Would you sell Rudoni? (14 Viewers)

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Ccfcisparks

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A hypothetical as people seem more split on this than I thought

Southampton bid £20m upfront with 10% on a future sale.

Sale can be completed by the end of tomorrow.

Do you sell?
 

Major Tom

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He’s was class last night an asset we must fight to keep, the problem is if the player gets their head turned. I think he looks up to Lampard so that works in our favour.
 

SBT

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It would be a Championship record fee and would enable us to not only replace him with a marquee signing, but upgrade the rest of the squad in various other key positions. You need a very good reason to turn a bid like that down, and “I like Jack Rudoni” is not one of them.
 

Ccfcisparks

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It would be a Championship record fee and would enable us to not only replace him with a marquee signing, but upgrade the rest of the squad in various other key positions. You need a very good reason to turn a bid like that down, and “I like Jack Rudoni” is not one of them.
Maybe the fact he’s integral to the way we play, contributed to 21 goals last year, there’s only 2 weeks left of the window and he’s our best player are good enough reasons
 

SBT

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Maybe the fact he’s integral to the way we play, contributed to 21 goals last year, there’s only 2 weeks left of the window and he’s our best player are good enough reasons
If you’re convinced that this current side is heading for the playoffs and there’s no need for further big investment then that’s a good argument, yes.
 

shmmeee

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Not to a rival. Newcastle at that price yeah I wouldn’t stand in his way. Soton can pay the rival tax
 

Grendel

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He’s on a long contract and his value will not realistically decline - we need to sell MVE but I can’t see a lot of point yet with Rudoni
 

SkyBlueSteve81

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I think £20m is very close to the point where you have to seriously consider it.
£22.5m + 15% would seal it for me because with that we could bring in a direct replacement, CB and winger.
 

Chris1987

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No. If we want to raise cash from player sales there's others we should attempt to sell first . Granted we would not generate as much revenue but a CB & a forward would do for now . I wish we knew how much was in the pot currently for purchases.
 

Ccfcisparks

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You can only sell when a buyer reaches your valuation and has the money …. I doubt Saints have the funds without selling Dibling et al ….
And if that’s the case then he remains our player.
I’d suggest if MVE stays our player and we lose Rudoni something has gone wrong with Doug’s plan for this summer
 

Shannerz

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For how much?

For £20 - £25 million + add ons, yes. The club won't be able to refuse that type of offer.

For five quid, a pickled egg, and vouchers for a free perm, no.

ETA: saw the caveats: yes.
 

Deity

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To be clear I don’t want to sell Rudi but I also recognise that it may become inevitable …. That’s football, always has been.
 

procdoc

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It would be a Championship record fee and would enable us to not only replace him with a marquee signing, but upgrade the rest of the squad in various other key positions. You need a very good reason to turn a bid like that down, and “I like Jack Rudoni” is not one of them.
You’re an idiot
 

fernandopartridge

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It would be a Championship record fee and would enable us to not only replace him with a marquee signing, but upgrade the rest of the squad in various other key positions. You need a very good reason to turn a bid like that down, and “I like Jack Rudoni” is not one of them.

1. The season is ongoing, we would not have the time to upgrade the squad realistically
2. The fee will still be there next summer
3. It will have a material affect on our ability to compete for promotion this season - the value of promotion makes this fee pale into utter insignificance
 

Alkhen

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Nope, I know it's a gamble but I don't see his sale value dropping between now and the end of the season.

I think his worth to the team would outweigh what we'd get upfront from any likely deal, especially when teams would know they can fleece us for replacements.
 

JPG77

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25-30m I'd accept so long as we have replacements lined up and FL is given 20m of it to spend in addition to what we already had as a transfer kitty
 

Sky Blue Harry H

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If, as a result of any sale(s) we end up with a stronger squad, then I have no problem with it. If we had the discussion about selling Steve Smethwick for £25m in 3 seasons time, but strengthened the squad by buying 3 players with the funds, it would get 100% approval. The problem is, as fans, we get emotionally attached to players (see Gus, Vik, Dennis Mortimer - for the oldies). You need to be detached as regards the 'business' but it is important that Doug and Frank are 'together' on said business.
 

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