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It is under what we think the player is worth so yes in the yes of the people who matter it is under the odds.

Who said that mate? It's madness to accept under what you think is a fair price just because someone has made that offer. If we accept under value offers that is all we are going to get.

What does where he comes from have to do with anything? He has selected status so no work permits and he plays in the league as them. It's insane to sell cheaply this early.

It's an idiotic tactic to accept under the odds really early in the window as well.

Where the hell did I say we had accepted anything mate? I am clearly talking about people wanting us to accept the current offer from sporting.

Yes he has, he said we should accept the offer Sporting have made. An offer that we see as below our valuation of the player.

That logic is flawed, Vik may be foreign but he would be seen as a domestic signing by the buying clubs i.e. a player that plays in England in the championship. There are many that have many that have made that step up for more money.

Yeah, I just don't get the logic in accepting a under valuation offer just because it was there.

So we should sell early in the window for less than we think a player is worth?

There is other interest (clubs what will pay far more than the reported 17k a week in wages) and it's still only the 27th of June. Let's see what happens in the next week or so.

Unlikely but Simms would be good. As soon as someone offers Vik more than Sporting could offer him he'll change his mind. The only way he joins Sporting is if sporting offer a fee we think is acceptable.

Wood isn't ready yet fitness wish, should be ready for th 3rd test

why if it's early in the window and we re not happy with the offer

On of the other bidders will make it worth his while

someone will offer us just north of 20 million we'll accept it, people including Vik need to relax

If Sporting don't want to pay us what we thin he is worth he isn't going to go there.~ Someone else will buy him, he isn't going to hold out at all.

The real story is different to what that tweet says. No one has said they will not give 6.5% or any other % increase. All they have said is that they will not just automatically rubbered stamp anything which is fair to me. But that's a not a snappy tweet But it's pointless arguing with the...

no you haven't

have you seen the agreed deal? no I take it