| Oh dear... on 11:57 - Jul 16 with 4052 views | JimmyRustler |
The fee is irrelevant. If we sell Henderson then we are accepting that we are happy to rot in League 2 for the foreseeable future. I'm not sure I'll even bother going this season if he goes tbh |  | |  |
| Oh dear... on 11:59 - Jul 16 with 4039 views | D_Alien |
| Oh dear... on 11:05 - Jul 16 by Cedar_Room |
I think the speculation comes from years and years of the club seeming happy to sell our best players regardless of how much it negatively impacts on the team, to the point where it's hard to think that the club would stop at nothing to keep a player at the Dale. It seems to me the most likely scenario here is that Hendo will be sold for a sum of money the club think makes good sense (given his age) but which the fans will be extremely unhappy about. It doesn't seem like we NEED to sell Hendo, unlike at other times in recent memory, but that certainly doesn't mean we WON'T. I would love to be proven wrong of course. |
That's all very well
But whilst Hendo has repeatedly expressed his wish to see out his career at Dale, if he finds out there's an extra £5k per week on the table for a couple of years; and just as importantly, if his wife/partner has a view on this, are you seriously suggesting that we retain the services of a player who starts to become disaffected with his situation here? And becomes more so as the season wears on? And then Dale lose the chance of a transfer fee as Salford progress after looking elsewhere?
Some realism needed in this whole debate. I for one think Dale need to start planning right now for when Hendo is no longer playing for us. He could, for instance, pick up a long term injury early doors. All this talk of "we're doomed" if he goes is just pure negativity
I do agree that if he decides he wants to cash in towards the end of his career, we should ensure the club is properly compensated. I'm reluctant to put a figure on that, but let's just say if Salford can afford an extra £250k for two years in wages then the club should benefit by at least as much |  |
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| Oh dear... on 12:25 - Jul 16 with 3924 views | DareToCalvin |
Someone tweeted Darragh MacAnthony again a couple of days ago to see if he was after Camps, and again he replied 'No', so surely the bid that was rejected can't have been from Peterborough. |  | | |
| Oh dear... on 12:28 - Jul 16 with 3910 views | ChaffRAFC |
| Oh dear... on 12:25 - Jul 16 by DareToCalvin |
Someone tweeted Darragh MacAnthony again a couple of days ago to see if he was after Camps, and again he replied 'No', so surely the bid that was rejected can't have been from Peterborough. |
Maybe he lied? |  |
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| Oh dear... on 12:35 - Jul 16 with 3874 views | DareToCalvin |
| Oh dear... on 12:28 - Jul 16 by ChaffRAFC |
Maybe he lied? |
Potentially, and probably, as he seems to reply 'No' to most tweets | | | |
| Oh dear... on 14:41 - Jul 16 with 3664 views | judd |
Don't want to cause any panic but I've just seen Hendo getting his knuckles tatoo'd whilst he was wearing a Brian & Michael tee shirt and he had his tracksuit bottoms tucked into his black Champion socks, with his 2 sandy coloured pitbulls , Butty and Scholesey, lay at his feet. |  |
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| Oh dear... on 17:40 - Jul 16 with 3387 views | mikehunt |
He’s been seen in the Bargain Booze in Higher Broughton |  |
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| Oh dear... on 18:37 - Jul 16 with 3250 views | soulboy |
| Oh dear... on 17:40 - Jul 16 by mikehunt |
He’s been seen in the Bargain Booze in Higher Broughton |
Calling someone a bleedin bleeder. |  | | |
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| Oh dear... on 20:15 - Jul 16 with 3052 views | kiwidale |
| Oh dear... on 11:59 - Jul 16 by D_Alien |
That's all very well
But whilst Hendo has repeatedly expressed his wish to see out his career at Dale, if he finds out there's an extra £5k per week on the table for a couple of years; and just as importantly, if his wife/partner has a view on this, are you seriously suggesting that we retain the services of a player who starts to become disaffected with his situation here? And becomes more so as the season wears on? And then Dale lose the chance of a transfer fee as Salford progress after looking elsewhere?
Some realism needed in this whole debate. I for one think Dale need to start planning right now for when Hendo is no longer playing for us. He could, for instance, pick up a long term injury early doors. All this talk of "we're doomed" if he goes is just pure negativity
I do agree that if he decides he wants to cash in towards the end of his career, we should ensure the club is properly compensated. I'm reluctant to put a figure on that, but let's just say if Salford can afford an extra £250k for two years in wages then the club should benefit by at least as much |
You are spot on with that summary D_A as you often are as was Cedar_Room earlier in the thread. There is a bit of naivety being shown to suggest that the club will stand in the way or possibly could stand in the way should Henderson accept the money on offer the clubs only role then will be to up the ante nothing more. $150000 tops to suggest One million is silly talk. |  |
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| Oh dear... on 20:25 - Jul 16 with 3011 views | nordenblue |
| Oh dear... on 11:59 - Jul 16 by D_Alien |
That's all very well
But whilst Hendo has repeatedly expressed his wish to see out his career at Dale, if he finds out there's an extra £5k per week on the table for a couple of years; and just as importantly, if his wife/partner has a view on this, are you seriously suggesting that we retain the services of a player who starts to become disaffected with his situation here? And becomes more so as the season wears on? And then Dale lose the chance of a transfer fee as Salford progress after looking elsewhere?
Some realism needed in this whole debate. I for one think Dale need to start planning right now for when Hendo is no longer playing for us. He could, for instance, pick up a long term injury early doors. All this talk of "we're doomed" if he goes is just pure negativity
I do agree that if he decides he wants to cash in towards the end of his career, we should ensure the club is properly compensated. I'm reluctant to put a figure on that, but let's just say if Salford can afford an extra £250k for two years in wages then the club should benefit by at least as much |
If he was to be offered an "extra" 5K a week Salford would have to more than double what they allegedly pay their current top earner, I can see that going down a storm in the dressing room. I can fully expect them to be offering slightly more than us but I'd be surprised if it's silly money, I'm guessing people still think our top earners are on 2k a week mind.. That's not directly aimed at you DA as you make some very good points as usual. | | | |
| Oh dear... on 20:43 - Jul 16 with 2949 views | kiwidale |
| Oh dear... on 20:25 - Jul 16 by nordenblue |
If he was to be offered an "extra" 5K a week Salford would have to more than double what they allegedly pay their current top earner, I can see that going down a storm in the dressing room. I can fully expect them to be offering slightly more than us but I'd be surprised if it's silly money, I'm guessing people still think our top earners are on 2k a week mind.. That's not directly aimed at you DA as you make some very good points as usual. |
You're knowledge of Salfords salary cap is better than mine but if you are correct and not merely guessing that the top earner at Salford is on less than 2.5k a week? that being the case we wont have a problem keeping Henderson will we. [Post edited 16 Jul 2019 21:31]
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| Oh dear... on 21:47 - Jul 16 with 2782 views | nordenblue |
| Oh dear... on 20:43 - Jul 16 by kiwidale |
You're knowledge of Salfords salary cap is better than mine but if you are correct and not merely guessing that the top earner at Salford is on less than 2.5k a week? that being the case we wont have a problem keeping Henderson will we. [Post edited 16 Jul 2019 21:31]
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The lad Adam Rooney(?) currently at Salford is reportedly on approx £4k a week when he moved down from Scotland, I think folk are severely underestimating what some of Rochdales top earners are actually on,meaning Salford would have to blow that figure right out of the water to pay an "extra" 5k a week to Hendo in addition to his current salary | | | |
| Oh dear... on 21:51 - Jul 16 with 2759 views | D_Alien |
| Oh dear... on 21:47 - Jul 16 by nordenblue |
The lad Adam Rooney(?) currently at Salford is reportedly on approx £4k a week when he moved down from Scotland, I think folk are severely underestimating what some of Rochdales top earners are actually on,meaning Salford would have to blow that figure right out of the water to pay an "extra" 5k a week to Hendo in addition to his current salary |
Bodes well then, because it'd have to be a considerable increase (surely?) to tempt Hendo
But if Salford have ambitions above L2, they'll have to rethink their salary scale | |
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| Oh dear... on 23:39 - Jul 16 with 2617 views | YadHoDale |
Didn't Sheffield United - a well-supported and upwardly-mobile club -make an offer for Ian Henderson two or three years ago? IIRC a fee was agreed, and the decision left to Ian - who decided to stay with us. I appreciate circumstances change (becoming a father, Salford being an easier commute than Sheffield), but hopefully the mutual respect between player and club would mean a similar result this time.
Personally, I hope he plays at least another five years, puts the "Top Rochdale Goalscorer" record out of sight AND equals Jonah's appearances record. Then becomes Director of Football to rookie manager Jim McNulty/Matt Done/Calvin Andrew - BBM having been finally tempted away by the Republic of Ireland job.... :) |  | | |
| Oh dear... on 10:06 - Jul 17 with 2416 views | soulboy |
| Oh dear... on 23:39 - Jul 16 by YadHoDale |
Didn't Sheffield United - a well-supported and upwardly-mobile club -make an offer for Ian Henderson two or three years ago? IIRC a fee was agreed, and the decision left to Ian - who decided to stay with us. I appreciate circumstances change (becoming a father, Salford being an easier commute than Sheffield), but hopefully the mutual respect between player and club would mean a similar result this time.
Personally, I hope he plays at least another five years, puts the "Top Rochdale Goalscorer" record out of sight AND equals Jonah's appearances record. Then becomes Director of Football to rookie manager Jim McNulty/Matt Done/Calvin Andrew - BBM having been finally tempted away by the Republic of Ireland job.... :) |
He was also strongly linked with Barnsley but showed his loyalty to us. [Post edited 17 Jul 2019 10:07]
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| Oh dear... on 08:20 - Jul 23 with 1997 views | BigKindo |
Perhaps good news from 'The 72' yesterday.
Salford City have entered the race with Blackpool and Swindon Town to sign former Oldham Athletic loanee Eoin Doyle from Bradford City, according to journalist Alan Nixon.
League Two side Salford City have entered the race with Blackpool and Swindon Town to sign former Oldham Athletic loanee Eoin Doyle from Bradford City.
Alan Nixon tweeted: “SALFORD. Taking keen interest in Eoin Doyle at BRADFORD. SWINDON losing a bit of hope with that one. BLACKPOOL may be looking elsewhere.”
Eoin Doyle is a proven goalscorer in League One, as he showed two seasons ago with Oldham Athletic where he scored 16 goals in 34 appearances in all competitions. To add to this, the Irishman scored 25 goals in 33 appearances for Chesterfield during the 2014/15 season. |  | | |
| Oh dear... on 08:27 - Jul 23 with 1971 views | EllDale |
Isn't Doyle more of a midfield player?
I should imagine that Salford will be trying to strengthen across the board.
Would be a good signing for them. | | | |
| Oh dear... on 08:28 - Jul 23 with 1971 views | macro |
| Oh dear... on 21:51 - Jul 16 by D_Alien |
Bodes well then, because it'd have to be a considerable increase (surely?) to tempt Hendo
But if Salford have ambitions above L2, they'll have to rethink their salary scale |
It’s been noticeable that Salford haven’t been like kids in a sweet shop in pre-season. They now have to go with the wage structures of the EFL - I know clubs like Peterborough get around this but maybe Salford won’t have it all easy in L2 |  | | |
| Oh dear... on 09:26 - Jul 23 with 1853 views | 1907 |
| Oh dear... on 08:27 - Jul 23 by EllDale |
Isn't Doyle more of a midfield player?
I should imagine that Salford will be trying to strengthen across the board.
Would be a good signing for them. |
No he’s definitely more of an out and out striker | | | |
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