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It's not up to me - mcgoldrick (1 Viewer)

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  • Start date Dec 20, 2012
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ccfchandsy

New Member
  • Dec 20, 2012
  • #1
Of course it is he has to hand in a transfer request and tell his agent that he wants to sign simples
 

Otis

Well-Known Member
  • Dec 20, 2012
  • #2
Yep, up to him. Totally up to him.

Bye Goldie. Nice knowing you.
 

coundonskyblue

New Member
  • Dec 20, 2012
  • #3
I would be concerned about the mans intelligence if he had no opinion on where he wanted to work, live and earn. I certainly wouldn't leave that sort of thing up to an agent!
 
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Deleted member 4232

Guest
  • Dec 20, 2012
  • #4
This in the 'graph this morning?
 

@richh87

Member
  • Dec 20, 2012
  • #5
Otis said:
Yep, up to him. Totally up to him.

Bye Goldie. Nice knowing you.
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Yep, off you go Marlon...oops I mean David.
 

Grendel

Well-Known Member
  • Dec 20, 2012
  • #6
coundonskyblue said:
I would be concerned about the mans intelligence if he had no opinion on where he wanted to work, live and earn. I certainly wouldn't leave that sort of thing up to an agent!
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I have said this all along. All players leave everything to their agent. They will not consider anything until the agent advises him of the best deal. He has no attachment to Coventry. He who bids highest wins.
 

skybluelee

Well-Known Member
  • Dec 20, 2012
  • #7
It is 100% upto mcg where he goes. Surely nobody believes otherwise?
 

Grendel

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  • Dec 20, 2012
  • #8
skybluelee said:
It is 100% upto mcg where he goes. Surely nobody believes otherwise?
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No he will be presented by his agent with the best option. He will not tell his agent he wants to stay at Coventry.

This is why when Marlon King "called" thorn saying he was staying this was untrue. Players do not decide and it's why his agent quashed the story.
 
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Regis87

Active Member
  • Dec 20, 2012
  • #9
What an arsehole ! Of cause it up to him , and his family .
Complete cop out David . Don't blame him for leaving for higher wages / better team but don't take us supporters for mugs .
Knob
 

Sky Blue Pete

Well-Known Member
  • Dec 20, 2012
  • #10
Lets not be stroppy before he leaves and enjoy what he has given us over the last 15 games. Not just goals but hope that our future may not be a gradual slip through the divisions and financial meltdown! Thank you david mcgoldrick-it is a pleasure, will be a pleasure but also would still have been a pleasure if he moves to pastures new
 

Otis

Well-Known Member
  • Dec 20, 2012
  • #11
.... and a bigger bank balance.
 

TheParsonsHose

Member
  • Dec 20, 2012
  • #12
Hang on a second who owns him at the moment? Is he a free agent today errr no.surely this story is more him being told to say this by his agent and the fact he is owned by forest?
 

TheParsonsHose

Member
  • Dec 20, 2012
  • #13
Lets not get bitter if he leaves. Without his goals and support play we wouldhave a relegation battle on our hands.
 

Otis

Well-Known Member
  • Dec 20, 2012
  • #14
People are going to be bitter though if they believe that with him we could get promoted and without him we won't.

He goes and we slide then fans will indeed be bitter.

Sometimes it's best to know what side your bread is buttered on. He could go elsewhere and fail. Never mind though eh, he'll have more money.
 

ccfcdan

New Member
  • Dec 20, 2012
  • #15
Oh dear. I wondered how long it would be before fans begin to turn on Goldie. If he gets a better offer then he will leave! When he signed for us he said that it was a chance to show people what he can do and get himself in the shop window. He has done just that and deserves whatever move he gets.
 

torchomatic

Well-Known Member
  • Dec 20, 2012
  • #16
Let's hope his agent doesn't tell him to jump off a cliff.
 

lordsummerisle

Well-Known Member
  • Dec 20, 2012
  • #17
Think that the fact we have a decent manager now, playing a more attacking style, means that the impact of McGoldrick leaving wouldn't be as bad as some people think.

We'll get somebody else in, and we'll carry on scoring goals throughout the team like we are now.

The goals scored by players such as King and Juke were goals to get us narrow wins, draws or more often consolation goals in defeats.

Not like that now.
 
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SkyblueBazza

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  • Dec 20, 2012
  • #18
Otis said:
He goes and we slide then fans will indeed be bitter
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And probably blame SISU!

These things are complicated & subsequently dictated simply by the modern-age God - money!

Goodie probably has an agreement with his agent which means his agent gets the best deal (money!)...& Goldie agrees to take it. The agreement with NF will mean they have to accept a transfer fee from whoever offers the most (money!) for him (if in contract) before proper negotiations with the potential new club begin to getthe best terms (money!)
Doesn't matter to agents, players or clubs if the player flops. They just go through the whole sorry process again & losses (money!) are written off against tax. The tax income thereby lost by the Govt is taken from elsewhere (that'll eventually mean the like of me) in tax (money!)
What the market (mugs like me) will stand I's pushed to the max. What fans want is completely irrelevant e.g. Benitez (though Chelsea fans seem to be warming to him by the game) except VERY few isolated cases.
 

coundonskyblue

New Member
  • Dec 20, 2012
  • #19
<p>No one is turning on him! All we are saying is for him to suggest its out of his hands is rubbish! If he wanted to go somewhere else for more money then good luck to him, but DON'T LIE!
 
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stevo_ccfc

New Member
  • Dec 20, 2012
  • #20
Use your brains people

His contract and registration are held by forest, they will decide where he goes. If we can't afford their valuation of him he will be sold to someone else no matter how keen he is to stay here.
 

torchomatic

Well-Known Member
  • Dec 20, 2012
  • #21
I don't think we can be too angry with him if he decides his future lies elsewhere. Look back at some of the comments when we signed him, people going over his career stats with a fine tooth comb, etc. He's come in played well, scored more goals that we could have dreamed of. It's been good while it lasted. Hopefully we can keep him, if not then good luck to him.
 

SkyBlue_Bear83

Well-Known Member
  • Dec 20, 2012
  • #22
coundonskyblue said:
<p>No one is turning on him! All we are saying is for him to suggest its out of his hands is rubbish! If he wanted to go somewhere else for more money then good luck to him, but DON'T LIE!
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I believe it was a reaction to Regis comments calling him an arsehole and a knob before the player has even finished his loan spell with us
 
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Brighton Sky Blue

Well-Known Member
  • Dec 20, 2012
  • #23
It'd be a shame if some here started giving him the King treatment simply for choosing Championship football. The bloke could well have scored 20 by January and frankly I'm glad we had him while we did.
 

sotv1987

Member
  • Dec 20, 2012
  • #24
ccfcdan said:
Oh dear. I wondered how long it would be before fans begin to turn on Goldie. If he gets a better offer then he will leave! When he signed for us he said that it was a chance to show people what he can do and get himself in the shop window. He has done just that and deserves whatever move he gets.
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100% agreed, he hasn't even gone yet and he is being turned against, why don't we wait and see, he has been fantastic for us, that goes without saying, he has put us in a good position to kick on and Robins will have a back up, i think whatever happens he should be applauded for his efforts not berated, if players ever were to come on this site, you could understand why they would want to Feck off with some of the comments on here!!!! back Robins and keep the faith, regardless of who comes and goes!! (I await the onslaught)
 

Otis

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  • Dec 20, 2012
  • #25
coundonskyblue said:
<p>No one is turning on him! All we are saying is for him to suggest its out of his hands is rubbish! If he wanted to go somewhere else for more money then good luck to him, but DON'T LIE!
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Indeed. No-one is turning on him. Just saying that fans will be bitter if he goes and then we slump as a result.
 

CJparker

New Member
  • Dec 20, 2012
  • #26
2 comments on the slew of "McG" threads recently...

1) why all the gloom and negativity about our prospects of keeping him?? It's almost as is everyone is being negative on purpose, so as not to "jinx" our prospects of signing him

2) what's the big deal anyway? we are not a one man team. Yes, we have been revitalised since he joined, but now we have momentum on our side and may sign someone else to help us keep it up.
 
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Skyblue4u

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  • Dec 20, 2012
  • #27
It's up to him capital letter full stop. His agent will advise him and he will choose which deal he wants. To think his agent will tell him where he has to go is at best a stupid statement
 
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woody11462

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  • Dec 20, 2012
  • #28
skybluelee said:
It is 100% upto mcg where he goes. Surely nobody believes otherwise?
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No it's not. If CCFC won't match Forrest's asking price, it's not up to him. It's down to who bids for him. Then it's down to issues such as wages, if we are only offering 25% of what other clubs are offering, he's gonna have to seriously consider what to do but his family may also have some day in their his move.

If we can't offer something competitive for a player who is enjoying his time here, lives local, is seventh choice at his patent club, publicly not wanted at said club and going into the last 6 months of his contract where they will get no compo for him, we need to complaining bout our owners!!! You offer him a decent contract, he will sign. He's spent three years hardly playing, he doesn't want to do that again.
 
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Skyblue4u

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  • Dec 20, 2012
  • #29
woody11462 said:
No it's not. If CCFC won't match Forrest's asking price, it's not up to him. It's down to who bids for him. Then it's down to issues such as wages, if we are only offering 25% of what other clubs are offering, he's gonna have to seriously consider what to do but his family may also have some day in their his move.

If we can't offer something competitive for a player who is enjoying his time here, lives local, is seventh choice at his patent club, publicly not wanted at said club and going into the last 6 months of his contract where they will get no compo for him, we need to complaining bout our owners!!! You offer him a decent contract, he will sign. He's spent three years hardly playing, he


doesn't want to do that again.
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Err yes it is. He's fully within his rights to see out his contract at forest and leave on a free when it ends. M UST be earning a fair wedge at forest
 
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TrueSkyBlueLiam

Member
  • Dec 20, 2012
  • #30
He's a quality player and he's affordable. Forest want rid of him, we want him to stay and we wont have to pay the earth to get him. 250k tops. It all depends if he wants to stay that much to say no to Championship clubs
 

Nick

Administrator
  • Dec 20, 2012
  • #31
The thing is, he isn't a Coventry fan and has no attachment to us.

If somebody offered you a job on 300 quid a week and then somebody else 3,500 a week would you turn it down? A footballer's career is short.

He employs his agent to get him the best deals possible for him and his family, this is why he leaves it to the agent.
 

Danceswithhorses

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  • Dec 20, 2012
  • #32
Skyblue4u said:
MUST be earning a fair wedge at forest
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Apparently on about £10000pw at Forest iirc
 

ashbyjan

Well-Known Member
  • Dec 20, 2012
  • #33
The main decision maker in all of this is McG - just like Westwood treated us he decided to let his contract wind down and not even talk to any other club until then and we were powerless to do anything as he simply priced himself beyond anything we could afford. When he was a free agent he chose to go to Sunderland. To say he has no say in it is simply laughable - if his agent got him a dire contract with a 3rd Division side in Siberia or Sudan would he simply say thanks and trot off? He will have given his agent his ideal scenario - eg division, geographic preference, minimum salary and length of contract etc and its up to the agent to get as close to that as possible and bring the available options to McG who then decides which to take.

With his profile and record being good at the moment and his wage demands no doubt way above anything we can or should afford I am afraid it could be bye bye David. But if he does decide to sit out contract and tells Forest that and says the only place I will go on loan is Cov then maybe we have a chance of keeping him for remainder of season.
 
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Otis

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  • Dec 20, 2012
  • #34
£10,000? We can pay that no probs.

We have all that money sitting in the bank that should have been paid as rent.
 
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valiant15

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  • Dec 20, 2012
  • #35
I'd love him to stay but shouldn't sisu pay their bills first?
 
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