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I don't have a problem with the statement, quite the reverse. I think it's the best way the club can handle this. Puts the club in control of the situation, and makes it clear to any potential suitors that we won't be accepting cut price bids. I have no doubt the club will accept offers they think are appropriate. The money in English football is insane, and it's about time clubs in Scotland started holding out for the true value of a player. If Ferguson was at Celtic or Rangers they'd be saying he was worth £10m+, so good on the club for playing hard.

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16 minutes ago, Illgresi said:

 Puts the club in control of the situation, and makes it clear to any potential suitors that we won't be accepting cut price bids. 

I presume if they don't come back with a higher bid... depending on who wants them they can wait it out and come back with maybe a price a bit more and take him. I presume like every Scottish club if a bid comes in its hard to say no for so long ? The rest of what you saying I agree with but is irrelevant. 

Didn't Aberdeen have to go to a tribunal to make them pay Hamilton Accies ? Or something along those lines 

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Just now, Robin.Hood said:

I presume if they don't come back with a higher bid... depending on who wants them they can wait it out and come back with maybe a price a bit more and take him. I presume like every Scottish club if a bid comes in its hard to say no for so long ? The rest of what you saying I agree with but is irrelevant. 

We wouldn't be in any urgent need to sell. Looks like the club are trying to control it and fund the required rebuild.

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3 minutes ago, Robin.Hood said:

I presume if they don't come back with a higher bid... depending on who wants them they can wait it out and come back with maybe a price a bit more and take him. I presume like every Scottish club if a bid comes in its hard to say no for so long ? The rest of what you saying I agree with but is irrelevant. 

Didn't Aberdeen have to go to a tribunal to make them pay Hamilton Accies ? Or something along those lines 

It was a tribunal because they couldn't agree a fee it wasn't that Aberdeen refused to pay anything. Think it ended up being somewhere between 150-200k.

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19 minutes ago, Robin.Hood said:

I presume if they don't come back with a higher bid... depending on who wants them they can wait it out and come back with maybe a price a bit more and take him. I presume like every Scottish club if a bid comes in its hard to say no for so long ? The rest of what you saying I agree with but is irrelevant. 

Didn't Aberdeen have to go to a tribunal to make them pay Hamilton Accies ? Or something along those lines 

It all comes down to who blinks first. I don't think Dave Cormack amassed a personal fortune of £0.5B by shitting himself when the first offer comes in. If Watford want him, they've already been told the asking price (who knows what that is).

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1 minute ago, Illgresi said:

It all comes down to who blinks first. I don't think Dave Cormack amassed a personal fortune of £0.5B buy shitting himself when the first offer comes in. If Watford want him, they've already been told the asking price (who knows what that is).

Let's see if Aberdeen can hold an English team to get a decent bid. Dosnt happen an awful lot so would be good to see a young Scottish player go for decent money.  See how all this pans out.

I presume when Aberdeen bid for any lower team player it be the exact same for them 

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Away off to your forum to heartily laugh at the inevitable "spend £100k getting Ali McCann and it'll be fine!" chat.

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3 minutes ago, RandomGuy. said:

Away off to your forum to heartily laugh and the inevitable "spend £100k getting Ali McCann and it'll be fine!" chat.

Out of interest can you pull up your play style graphs to compare Ferguson, Allan Campbell, and Ali McCann? And try not to get a chubby on while doing it! ;)

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4 minutes ago, RandomGuy. said:

Away off to your forum to heartily laugh at the inevitable "spend £100k getting Ali McCann and it'll be fine!" chat.

I literally don't know one Aberdeen fan who has uttered the words ' let's buy Ali McCann'. 

You seem to be desperately pushing the myth that McCann is a world class player that every club wants to buy. 

 

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7 minutes ago, DrewDon said:

Surprised he's decided to rock the boat after one rejected bid, days after the season has finished. I suppose he is within his rights, but I think he's been badly advised here. 

His agent will have seen the number of £'s involved and his percentage thereof and ran like Gazza in his housecoat to young Lewis with the transfer request.

What's he got left on his contract 3 years? may yet see if Cormack walks the walk .

 

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5 minutes ago, Illgresi said:

Out of interest can you pull up your play style graphs to compare Ferguson, Allan Campbell, and Ali McCann? And try not to get a chubby on while doing it! ;)

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Skipped past the "getting a chubby" stage tbh.

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7 minutes ago, accies1874 said:

I'll be honest, Ferguson wasn't high on the list of Accies products who I thought would get a Premier League move. An impressive rise for him.

Aye. Went from getting a little run of games at Hamilton to starting every game at Aberdeen.

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No problem at all with the statement as it lets both Lewis Ferguson and any potential buying club know where Aberdeen stand on this. From Lewis Ferguson’s viewpoint, he may be 1) p*ss*d off with Aberdeen rejecting his move to the English Premiership, 2) letting Aberdeen know he’s keen to move upwards and give us plenty of time to make our plans without him. I would imagine it’s 1) as it’s an opportunity to play in that league and get a huge salary which he may be afraid will pass him by if he doesn’t get the chance now.

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35 minutes ago, DrewDon said:

Surprised he's decided to rock the boat after one rejected bid, days after the season has finished. I suppose he is within his rights, but I think he's been badly advised here. 

From reading the bit on the Record site with quotes from his uncle it looks like we didn't give then an asking price which is what they're trying to force.

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