Redemption
Agenda Benda
How much did we pay for Shelvey?
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Jonjo Shelvey
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Gyros Peter
Sauce salad?
6m plus wages for 2.5 years I believe.
Gyros Peter
Sauce salad?
What's interesting is that transfermarkt has us at 12 loans in total - assume some are permanent options which changes the rules. The Shelvey loan might be too, though I doubt he'd have gone to the guardian with this news - he strikes me as a daily star type.
RianBrice
Viv Anderson
Monkman
Grenville Morris
I don't understand, wouldn't terminating his contract be a good thing?
Gyros Peter
Sauce salad?
It will have cost us the price of his contract in full. I think it's more likely that we agreed a purchase option for zero cash and agreed to pay off a percentage of his wages to make up any losses, assuming they can't pay his weekly wage in full (at the end of the loan if the option is triggered).
DapperDan
Steve Chettle
Would all the cost suddenly hit our accounts for FFP because of it?
I think there is also an issue in that it looks like we told the PL it was a loan, at least that's what it read like.
Gyros Peter
Sauce salad?
One thing I'm not sure about is whether a loan to perm changes whether it fits within the seven loans out rule? I think it's different if an option is present, but can't remember where I got that from, or if I'm mixing up rules?
Mr. Blonde
Jack Burkitt
Lol WTF?
Est.1865
Screw The PL
If nothing else it’s a timely reminder we can’t just readily loan players off the books in January..or mores the point there is a limit we can’t exceed.
It's Baggio
John Robertson
I wonder if the PL will let us dump the pay-off in the 24/25 accounts?
Berkshire Red
Jack Armstrong
Is there a limit? If so, what is it? And surely Chelsea must have more players out on loan than we do.
Did PSG have a similar challenge last January when we loaned Keylor Navas?
Redemption
Agenda Benda
It's currently seven in, seven out.
From July 1 2024, it will drop to six in, six out.
It applies to international loans.
It also limits transfers between clubs to no more than 3.
Players aged 21 and younger and club-trained players will be exempt from these limitations.
the mask of zorro
Geoff Thomas
Chelsea appear to have 20 players out on loan!
Redemption
Agenda Benda
No. The loss would consolidate into one financial year instead of being amortised over the length of his contract, plus some the remaining salary would likely get pulled forward too.
Canadian_red
Grenville Morris
What the f*** is going on? The guardian story makes us look like fools. I don't really see the issue with just stating that we terminated his contract in the summer, I don't think anyone would've been surprised. I don't know why we'd report it as loan if that wasn't the case.
BryanRoy22
Ian Bowyer
There's some little twisted weirdo in the media who's digging and digging isn't there?
Morpeth
John Robertson
Probably just that it was agreed to be a loan but then changed to be permanent at the last minute and the twitter team didn’t know so just tweeted the originally agreed wording.
donny
Grenville Morris
Definitely this.
The media have to have a bee in their bonnet over something.
We're down to 6 international loans now with Scarpa leaving, so, theres space for another player to head off abroad.
Canadian_red
Grenville Morris
Fair enough. Still makes us look shady with it not being clarified until now. Glad he's gone though.
Red Dog in a Forest
Viv Anderson
Exactly this.
I think the FFP news (not news...just pure speculation at this point) means we are the club to report on for any minor indiscretion.
eyupmeduck
Geoff Thomas
I would sayvthat maybe someone needs to tell Jonjo then (Clearly talks about the loan).
Of course its very possible that at the end of the loan an agreement has been reached in relation to the permanent position but for the element of doubt, this transfer had to:
Have a deal sheet completed which was ratified by fifa and the english/Turkish fa
Have Appropriate international clearances like work permits
If the contract was terminated it would have had to be agreed to by all parties and Forest would have had no say in where the player went to nor have been mentioned constantly
Its possible that its both I.e. A loan with an agreement for termination at the end or permanent transfer that acts in the same way albeit rolls over until the next ffp window or indeed that kicks in in this transfer window.
The player talks about it as a loan, both clubs have reported it as a loan, no one has publicly discussed the situation at the end of the loan but obviously doing no research in terms of contacting the club he is at now, his former club or the player or their representatives for factual comments nor indeed understanding that whatever happened the EPL would be fully aware due to the nature of the transfer reporting needed seems to be fine in the case of this "journalism".
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Of course its very possible that at the end of the loan an agreement has been reached in relation to the permanent position but for the element of doubt, this transfer had to:
Have a deal sheet completed which was ratified by fifa and the english/Turkish fa
Have Appropriate international clearances like work permits
If the contract was terminated it would have had to be agreed to by all parties and Forest would have had no say in where the player went to nor have been mentioned constantly
Its possible that its both I.e. A loan with an agreement for termination at the end or permanent transfer that acts in the same way albeit rolls over until the next ffp window or indeed that kicks in in this transfer window.
The player talks about it as a loan, both clubs have reported it as a loan, no one has publicly discussed the situation at the end of the loan but obviously doing no research in terms of contacting the club he is at now, his former club or the player or their representatives for factual comments nor indeed understanding that whatever happened the EPL would be fully aware due to the nature of the transfer reporting needed seems to be fine in the case of this "journalism".
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youreds1986
Geoff Thomas
I imagine we agreed a loan, announced it and then when it went for clearance we got a slap on the wrist for not complying with rules and so hastily terminated his contract.
TrentEndGaribaldi
Reidy
The way I interpreted it is that there's a suggestion we may have 'amended' the original loan move retrospectively once we realised we couldn't make anymore loans and then swept it under the rug hoping nobody would notice.
congo_red_49
Ale Ape
Unless there was a Legal reason for termination, under breach of contract, for example.
Such a process would probably take time and be under a period of non-disclosure, so it wouldn't be announced immediately...
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