Shawmi
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We can then focus on getting Edward’s out after Ollie !Don't let's get ahead of ourselves. Let's get Rowett out first, then we'll rid our club of Harris.
Tanganga!
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HappyLion
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So if he wants to play overseas and no one comes in who he fancies he might stay. Starnge world. I truley hope he gets the club he wants and goes on to end his career on a high note. Great respect for him. Even though he has been with us for a short time he has proved to be proper wall.
Edward Alistair
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I would of thought the overseas option is being spoken about because clubs are already interested in him and with the other top leagues abroad being more technical than physical it would be easy to see the attraction for him.
returnofthetankme20
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On a positive for us we should do everything to broker the overseas move as the 1.2m release is only for premier league clubs they would have to pay the going rate for him happy days
Edward Alistair
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Therefore, if any of those sides on the continent want to do a deal, they will have to speak to Millwall and agree terms, like any normal transfer.
That means the Londoners could be in a position to negotiate a fee higher than £1.2m, and any foreign side may want to act swiftly to ensure Tanganga doesn’t end up in England’s top-flight.
Not the best sauce but FLW have quoted Teamtalk, who have said the 1.2m clause is just for the premiership.
I don't suppose we will know the true extent of his release clause until the transfer happens but he did go abroad for a loan spell so it's not as though he isn't open to a move elsewhere.
If true I would expect a lower than expected fee as Tanga still has control over where he goes but as it stands 4m will do me.
That means the Londoners could be in a position to negotiate a fee higher than £1.2m, and any foreign side may want to act swiftly to ensure Tanganga doesn’t end up in England’s top-flight.
Not the best sauce but FLW have quoted Teamtalk, who have said the 1.2m clause is just for the premiership.
I don't suppose we will know the true extent of his release clause until the transfer happens but he did go abroad for a loan spell so it's not as though he isn't open to a move elsewhere.
If true I would expect a lower than expected fee as Tanga still has control over where he goes but as it stands 4m will do me.
Bexleybill
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Forgive me if this has been asked before (can't be arsed to read whole thread) but surely the 1.2m clause only relates to premier league clubs, so if a kraut team buys him they have to pay the full whack or am I wrong?
silverlion
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You are right BB but what is the full whack? I agree it is more than 1.2m but in today’s market could it be 5m or even 10m?
Edward Alistair
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Not sure we can hold out for a lot of money if a premier club is also after him, if I was Tanga I'd be saying 'don't ask too much for me or I'll sign for a premier club'.
Millwall Of Oz
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why would the player have anything to do with the clubs negotiating with one another - they dont. The only way they can have some influence if they refuse to train/play unless sold.
Edward Alistair
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Tanga wants to go to the foreign club but we are wanting too much which would threaten his chance of the move.
I'm not saying it is the case but we would probably have to settle for less than his real worth in order to get more than the 1.2m
It's an unusual clause that still benefits Tanga if foreign clubs are interested.
Foreign club offers 5m, club wants 10m and there is a premier club already offered 1.2m.
Tanga wants to go to the foreign club but we are wanting too much which would threaten his chance of the move.
I'm not saying it is the case but we would probably have to settle for less than his real worth in order to get more than the 1.2m
It's an unusual clause that still benefits Tanga if foreign clubs are interested.
Millwall Of Oz
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the clause becomes relevant only if the player is interested in moving to the premier league. If he is only interested in moving abroad (as is the latest reports - of course could be bs) then a foreign club will have to meet what we determine the right amount, not what tanganga wants/thinks
coldblower
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He’s a very good player but makes mistakes as well, don’t get all the talk about our greatest ever centre half . We have had some fantastic centre half’s over the years. People only seem to remember Tangangas great tackles that he does make. I personally would be more upset if Williams, Ivanovic, Cooper De Noore or a couple of others were leaving.
If he’s been that mercenary round us then I hope he’s gone asap so we can crack on without him. He couldn’t buy a game at the yids and we put him in the spot light.
If he’s been that mercenary round us then I hope he’s gone asap so we can crack on without him. He couldn’t buy a game at the yids and we put him in the spot light.
Edward Alistair
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Messi makes mistakes and some of our fans would complain about Mbappe if he was in our side.
Surely it is obvious that Tanga has a level of control, anticipation, passing above anyone we have seen in a Wall shirt?
It might look good that a player steams in and takes the man and ball but Tanga has already read the situation to get in the right position, then his first touch puts the ball in a place where either he is fouled or he can look up to make a good pass, no footballer is perfect but the quality of this fella has been there to see for a season and a half, if you want to look for faults , you will always find them as there is no one that is perfect.
Furthermore he seems a decent fella, in a shite world, in a sport that is driven by selfish greed, somehow little old scumbags that are Millwall attract not only the best owners in the game but a conveyor belt of decent hard working footballers.
Wippa
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That’s it in a nutshell
BigPaul
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The ridiculous assumptions some people make, based on nothing at all, about a young man doing the best job he can, are quite breathtaking.
coldblower
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Yet to be seen if he’s motivated by greed, loyalty, love of the game . Time will tell.
coldblower
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Colin cooper was a far more accomplished centre half who hardly ever made any mistakes, went on to play for England,Tanganga hardly set the world alight at Tottenham .can’t remember this much fuss when he was sold for a fraction of his value to Forest. Each to their own, Tangangas a very good player but Crama looks more than capable of filling his boots. I won’t mourn a player who doesn’t want to be here.