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Gary Cahill.

I think the majority of Bolton supporters are resigned to losing Cahill this summer and Coyle has put him in the shop window with a massive advertising campaign. ?17 million seems to be the quoted figure time and time again.

 

But... But which clubs are realistically going to stump up the cash?

 

Looking at the 'big' clubs, they all already have CB's as good as/better than Cahill. Except for Arsenal, but Wenger's just ruled out any ?15m signings this summer.

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that'll be 6 or 7 million a year in wages, please

 

super

 

6 or 7 million for one of those centre backs and kranjcar, 70k a week each. Im not convinced - think i read van der vaart top earner on 65k, modric only on 45k. kranjcar 30 odd id said. Weve just lost a big earner in Elmander too, cahill will be one of the bigger earners, hes goes too.

 

So we should be happy and settle for the likes that have been linked recently - Mears, Ranger, Jerome? That calibre of player is a one ticket to the bottom 3.

 

Id certainly rather pay 2m a year in wagees over 3 years for kranjcar (so more than the 35k i suspect) than pay a transfer fee of 5m for jerome and 15-20k a week (appreciate different positions etc)

i was shocked by how low spurs wage bill is in comparison to the big boys. they were below villa

i was shocked by how low spurs wage bill is in comparison to the big boys. they were below villa

Jews in thrifty shocker :roll:

According to the BN, Cahill has got just 12 months left on his contract. :blink:

 

Is that right?? If so, I'm very surprised we're talking about figures like ?17m when he'll be a free agent this time next year.

According to the BN, Cahill has got just 12 months left on his contract. :blink:

I read that in The Sunday Times yesterday as well, I believe it to be duff information though

BN in duff info shocker.

 

 

Better check Wiki, lads.

http://www.thisislondon.co.uk/standard-sport/football/article-23730239-gary-cahill-signs-new-bolton-contract.do

 

http://www.telegraph.co.uk/sport/football/teams/bolton-wanderers/6003413/Boltons-Gary-Cahill-signs-new-three-year-contract.html

 

According to these reports plus a lot of others I can't be bothered to paste in he signed a 3 year deal in August 2009.

 

Which means he has a year left on his deal unless he signed something in the meantime?

I thought he signed an improved contract this time last year?

i was shocked by how low spurs wage bill is in comparison to the big boys. they were below villa

 

in turn, most people are surprised by how much Villa actually spent under Martin O'Neill - given most people also think he was one of them miracle shoe string worker type managers

 

the bloke pissed money away left, right and centre - certainly on transfers and presumably wages too

I thought he signed an improved contract this time last year?

 

 

I was surprised when I first read that he only had 12 months left but can't find any evidence to the contrary. Thinking about it, it was Megson who sorted his last deal out and said how relieved he was in getting the min release put in. A 3 yr deal signed in '09 so yep ...

 

This could well affect his valuation by the clubs looking to swoop. I reckon Garty may well be looking to push a sale through asap. (I dont blame him).

Thing is, I can't see Gary not signing a new contract if they offer him one. I can see him asking for higher wages, but I don't think he'd hold out like Elmander did - he seems to be quite a level-headed lad.

I don't think he'd hold out like Elmander did - he seems to be quite a level-headed lad.

 

Not sure what Elmander did to be seen as not level-headed. Always conducted himself well, never whinged about being put on the wing or in centre-mid. He just got on with it.

 

We offered him (allegedly) a contract that wasn't to his liking and he moved on... and so have we.

Thing is, I can't see Gary not signing a new contract if they offer him one. I can see him asking for higher wages, but I don't think he'd hold out like Elmander did - he seems to be quite a level-headed lad.

I don't see why Cahill would be any different to any other footballer. If we offer him a new 3 year deal on ?50K per week, why would he sign that when he knows in 12 months time he could walk away for nothing, get a ?5M signing on fee and a wage of upwards of ?60K per week.

 

Don't be fooled that Cahill would be any different to any other footballer, money talks at the end of the day

Depends if he wants to further his career in what limited years he has, Elmander was never going to be a better player or play at a higher level. At that point it becomes all about the money. Cahill could play in the next 2 world cups if things go well.

I wasnt aware we was thinking of selling, OC seemed to talk him down and put off any potential bidders during the Masters.

I wasnt aware we was thinking of selling, OC seemed to talk him down and put off any potential bidders during the Masters.

If we can get ?15M~?17M for him now or possibly get nothing for him in 12 months time, then there is really only one choice. The sad thing would be if only one club came in for him, and we ended up having to let him go for something below the rumoured ?15M

every interview ive seen, coyle pretty much wants him sold.

every interview ive seen, coyle pretty much wants him sold.

 

It is bordering on begging, it looks a bit embarrasing to be honest and it is only going to make it glaringly obvious that we really need the money to strengthen the rest of the squad and make other times bid next to nothing.

So, he's got 12 months left and a buy-out clause of ?17 million. If we keep him, it's going to cost us the best part of ?500,000 a game. By January he'll be worth half the ?17m then in May 2012 - fuck all.

I'm not convinced he only has 12 months left. After all, whenever this is the case, every press article will mention it after a player's name.

 

For example :-

 

"Ashley Young, who is now in the final year of his contract, is on the verge of joining ..."

 

The only place I've seen a mention of Cahill being in his last year is in that one BN article.

every interview ive seen, coyle pretty much wants him sold.

 

Definitely the impression - keeps bringing it up when theres no need. If theres no concrete bids and you dont want sell just keep quiet about it, stop telling us he could play for any club about. Inviting bids in my eyes

Why don't one of you twatters twatter Gartside and ask him?

every interview ive seen, coyle pretty much wants him sold.

 

aye

 

and we're all expecting him to move on too

 

so i wonder what'd happen if no one came in for him and we started next season with

 

a) him playing knowing he'll go at some point

B) not having perhaps had an extra ?20m to spend

Why don't one of you twatters twatter Gartside and ask him?

 

 

Gartside doesn't respond to me for some reason on twitter

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