Stuart Holden

Natasha Whittam wrote:

largehat wrote:Income from player transfers isn't itemised in the club accounts, Natasha.

I didn't say it was. I've seen it in black and white, can't say how or why though.

You are full of shit.

largehat wrote:

You are full of shit.

I can't divulge my source for obvious reasons, but nice comeback.

wasnt through the NOTW was it?

100 up

If your going to claim that Holden has a relegation release clause of zero, your going to have to back it up with some sort of evidence, as it's a pretty ludicrous suggestion.

Natasha Whittam wrote:

largehat wrote:

You are full of shit.

I can't divulge my source for obvious reasons, but nice comeback.

You're a liar.

bwfc1874 wrote:If your going to claim that Holden has a relegation release clause of zero, your going to have to back it up with some sort of evidence, as it's a pretty ludicrous suggestion.

You think I care that people don't believe me? Anyway, the proof will be in the pudding.

Wigan paid a £1m loan fee for Al-Habsi. They made three bids for him permanently after he returned to BWFC. This was confirmed by the player himself on Twitter. The bids were thought to be £2m-£2.5m, then £3m, then the final one which was accepted was thought to be £3.7-£4m.

The idea that none of this happened and that we let him go for £2m after a protracted bidding process is complete and utter bullshit. You haven't got secret access to confidential paperwork Natasha, and I suspect you haven't been to a game for a long time.

I don't know who your intended audience is for your lies, but people on this forum will make their own mind up.

Not bothered if you care or not to be honest, but if you post a claim like that surely you expect to be asked to back it up? Or at least give some idea of how you'd know something that nobody else outside the club does?

Why the club would allow him to have a relegation clause of zero pounds is baffling any chance your source is wrong?

Considering what you've claimed about Al habsi then it's pretty difficult to take you seriously.

bwfc1874 wrote:Not bothered if you care or not to be honest, but if you post a claim like that surely you expect to be asked to back it up? Or at least give some idea of how you'd know something that nobody else outside the club does?

Why the club would allow him to have a relegation clause of zero pounds is baffling any chance your source is wrong?

Considering what you've claimed about Al habsi then it's pretty difficult to take you seriously.

Al Habsi had a £2m clause in his contract, this is a fact I gleamed from someone on the Wigan staff.

So why did we sell him for 4? lol.

Hipster_Nebula wrote:So why did we sell him for 4? lol.

We didn't. I refuse to repeat myself again. If you don't believe me send a tweet to Al Habsi.

I wouldn't want to embarrass myself.

Hipster_Nebula wrote:I wouldn't want to embarrass myself.

That ship sailed years ago. Tweet him.

After the Wembley debacle we were/are dreadful. What did we do in the last closed season. Sell our best keeper and tried to sell Cahill (it took a bit longer to sell Gary than Gartside would have liked).

In my opinion, Had Holden been fit at the start of the season he would have been sold in Jan.

With Boggies weekly improving performances, the chairman will be looking forward to another little cash injection next January, if JJ can be pursued to stick around for another season.

If anyone loves Stu you'll love this little interview he did for the BBC.

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Talks about Muamba, his injury and his desire to play in the champions league one day!

Hipster_Nebula wrote:and his desire to play in the champions league one day!

Told you, he's already touting himself.

Fair enough, i can't imagine he's actively seeking a season in the championship, if someone comes in he'll be off, as would 99% of players.

I'll be surprised if anyone is in until January though, maybe one of the promoted teams?

When Bolton go down the players will jump ship, it stands to reason. No one is that loyal.

You're right there, there's no loyalty in football, and i wouldn't expect there to be to be honset.

If someone offers you more money, better prospects, you generally leave.