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Which players are out of contract at end of the season
- Thread starter dwayne
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severnside gull
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Orlandi
Calderon
Hoskins
Spanish Dave
possibly Kaz?
plus Andrews, Ward (Comway in mid December)
Calderon
Hoskins
Spanish Dave
possibly Kaz?
plus Andrews, Ward (Comway in mid December)
dougdeep
New member
Are you sure about Ince?
Barrel of Fun
Abort, retry, fail
Ince signed an 18 month deal in February.
symyjym
Banned
Lopez
GingerBeerMan
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- Dec 29, 2011
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Which means it runs out at the end of the season (unless that's what you were trying to say)
Ninja Elephant
Doctor Elephant
- Feb 16, 2009
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Craig Mackail-Smith.
Barrel of Fun
Abort, retry, fail
I was, albeit poorly.
He signed a four year deal, I seem to remember.
cloud
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Dunk?
AZ Gull
@SeagullsAcademy @seagullsacademy.bsky.social
The complete list is:-
Ankergren
Barnes
Brezovan
Calderon
Hoskins
Ince
Kuszczak
Lopez
LuaLua
Orlandi
Bruno
Upson
Plus:-
Barker
Brad Barry
Dickenson
Goodwin
Rob Hunt
Glen Rea
Richards
Grant Smith
(Based upon information in the public domain).
CMS is contracted until June 30 2015, as are Bridcutt and Dunk.
Ankergren
Barnes
Brezovan
Calderon
Hoskins
Ince
Kuszczak
Lopez
LuaLua
Orlandi
Bruno
Upson
Plus:-
Barker
Brad Barry
Dickenson
Goodwin
Rob Hunt
Glen Rea
Richards
Grant Smith
(Based upon information in the public domain).
CMS is contracted until June 30 2015, as are Bridcutt and Dunk.
Can't understand the strategy in consistently letting key players to go into the final year of their contracts. Understand that we might want to offer over 30's a one year extension. But surely Orlandi, Lua Lua, Barnes and Ince - i.e. assetts with a re-sale value are able to enter the final year of their contracts giving them the opportunity to hold us to ransom over wage demands. It just does not seem to be good business sense in any way whatsoever, even if the new manager might not want them we wouldn't want to lose them on a free.
Joe Gatting's Dad
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The problem will always be that we might be going up to the Premier and we do not want to be left with players on long contracts who will not make the 25 - e.g. Conway at Cardiff and Dobbie at Palace.
Machiavelli
Well-known member
This points towards another thread, which is what should Brighton's transfer policy be in the future. Without wanting to sound too buoyant, there are two options in the immediate future, namely the Championship or the Premier League. With the latter hopelessly in mind, I think we should aim to buy quality rather than quantity (a la Palace), and start off with our capable though ageing defence, which will get exposed in the PL. Beyond that, Oscar could also get some (or, better, two) flair lightening quick winger with an eye for goal from Barcelona's youth academy (a la Deulofeu).
- Jul 7, 2003
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It's a good job we've started this thread.
The club would probably never have known about this contract issue otherwise
The club would probably never have known about this contract issue otherwise
It's a good job we've started this thread.
The club would probably never have known about this contract issue otherwise
Come now! That same comment could be applied to just about any football or AMEX related thread on NSC - transport, pie quality, service times, 1901 vfm, etc etc and yet we post....
Agreed, what an obtuse post. Or in laymans terms F*cking waste of fingers!
- Thread starter
- #19
It's a good job we've started this thread.
The club would probably never have known about this contract issue otherwise
Erm I didn't start this thread for the clubs benefit
- Jul 7, 2003
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It's not you it was particularly aimed at. You were just asking the question.
Some of the replies suggest that it might not even have occurred to the club that this is the case. Which, with respect, I would suggest is ludicrous.