Bolasie

[Plymouth85Green]

You can almost guarantee Bristol have something on him. How gutting that only leaving us 5 years ago he is now worth £29,000,910 more than what we sold him for

 

[ArgyleGarg0yle]

£999,090, is a strange number, no doubt that was an Argyle price, as we dare not ask for a round million.

 

[Barriball]

And the amount of people on here who couldn't see his potential was ridiculous. He was always getting slated, even most of our own fans, says it all! Good luck to him, great bloke and deserves it all, still works bloody hard for it

 

[Liam Vercoe]

I remember he got sent off in my first ever Argyle game, so that was my first impression of him! Didn't get much of a chance to see him play before he was sold but I always like to point out that he's ex-Argyle when watching Match of the Day.

Best of luck to him!

 

[davegreenarmy]

Unfortunately your math is off.

He's being sold for £29,980,000 more than we sold him for.

Sickening. Almost as bad as Pogba.

 

[Argy1e]

Otherwise known as Solidarity Payments.

http://www.lawinsport.com/articles/item ... n-football

Bolasie is 27. Argyle can expect money in respect of Curtis Nelson under these rules but not Yala.

Solidarity payments are paid for any move that happens during a player's career. You seem to be confusing them with the bosman ruling. Exeter received a solidarity payment when Jamie Mackie moved from QPR to Nottingham Forest, despite the fact he was 27 and had moved onto Argyle since his time at City.

 

[Adam]

Otherwise known as Solidarity Payments.

http://www.lawinsport.com/articles/item ... n-football

Bolasie is 27. Argyle can expect money in respect of Curtis Nelson under these rules but not Yala.

Solidarity payments are paid for any move that happens during a player's career. You seem to be confusing them with the bosman ruling. Exeter received a solidarity payment when Jamie Mackie moved from QPR to Nottingham Forest, despite the fact he was 27 and had moved onto Argyle since his time at City.

Argyle should receive something from the deal but I've seen it before with other transfers where Clubs can get as a low 0.5% as a solidarity payment.....still in this case that could still be around £150,000.

But don't get your hopes up!

 

[memory man]

Pleased for the lad and always pleased when "one of ours" betters himself. However, when I look at the quality Koeman bought in at Southampton I don't see Bolasie in that same class. Yes he is exciting to watch but his end product is nothing to write home about. for a player with so much time on the ball his goal and assist record is not that outstanding, certainly not £30M outstanding. This move will certainly make him the biggest of the "wee nuggets" yet. If I am not mistaken he was originally spotted by an ex Everton hero, the late Andy King?

 

[Argy1e]

Otherwise known as Solidarity Payments.

http://www.lawinsport.com/articles/item ... n-football

Bolasie is 27. Argyle can expect money in respect of Curtis Nelson under these rules but not Yala.

Solidarity payments are paid for any move that happens during a player's career. You seem to be confusing them with the bosman ruling. Exeter received a solidarity payment when Jamie Mackie moved from QPR to Nottingham Forest, despite the fact he was 27 and had moved onto Argyle since his time at City.

Argyle should receive something from the deal but I've seen it before with other transfers where Clubs can get as a low 0.5% as a solidarity payment.....still in this case that could still be around £150,000.

But don't get your hopes up!

My understanding is that the figure comes from 5% of the transfer fee. The basic fee being reported is £25m which would make 5% £1.25m. That would then be split up even further

12-13 5%
13-14 5%
14-15 10%
15-16 10%
16-17 10%
17-18 10%
18-19 10%
19-20 10%
20-21 10%
21-22 10%
22-23 10%

Bolasie was with us for three years which makes up 30% of that figure, but that's still 375k

 

[Adam]

Otherwise known as Solidarity Payments.

http://www.lawinsport.com/articles/item ... n-football

Bolasie is 27. Argyle can expect money in respect of Curtis Nelson under these rules but not Yala.

Solidarity payments are paid for any move that happens during a player's career. You seem to be confusing them with the bosman ruling. Exeter received a solidarity payment when Jamie Mackie moved from QPR to Nottingham Forest, despite the fact he was 27 and had moved onto Argyle since his time at City.

Argyle should receive something from the deal but I've seen it before with other transfers where Clubs can get as a low 0.5% as a solidarity payment.....still in this case that could still be around £150,000.

But don't get your hopes up!

My understanding is that the figure comes from 5% of the transfer fee. The basic fee being reported is £25m which would make 5% £1.25m. That would then be split up even further

12-13 5%
13-14 5%
14-15 10%
15-16 10%
16-17 10%
17-18 10%
18-19 10%
19-20 10%
20-21 10%
21-22 10%
22-23 10%

Bolasie was with us for three years which makes up 30% of that figure, but that's still 375k

Good work! And £375K is not to be sneezed at! Good enough figure for a League 2 club to make some sort of difference at least!

 

[Topboy]

And the Turnips are netting almost 5 million!!!

I wonder if he still catches pigeons? Good spot by Mr Sturrock!

 

[Adam R]

That'll offset 1/3 of the Turnips losses this year!

 

[pilgrimage]

Seems like £25 million now.

 

[Adam]

I think £25 million is the basic transfer fee with add-ons taking it up to £30 million.

 

[Stuart House]

Didn't know about the solidarity payments. 375k is a substantial fee for us if true. Are the club aware?

Some one should alert the herald for a story and may be move to he main board?