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[fernandopartridge]

Can't compete with you in terms of comedy of course - no one can.
Comedy gold is calling for taxis for 4 years in a row........... for of course the most successful English manager over the last 4 seasons.
An absolute genius at work - kudos to you.

Good to see you and G haven't let the absence of the gallic galactico stop these debates

 

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[rexo87]

Do we reckon we have a sell on for Chaplin?


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[skyblueelephant76]

Do we reckon we have a sell on for Chaplin?


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They sold him for less than they paid us so we wouldn't get anything even if we did

 

[Winny the Bish]

Charlie McCann off to Rangers. Shame, hoped he would come home.

Rangers set to sign Man United prospect Charlie McCann

The 19-year-old Irishman has yet to make his senior debut for the Old Trafford giants but has been impressive for the club’s under 23s.

www.dailyrecord.co.uk

 

[shmmeee]

Do we get a sell on?

 

[Terry Gibson's perm]

Do we get a sell on?

You would hope that when these big clubs steal young players and you get a tiny development fee that the sell on deal should be huge, but I doubt it is.

 

[Sky_Blue_Dreamer]

Find that a bit odd. Sure I heard Man U were offering him a new contract and supposedly the only reason he left here was because he was joining the club he had supported his entire life. Seems odd to now decide to leave Man U so soon, esp if they did want to keep him.

 

[Sky_Blue_Dreamer]

You would hope that when these big clubs steal young players and you get a tiny development fee that the sell on deal should be huge, but I doubt it is.

For me I'd forego a tiny development fee in exchange for a perpetual sell-on clause of 50%.

 

[Frostie]

For me I'd forego a tiny development fee in exchange for a perpetual sell-on clause of 50%.

If it was done in line with EPPP the selling club don't get a say in the matter.
I can't remember the ins & outs of the McCann deal tbh.

 

[Sky_Blue_Dreamer]

If it was done in line with EPPP the selling club don't get a say in the matter.
I can't remember the ins & outs of the McCann deal tbh.

Yeah, what I'm saying is that the clause should be automatically in that. You might get a tiny development fee that probably equates to a day's pay for one of the big club's players and that's it. There's far more potential in sell-on fees.

 

[Frostie]

Yeah, what I'm saying is that the clause should be automatically in that. You might get a tiny development fee that probably equates to a day's pay for one of the big club's players and that's it. There's far more potential in sell-on fees.

Yeah.

For some reason I believe we may have agreed a deal outside of EPPP with United but hypothetically, as an example & rough, fag packet maths...

I believe McCann was with us from age 7 & left at 15.

We would get £3k per year compensation for foundation phase (9-11) then, as a Cat 2 academy it's £25k per year for youth development phase (12-16).

So upfront fee = £84k

As he was under 16 we would then be entitled to appearance fees (he never made any) + 20% of his next transfer fee (if under 24) & then 5% of any future transfer fees but crucially only domestically.

 

[Esoterica]

Yeah.

For some reason I believe we may have agreed a deal outside of EPPP with United but hypothetically, as an example & rough, fag packet maths...

I believe McCann was with us from age 7 & left at 15.

We would get £3k per year compensation for foundation phase (9-11) then, as a Cat 2 academy it's £25k per year for youth development phase (12-16).

So upfront fee = £84k

As he was under 16 we would then be entitled to appearance fees (he never made any) + 20% of his next transfer fee (if under 24) & then 5% of any future transfer fees but crucially only domestically.

It always seem pitifully low to me given the amount of money in the PL. Absolutely nothing to a club like Man United and actively encourages them to get the hoover out.

 

[Frostie]

It always seem pitifully low to me given the amount of money in the PL. Absolutely nothing to a club like Man United and actively encourages them to get the hoover out.

Couldn't agree more.

Theoretically, they could go to any ground in the country & hoover up young players at 48hrs notice. They could take the next Wayne Rooney as a 9 year old for just £3k 'compensation' for example. Yes there would then be further payments based on his success but there's no risk to the PL club. Is it any wonder Chelsea stockpile young players the way they do?

As tends to be the way when the PL want something, they bullied their way to get it, threatening to withdraw EFL funding unless it was agreed to. It's a large part of why many EFL clubs simply folded their academy instead.

 

[shmmeee]

Yeah.

For some reason I believe we may have agreed a deal outside of EPPP with United but hypothetically, as an example & rough, fag packet maths...

I believe McCann was with us from age 7 & left at 15.

We would get £3k per year compensation for foundation phase (9-11) then, as a Cat 2 academy it's £25k per year for youth development phase (12-16).

So upfront fee = £84k

As he was under 16 we would then be entitled to appearance fees (he never made any) + 20% of his next transfer fee (if under 24) & then 5% of any future transfer fees but crucially only domestically.

Has anyone tried arguing Scotland isn’t a foreign country

 

[wingy]

Yeah.

For some reason I believe we may have agreed a deal outside of EPPP with United but hypothetically, as an example & rough, fag packet maths...

I believe McCann was with us from age 7 & left at 15.

We would get £3k per year compensation for foundation phase (9-11) then, as a Cat 2 academy it's £25k per year for youth development phase (12-16).

So upfront fee = £84k

As he was under 16 we would then be entitled to appearance fees (he never made any) + 20% of his next transfer fee (if under 24) & then 5% of any future transfer fees but crucially only domestically.

Yeah.

For some reason I believe we may have agreed a deal outside of EPPP with United but hypothetically, as an example & rough, fag packet maths...

I believe McCann was with us from age 7 & left at 15.

We would get £3k per year compensation for foundation phase (9-11) then, as a Cat 2 academy it's £25k per year for youth development phase (12-16).

So upfront fee = £84k

As he was under 16 we would then be entitled to appearance fees (he never made any) + 20% of his next transfer fee (if under 24) & then 5% of any future transfer fees but crucially only domestically.

So we're not likely to receive the set appearance fees should he make them, think they start at something like £10k, then increase after the first 25?
Have to be for the club he's signed for?.

Why would we cede that option?

Edit - or are chances so remote as seeing an Igloo on the equator?

 

[Frostie]

So we're not likely to receive the set appearance fees should he make them, think they start at something like £10k, then increase after the first 25?
Have to be for the club he's signed for?.

Why would we cede that option?

Edit - or are chances so remote as seeing an Igloo on the equator?

I believe the set appearance fees transfer to his new club. The problem being, he's not transferring to an English club therefore I believe it's likely null & void and we'll receive nothing further unless he returns to play in England again.

 

[NorthernWisdom]

Yeah.

For some reason I believe we may have agreed a deal outside of EPPP with United but hypothetically, as an example & rough, fag packet maths...

I believe McCann was with us from age 7 & left at 15.

We would get £3k per year compensation for foundation phase (9-11) then, as a Cat 2 academy it's £25k per year for youth development phase (12-16).

So upfront fee = £84k

As he was under 16 we would then be entitled to appearance fees (he never made any) + 20% of his next transfer fee (if under 24) & then 5% of any future transfer fees but crucially only domestically.

So out of interest, Ranger sign him - no %age to us. Man Utd put a 50% sell-on cluase in and Everton, say, sign him in two years time = still no %age to us?

 

[Terry Gibson's perm]

Just read the deal is up to 750k and he will go and play in the Rangers b team does this lad not like the idea of first team football?

 

[wingy]

I believe the set appearance fees transfer to his new club. The problem being, he's not transferring to an English club therefore I believe it's likely null & void and we'll receive nothing further unless he returns to play in England again.

Ah sorry should have read further into the thread, thought I read yesterday he was going on loan.
So this is based on a perm?
So it's likely the scheme is easily negated by the initial team plucking the talent initially.

 

[Sick Boy]

Just read the deal is up to 750k and he will go and play in the Rangers b team does this lad not like the idea of first team football?

…or ambition.

 

[shmmeee]

Why would any young footballer choose to go and play in Scotland?

 

[Frostie]

So out of interest, Ranger sign him - no %age to us. Man Utd put a 50% sell-on cluase in and Everton, say, sign him in two years time = still no %age to us?

Not 100% sure on that - the move out of England makes it more complicated.
I think we'd probably get 5% of future transfer fees still but not certain.

Appearance fees should apply & scale by competition i.e. every 10 appearances trigger a payment - in the PL it's £150k but substantially less in EFL (£25k, 10k, 5k)

 

[NorthernWisdom]

Why would any young footballer choose to go and play in Scotland?

Get in the team, win some medals, get a profile, come back to first team football at the Everton level.

 

[fernandopartridge]

He opted to play for the Republic of Ireland instead of England I believe, but has now signed for Glasgow Rangers. Weird.

 

[wingy]

He opted to play for the Republic of Ireland instead of England I believe, but has now signed for Glasgow Rangers. Weird.

But is football still that bigoted to divide along these lines?

 

[fernandopartridge]

But is football still that bigoted to divide along these lines?

Rangers still sing about fenians as far as I'm aware

 

[wingy]

Rangers still sing about fenians as far as I'm aware

Yeah I know it's still huge on the terraces but Club hierarchies and players are beyond there now I would expect?

 

[vow]

Why would any young footballer choose to go and play in Scotland?

Didn't do Maddison any harm!

 

[Terry Gibson's perm]

Didn't do Maddison any harm!

That was a loan he seems to be signing a permanent deal there, as he had to leave us because of his love for Man Utd they must have said you aren’t good enough to play here off you go.

 

[Sky_Blue_Dreamer]

Just read the deal is up to 750k and he will go and play in the Rangers b team does this lad not like the idea of first team football?

If that's true it seems an even odder choice. Reserves for Man U or playing reserves in Scotland? Also if that were the case I can't imagine Rangers would be willing to pay him that much.

Surely he's got to be going there with the desire for first team football at the age of 19?

 

[Sick Boy]

Rangers still sing about fenians as far as I'm aware

Yep and being up to their knees in blood - even weirder is those who have zero affiliation to Scotland yet still support them as a ‘second team’.

 

[wingy]

If that's true it seems an even odder choice. Reserves for Man U or playing reserves in Scotland? Also if that were the case I can't imagine Rangers would be willing to pay him that much.

Surely he's got to be going there with the desire for first team football at the age of 19?

One year left on his deal


Likely aware from the hierarchy nothing fresh coming, possibly sees what's behind him coming through etc.

But yeah league 1 maybe to get started.

 

[SeaSeeEffCee]

Yep and being up to their news in blood - even weirder is those who have zero affiliation to Scotland yet still support them as a ‘second team’.

You get that on both sides, everyone seems to have 'Scottish team' (aka Rangers or Celtic), it's bizarre. See plenty of shirts out and about in Cov. I don't like either of them.

 

[Ccfcisparks]

You get that on both sides, everyone seems to have 'Scottish team' (aka Rangers or Celtic), it's bizarre. See plenty of shirts out and about in Cov. I don't like either of them.

Yep I find it really odd too. Next people will be having an Andorran team or a Maltese team.

 

[Sky_Blue_Dreamer]

I, for no rational explanation whatsoever, follow Hibernian's results. Don't know if it was the name or what but as a youngster I was drawn to them.

At that time you used to get Scottish top level teams in the sticker albums so I think that might be the reason I chose one at the time.