Rumour - Ronan Hale (striker)

[From Despair To Where?]

At £⅐m, there's better value out there.

[Royal_jimmy]

A statement of going down the path of financial ruin once again more like ...

+1. No surprise Jimmy hasn't learnt a goddamn thing

LOL. We might sell someone yet! anyway £1m for a player is hardly breaking the bank even in L1.

[rabidbee]

It is if it's 10-12% of the total budget you hoped to set for the whole year.

[Snowflake Royal]

A statement of going down the path of financial ruin once again more like ...

+1. No surprise Jimmy hasn't learnt a goddamn thing

LOL. We might sell someone yet! anyway £1m for a player is hardly breaking the bank even in L1.

Put down the spade before you dig through the Earth.

[leon]

+1. No surprise Jimmy hasn't learnt a goddamn thing

LOL. We might sell someone yet! anyway £1m for a player is hardly breaking the bank even in L1.

Put down the spade before you dig through the Earth.

ROFLeform levels of economic management from jimmy here.

[From Despair To Where?]

Last season in League 1, 6 clubs exceeded £1m in player purchases.

Wycombe spent £1.5m

Peterborough spent £3m but recouped £7m

Charlton spent £1.2m but recouped £900k

Huddersfield spent £5m but recouped £6m.

The other 2 were Wrexham and Birmingham.


The league as a whole had a nett spend of £16m. Birmingham accounted for £30m of that.

Make of that what you will but I don't think spending £500k on a striker who realistically hasn't played above this level is particularly wise.

[Hound]

I’d be amazed if we spent more than 100k on anyone

[From Despair To Where?]

I don't think we'll pay any fees.

[Snowflake Royal]

In the last 10 years in L1, there have been 22 signings of €1m+

7 of those were Birmingham in one season (with two more just below!). Excluding those financial dopers buying success, that's one and a half €1m signings a season, across 8 different teams. But another 4 came in the same season from other clubs. So it's then 11 in 9 seasons, with last season being a total anomaly.

Transfermarkt was only showing euros for some reason.

[South Coast Royal]

Last season in League 1, 6 clubs exceeded £1m in player purchases.

Wycombe spent £1.5m

Peterborough spent £3m but recouped £7m

Charlton spent £1.2m but recouped £900k

Huddersfield spent £5m but recouped £6m.

The other 2 were Wrexham and Birmingham.


The league as a whole had a nett spend of £16m. Birmingham accounted for £30m of that.

Make of that what you will but I don't think spending £500k on a striker who realistically hasn't played above this level is particularly wise.

Martin Butler?

[From Despair To Where?]

Last season in League 1, 6 clubs exceeded £1m in player purchases.

Wycombe spent £1.5m

Peterborough spent £3m but recouped £7m

Charlton spent £1.2m but recouped £900k

Huddersfield spent £5m but recouped £6m.

The other 2 were Wrexham and Birmingham.


The league as a whole had a nett spend of £16m. Birmingham accounted for £30m of that.

Make of that what you will but I don't think spending £500k on a striker who realistically hasn't played above this level is particularly wise.

Martin Butler?

He cost more than Jamie Cureton, Dave Kitson, Kevin Doyle and Shane Long put together.

I'm talking about now. That's not the sort of sums we should be spending on a player at this present time unless it's an absolute no brainer.

[Sutekh]

Believe this one is still rumbling on, might things come to a head once Reading get £2m for Knibbs?

[tidus_mi2]

I do hope we sign this guy up, he seems really exciting and could turn out to be a bit of a hidden gem.

[WestYorksRoyal]

I'd take the £1m quote with a pinch of salt. Didn't SJM once say Long was worth £20m after we lost at Wembley?

Players relegated out of the SPL are not worth £1m.

[leon]

Last season in League 1, 6 clubs exceeded £1m in player purchases.

Wycombe spent £1.5m

Peterborough spent £3m but recouped £7m

Charlton spent £1.2m but recouped £900k

Huddersfield spent £5m but recouped £6m.

The other 2 were Wrexham and Birmingham.


The league as a whole had a nett spend of £16m. Birmingham accounted for £30m of that.

Make of that what you will but I don't think spending £500k on a striker who realistically hasn't played above this level is particularly wise.

Martin Butler?

He cost more than Jamie Cureton, Dave Kitson, Kevin Doyle and Shane Long put together.

I'm talking about now. That's not the sort of sums we should be spending on a player at this present time unless it's an absolute no brainer.

yeah but Buttocks Butler was immense for us. And a handsome devil as well.