Apparently Sunderland have made a bid for Will Buckley. http://www.express.co.uk/sport/foot...y-leaves-Liverpool-s-Fabio-Borini-in-the-dark Rumours elsewhere say a £2.5m bid which would be worth £225k to us based on our 15% of profit sell on clause.
If we'd have kept Buckley that bit longer we'd have got the £2.5m, we sold too early and misjudged his potential etc. etc.
Not good enough for the Prem and always injured. Good luck Sunderland but it's a nice bit of money for us!
Out of nowhere we're suddenly getting an income stream from players that I forgot we even had a stake in.
Looking forward to next week when Yeates gets his £6m move to Everton and we cash in on our 90% sell on clause.
we had to sell Buckley at the time - it wasn't that we didnt realise the potential. Makes you think how lucky we are now ....Troy would of gone for 4-5 million otherwise
Buckley to Sunderland A fee has now been agreed of £2.5m for Will Buckley from Brighton to Sunderland. That means Watford will receive £225k from a 15% sell-on. The Bassini legacy still lives on!! Edit: Sorry just noticed there was another thread for this. Mods please merge.
Hopefully. I'm just basing it off the BBC article at the time of the sale to Brighton. http://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/0/football/13673673
Lots of substantial windfall this summer from Britt, Buckley, Belkalem and maybe Ekstrand. Gives us some breathing room to bat away Deeney bids.
The Pozzo's should be ashamed letting him leave so cheaply. This is their Cash for Questions scandal IMO
Quite a tough comment, seeing as it was Bassini that sold him........which makes me think, I hope Brighton have got the club's new account details and not use the one Baz set up!!
Sky Sports News HQ @SkySportsNewsHQ 7m More BREAKING NEWS: Sunderland have completed the signing of Will Buckley from Brighton for £2.5million. #SSNHQ
Ts in the middle of words is always a d for some reason there...budder, wader Edited to say I don't know much about the rural WI accent but it can't be far removed from the rural MN and ND accents which make Geordie sound like the Queen's English.