J-Rod fee £10m
#1
according to the Mirror, though they do seem to have a problem adding up!  

https://readnorwich.com/2019/06/12/norwi...rodriguez/

£5m this summer and £5m next.  If so, better than we thought!
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#2
I think this is what was reported originally? Even the original John Percy article cited a £5 million up front fee with a second £5 million payment after 12 months.
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#3
(06-12-2019, 06:57 PM)ABBaggie Wrote: I think this is what was reported originally? Even the original John Percy article cited a £5 million up front fee with a second £5 million payment after 12 months.

Yep that was reported as his reward for agreeing to stay and fight to get us back up.
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#4
I wonder how many transfer fees we will be getting this summer versus what we spend on new players?
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#5
I think we paid 12 for him, so 10 is about right (given his age)
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#6
By far the most difficult player to replace IMO
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(06-12-2019, 06:57 PM)ABBaggie Wrote: I think this is what was reported originally? Even the original John Percy article cited a £5 million up front fee with a second £5 million payment after 12 months.

Right, didn't see that!
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(06-12-2019, 07:22 PM)Hopalong Wrote:
(06-12-2019, 06:57 PM)ABBaggie Wrote: I think this is what was reported originally? Even the original John Percy article cited a £5 million up front fee with a second £5 million payment after 12 months.

Right, didn't see that!

They way transfer fees are paid now getting half one season and half the following is normal - Sometimes payments are spread over the period of the players new contract (3 - 4 or 5 years) So it's all good. I'd rather keep him for another 12 months myself.
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#9
Linked with Villa. 

https://readastonvilla.com/2019/06/12/vi...rodriguez/

He wouldn't - would he?
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#10
Fucking keep him.
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