games left. What if we had been fighting Liverpool for a 4th place finish - would we want a player who has signed their future to the opposition?

I'd think the club have told the players that we'll see where we get to, see what we can offer them (whether it includes European football, wages increases, incoming talent to strengthen the team) and discuss their future. Ali may choose to leave (if the offer is fair) but I find it odd we'd have sold him already.
 


Sid and the Sharknados

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The 'clause' will be if club a, b or c pay at least x you can go.
There's too much talk of some kind of clause for there to be no truth in it.
Ultimately it doesn't matter what it contains exactly, Mac was always leaving this summer, he'll go for a price our board are happy with and that's that.
Lots of people say lots of things that simply aren't true.
 


Weststander

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So once again, either Romano or Naylor have been outright lying.

Naylor confirmed just last week there hasn’t been any contact whatsoever, “nor is the club expecting any from Liverpool” - which is a very interesting bit to add.

I'm not a Twitter expert, but I think Naylor back tracked on that 10 minutes later. His wording was over zealous.
 






Paulie Gualtieri

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So once again, either Romano or Naylor have been outright lying.

Naylor confirmed just last week there hasn’t been any contact whatsoever, “nor is the club expecting any from Liverpool” - which is a very interesting bit to add.
Contact with who, the club or Macs Dad?

I’d imagine they’ve sounded out old Carlos first to ensure there’s a path way forward to bid. Mac will have a price which I’m sure as part of his pre World Cup contract renewal he will know himself
 


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