Mellor 3 Ward 4
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Exactly.
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[Albion] Where is Alexis going? (Liverpool - for an undisclosed fee...)
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Greg Bobkin
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- May 22, 2012
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Has he SINGED or gone yet?
albionalex
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Naylor takes a dig at the 'uninitiated' but he clearly also doesn't know what this release clause is, as he hasn't reported it.
Or, maybe the club have told him so he can put down Fabrizio.
GoingUp
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My memory isn't great but didn't Moises come out and say he wanted to leave, as well as his agent making moves?
Mac's Dad may have been a bit of a pr!ck about forcing a move but at least Mac himself kept his mouth shut and just played football.
Mac's Dad may have been a bit of a pr!ck about forcing a move but at least Mac himself kept his mouth shut and just played football.
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Affy
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To be fair, when Caicedo was told he wasn’t going in January, he shut up and played football too. Very well. Both well entitled to move on if it’s what they want.
For me, the issue is always the “agents”. There should be a cap of £25k on what they earn (or even better, ban them entirely) then they might actually look out for a player rather than their own pockets
HillBarnTillIDie
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- Jul 2, 2011
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Alexis Mac Allister: Liverpool hopeful of signing Brighton and Argentina midfielder
Liverpool have been in contact with Brighton regarding the signing of Alexis Mac Allister, who has a release clause of between £45-55m in his contract; Jurgen Klopp keen to revamp midfield following departures of James Milner, Alex Oxlade-Chamberlain, Naby Keita and Arthur Melo
Another article saying it’s happening this week.
Love the fact they have his stats compared to Liverpool Midfielders…
Which to my mind means sweet FA when the stats have been acquired while playing in Brightons setup.
If someone was definite there was a release clause then why is everyone vague about what it is? I don’t understand. Maybe everyone is confused.
Whatever happens I trust Bloom and Barber to get a good deal and then spend wisely. What is Locadia up to these days?
Whatever happens I trust Bloom and Barber to get a good deal and then spend wisely. What is Locadia up to these days?
albionalex
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My thoughts exactly.
Plus, if this supposed release clause is lower than £45/50m like Fabrizio says it is, then what was the point in the new contract we gave Mac before the World Cup?
It all doesn't add up.
Baldseagull
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Mac and his Dad probably allowed Albion to get a fee 50% or so larger than they would otherwise have had to accept if he had not signed a new contract before the World Cup. No disrespect has been done to the club here, his Father as his Agent has a responsibility to advance his career and negotiate the best terms he can get for him. The openness of his Dad's visits to Liverpool and other clubs suggest that there was agreement from Albion that he could do so.
Again the words ‘try and avoid’ and ‘not something we tend to get involved with’ does not correlate with you thinking we would never have anything like that.
Tony Bloom isn’t stupid, and he knows sometimes you have to be flexible. Remember when we were told we’d never spend big money on a player? We just did on £30M before European football was even guaranteed
Neville's Breakfast
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Almost gone….
amp.theguardian.com
Liverpool poised to sign Alexis Mac Allister from Brighton after deal agreed | Transfer window | The Guardian
Alexis Mac Allister will sign for Liverpool from Brighton, subject to a medical, after agreeing a contract understood to run to June 2028
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The Fits
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- Jun 29, 2020
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So that's:
Loaned out a player with an agreed transfer fee in place (Kabornik sic)
Signed a player for over £30 million
Loaned a young player and played him ahead of our young prospects
Signed players in January
And offered a player a new contract with a release clause
Possibly an end to some people's belief we have a fundamental set of rules regarding transfers.
Loaned out a player with an agreed transfer fee in place (Kabornik sic)
Signed a player for over £30 million
Loaned a young player and played him ahead of our young prospects
Signed players in January
And offered a player a new contract with a release clause
Possibly an end to some people's belief we have a fundamental set of rules regarding transfers.
Neville's Breakfast
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That’s a ridiculous comparison. Caicedo was criticized for the statement his agent put on the internet trying to force a move before our club was ready. MacAllister has done nothing of the sort and is leaving amicably and with class with BHA legend status assured. I genuinely am sorry for you if you can’t wish a player well when he has worked with our club to leave in the right way in order to further his career.
schmunk
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You might want to check the author of that article...Almost gone….
Liverpool poised to sign Alexis Mac Allister from Brighton after deal agreed | Transfer window | The Guardian
Alexis Mac Allister will sign for Liverpool from Brighton, subject to a medical, after agreeing a contract understood to run to June 2028
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Greg Bobkin
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- May 22, 2012
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The trouble is, because it IS such a state, it'll probably get more traction than the standard 'Mac to Liverpool, here we goooooo!' gubbins.
Greg Bobkin
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- May 22, 2012
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What's holding you back? There are loads of threads on pages one and two of The Big Board about them knocking about...