Oliver McBurnie

That has been the point I have made several times when that quote has been used, they know the time span of when they will receive the last payment, maybe Rupp could loan the club the outstanding transfer money and as it is paid back it goes straight into his bank accountant.
Unfortunately we have seen with the Cleverley deal we missed out on because Tom ran his contract down, then went for free to the club who paid the best salary

 

Thanks for that @Nick_W_ I wasn't aware of that was the case, save Rupp giving his club a loan.

 

Late to the party again @Dennis, do keep up !!.

 

Because transfer fees aren't paid in one lump sum, so neither will the sell on fee.

 

Because Edin told all who attended the fans forum that the money is paid in installments over a period, will that do ?,


I also didn't realise as @Nick_W_ had posted "Different rule when dealing with Scottish clubs, you get the money upfront. It's just in case they build the wall back up and you never see them again".

As I say do keep up.

 

Just @Dennis little game take no heed, he likes his little dig now and again.

 

In reality......Transfer fee's are rarely paid upfront.

 

Well as I was quoting Edin that would suggest how transfer dealing have been done in the past, I doubt very much we paid the Charlie Wyke transfer fee up front. I'd suggest when the likes of Neymar, Lukaku, Pogba and the rest of the multi million fees are payed they are not payed up front

 

You do realise that's a joke, right?

 

You might be correct I'm just quoting Edin on the night when he emphasised that all transfer fees were not paid in one lump sum when someone had pointed out there were outstanding money still to come from clubs, I passed comment that also works the other way.

 

dunno if anyone has posted this yet but apparently Gerrard has told rangers to bid 4 million for mcburnie
https://www.thesun.co.uk/sport/football/6275560/gerrard-mcburnie-swansea-rangers-transfer/amp/?__twitter_impression=true

 

No it will become fact under Bronco rules !!

 

Grow up soft lad.

 

If Swansea keep McBurnie and he fires them straight back into the Premier League, it’ll be worth much more than £4m. And if he doesn’t they would still be entitled to compensation for him as an u23 player who has played in the Premier League, Championship and at International Level. I’m sure they would still get a sizeable fee for him anyway.