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Newcastle United face competition for QPR striker Loic Remy

2 Aug 2013 08:56

Newcastle United are facing serious competition for the signature of Loic Remy after Tottenham Hotspur put in an inquiry about the French international last night

http://www.chroniclelive.co.uk/sport/football/transfer-news/newcastle-united-face-competition-qpr-5430693?utm_source=dlvr.it&utm_medium=twitter

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Redknapp just mentioned a £2m loan fee for him. :lol:

 

Justified it by saying they signed him on a 4 year deal for £8m so that works out at £2m per year so if someone wants to loan him for a year it would be a £2m fee. Or words to that effect anyway.

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Redknapp just mentioned a £2m loan fee for him. :lol:

 

Justified it by saying they signed him on a 4 year deal for £8m so that works out at £2m per year so if someone wants to loan him for a year it would be a £2m fee. Or words to that effect anyway.

 

Can we have a 25% cut of his next transfer fee then? After all, besides the fee, we will be contributing to his development.

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2m loan fee that's payed if he doesnt go to jail & 3-4m agreed transfer fee. Do it.

 

They want to keep him in the event they get promoted straight up so it's unlikely they fancy an agreed fee.

 

The rape case has sorta played into their hands. If it wasn't for that case, Remy would likely be gone by now. Having said that, without the possibility of a court case we would never have stood a chance with the clubs queuing up for him.

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2m loan fee that's payed if he doesnt go to jail & 3-4m agreed transfer fee. Do it.

 

They want to keep him in the event they get promoted straight up so it's unlikely they fancy an agreed fee.

 

The rape case has sorta played into their hands. If it wasn't for that case, Remy would likely be gone by now. Having said that, without the possibility of a court case we would never have stood a chance with the clubs queuing up for him.

 

Seems to be a fair bit of conflicting quotes about that first bit. I think a reasonable offer would see them selling him or agreeing a future fee.

 

And for the second part, we already would've signed him in January if it wasn't for QPR's ridiculous wages. Why wouldn't we have stood a chance now?

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because he scored a few goals in a s*** team so he's proven, i suppose that's the logic

 

I suppose. But to say we wouldnt have stood a chance is crazy.

 

He did very well during his half season here. He's good enough for a top 6 team. If there was no case hanging over him there would have been clubs jumping all over to sign him at a fee of 6.8m and probably higher wages than we would have offered.

 

Nothing is absolute, sure but we would have likely been blown straight out of the water by other bids. Bearing in mind too there are many other far more ambitious clubs around us.

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