Sam Wedgbury’s contract cancelled by mutual consent - Page 28 - RedPassion.co.uk

TaidTom · 16th May 2018, 05.14:02

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Originally Posted by billybersham

You can not say that Taidtom want like it

What the hell are you on about?

sparky · 16th May 2018, 05.48:48

Six figures for a 28 year old conference centre back? Not a cat in hell's chance.

pagl · 16th May 2018, 05.51:26

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Originally Posted by sparky

Six figures for a 28 year old conference centre back? Not a cat in hell's chance.

Go elsewhere then and persuade a league player to drop down.

Supply & demand will determine a price.

Anyway he isnt for sale.

sparky · 16th May 2018, 05.55:39

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Originally Posted by pagl

Go elsewhere then and persuade a league player to drop down.

Supply & demand will determine a price.

Anyway he isnt for sale.

Of course it will. He is worth what someone is willing to pay, and I'd be amazed if that figure was six figures.

pagl · 16th May 2018, 06.16:38

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Originally Posted by sparky

Of course it will. He is worth what someone is willing to pay, and I'd be amazed if that figure was six figures.

My point is thats ok then. If theyre not willing to pay it then dont sell.

IMO we should be looking to sign James Jones.

harrypothead · 16th May 2018, 06.51:03

Pearson has had a good season here, but he has also had a very good defence around him. He was released by Grimsby as they didn't think he was up to league two standard. He is a top conference player and a great captain at this level. If Walsall were looking to bid for him and build a defence around him at league 1 level, I would say keates will be out of a job by Christmas. He isn't as good as some make out. He's just a very good centre half at conference level. As soon as you move him up the leagues, and put him against faster strikers, I think he would struggle.

Caddy · 16th May 2018, 06.56:42

I know it’s a different level of football but principal is the same.
Virgil Can Dyke was refused permission by Southampton to go to Liverpool and kept to his contract for a period of time, this was seen by many Southampton fans as bad for the team because of the unrest and nearly ended in them getting relegated.

There isn’t any point in keeping a player at a club if he doesn’t want to be here.

Also in regards to transfer fees if the club doesn’t play ball then the player will just sit out his contract and take the money which was agreed it as simple as that.

I applaud the board and manager in taking this decision because it’s the correct one at this level and at all levels imo.

It’s a team game from manager down and if anyone doesn’t want to be part of the team ,let them go for the the sake of the team.

RemovedUser · 16th May 2018, 06.59:27

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Originally Posted by pagl

Go elsewhere then and persuade a league player to drop down.

Supply & demand will determine a price.

Anyway he isnt for sale.

Supply and demand will dictate whether he is for sale too!

sparky · 16th May 2018, 07.18:11

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Originally Posted by harrypothead

Pearson has had a good season here, but he has also had a very good defence around him. He was released by Grimsby as they didn't think he was up to league two standard. He is a top conference player and a great captain at this level. If Walsall were looking to bid for him and build a defence around him at league 1 level, I would say keates will be out of a job by Christmas. He isn't as good as some make out. He's just a very good centre half at conference level. As soon as you move him up the leagues, and put him against faster strikers, I think he would struggle.

This.

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harrypothead Legend Joined: Nov 2004 Racecourse Spot: Used to be the back of the KOP! Real Name: Tom Twitter: @@tomtitch	Re: Sam Wedgbury’s contract cancelled by mutual consent Pearson has had a good season here, but he has also had a very good defence around him. He was released by Grimsby as they didn't think he was up to league two standard. He is a top conference player and a great captain at this level. If Walsall were looking to bid for him and build a defence around him at league 1 level, I would say keates will be out of a job by Christmas. He isn't as good as some make out. He's just a very good centre half at conference level. As soon as you move him up the leagues, and put him against faster strikers, I think he would struggle. __________________ Mr Panesar said: "Gurman Singh was well-regarded, well-respected. He did know his job, he did know how to apply the laws of refereeing in a wholly impartial and competent fashion."

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Caddy User Joined: May 2016 Racecourse Spot: none given Real Name: none given Twitter: @	Re: Sam Wedgbury’s contract cancelled by mutual consent I know it’s a different level of football but principal is the same. Virgil Can Dyke was refused permission by Southampton to go to Liverpool and kept to his contract for a period of time, this was seen by many Southampton fans as bad for the team because of the unrest and nearly ended in them getting relegated. There isn’t any point in keeping a player at a club if he doesn’t want to be here. Also in regards to transfer fees if the club doesn’t play ball then the player will just sit out his contract and take the money which was agreed it as simple as that. I applaud the board and manager in taking this decision because it’s the correct one at this level and at all levels imo. It’s a team game from manager down and if anyone doesn’t want to be part of the team ,let them go for the the sake of the team.