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dont think hes signed yet
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Originally posted by Wild Rover Wild Rover wrote:

dont think hes signed yet
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Just signed according to ssn. Initial fee of £350,000
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Originally posted by BaileNúisBhoy BaileNúisBhoy wrote:

Just signed according to ssn. Initial fee of £350,000


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apparently SAFC signed him after watching him play v man city in the dublin super cup
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Yup he just signed
Hopefully big things for the young lad
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Originally posted by Jonesy Jonesy wrote:

apparently SAFC signed him after watching him play v man city in the dublin super cup
 
I seriously doubt that. I'd say more likely they were one of a few who have been keeping an eye out for a while. James was carrying a bit of an injury into that game as was fairly terrible by the standards he's set all year.
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Initial fee of €400,000. What terms are in the deal that allow this fee to grow?
 
If Derry have any sense they will use this money for long term initatives such as improving facilities at the bradywell, setting up a youth academy etc rather than players wages/signing new players.
 
I hope there is a clause in the deal for 10-15% of any sell on fee.
 
If Cork City had had that in the Shane Long deal they would be getting £700k this week
 
No player should be sold from the LOI without such a clause to go with the initial fee


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Good to hear young lads coming on board Dont really know much about him but hopefully I will soon!!
 
 
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Spot on Jerry.

Youth academy seems in decent enough shape with some of the young talent being produced in Derry but I think the Stadium is pretty much every Derry Fan's priority.
 
Now, 350K obviously wont buy a stadium but hope it goes towards getting the ball rolling on something. Sorting out Merchandising would be a very worthy use of the money as well - its shambolic really.
 
Apparently the sell on clause is 15%.
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Originally posted by AntrimMan AntrimMan wrote:


Spot on Jerry.


Youth academy seems in decent enough shape with some of the young talent being produced in Derry but I think the Stadium is pretty much every Derry Fan's priority.

 

Now, 350K obviously wont buy a stadium but hope it goes towards getting the ball rolling on something. Sorting out Merchandising would be a very worthy use of the money as well - its shambolic really.

 

Apparently the sell on clause is 15%.

 

That's a pretty good deal when you consider the peanuts some of the leagues better players have moved on for in recent years. Other clubs should take note.

 

Not much good though if their accountant doesnt advise them about "matching policy"

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Originally posted by Green Devil Green Devil wrote:

Delighted we got McClean on board , its priceless having so have many EPL players available to Trap  Thumbs Up

 
surprised you even know who he is
 
Seriously was there a need for that?
 
I dont support a LOI Team so therefore its shock that i knew who one of the leagues best players was........Get a grip
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Originally posted by Jerryfromkerry Jerryfromkerry wrote:

 
If Derry have any sense they will use this money for long term initatives such as improving facilities at the bradywell, setting up a youth academy etc rather than players wages/signing new players.
 
 
If Cork City had had that in the Shane Long deal they would be getting £700k this week
 
 
i'd say derry will us the money to pay off existing debt?
 
afaik, cork had a sell on clause for long but they bought it out a few years ago when they were fcuked.
 
EDIT: mixed up long and doyle. they bought out doyles sell on fee.


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Originally posted by DG80 DG80 wrote:

Originally posted by Jerryfromkerry Jerryfromkerry wrote:

 
If Derry have any sense they will use this money for long term initatives such as improving facilities at the bradywell, setting up a youth academy etc rather than players wages/signing new players.
 
 
If Cork City had had that in the Shane Long deal they would be getting £700k this week
 
 
i'd say derry will us the money to pay off existing debt?
 
afaik, cork had a sell on clause for long but they bought it out a few years ago when they were fcuked.
 
EDIT: mixed up long and doyle. they bought out doyles sell on fee.
 
What existing Debt?
 
The last holding company went bust. We are in legal and finacial terms, a new club.
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I see Brian Kerr claiming that the allegiance issue does not sit well with him ahead of the Faroe's game with the Pub Team. Yet he played Clinton Morrison , with whom Ive no problem with, just would like to point the hypocrisoacy of his statement. Surely someone like James from Derry would have more of a right than a 3rd generation player born and bred in England.
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I like Brian Kerr but he seems to have serious dose of sour grapes. Wise up Brian, you seem to have conviently forgotten that you played a Belfast lad named Crossan way back in the the nineties.
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Originally posted by John W John W wrote:

I see Brian Kerr claiming that the allegiance issue does not sit well with him ahead of the Faroe's game with the Pub Team. Yet he played Clinton Morrison , with whom Ive no problem with, just would like to point the hypocrisoacy of his statement. Surely someone like James from Derry would have more of a right than a 3rd generation player born and bred in England.


Saw that.  It's actually staggering hyoprisy seeing as it was him who began picking northern born players such as Ger Crossley for his underage teams.....

Always had time for Kerr but his bitterness really does him no favours...
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