| Train Discussion On Sunday 10:48 - Aug 17 with 1713 views | SaintNick | If we fail to be able to shift Arron Ramsdale even on loan, whould he be put straight into the first team. For- He is a better and more experienced goalkeeper that Peretz Against Peretz did drop the odd clanger last season, but it was about the spirit he brought to the side |  |
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| Train Discussion On Sunday on 11:14 - Aug 17 with 1630 views | PatfromPoole | We are going to have a major problem if Ramsdale is going to stay on our payroll at £120k a week. We have to get him out of the Club sadly. |  |
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| Train Discussion On Sunday on 11:41 - Aug 17 with 1570 views | saintmark1976 |
| Train Discussion On Sunday on 11:14 - Aug 17 by PatfromPoole | We are going to have a major problem if Ramsdale is going to stay on our payroll at £120k a week. We have to get him out of the Club sadly. |
Spot on Pat. He has to go and go quickly. No Championship team (possibly apart from West Ham) can afford to have a player on the books at £120,000 a week ( assuming no relegation salary reduction clause applies ) and remain financially viable. He played for the u21s last week and they have a game against Truro coming up. £6 million a year to play at that level, really ? |  |
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| Train Discussion On Sunday on 11:47 - Aug 17 with 1551 views | saints__fan__73 | No chance at all he won't be sold or go out on loan. |  |
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| Train Discussion On Sunday on 12:03 - Aug 17 with 1527 views | SaintNick |
| Train Discussion On Sunday on 11:47 - Aug 17 by saints__fan__73 | No chance at all he won't be sold or go out on loan. |
You would think that, but are another club going to offer him £120k a week, I would suggest not as most Premier League clubs are sorted for keepers so selling him is out of the question. Loaning him out might be just as difficult, I can't think of many clubs in the Premier League that would need him, so then it's an option abroad and again the options are limited. I think that we might just find ourselves not able to shift him, hence the question what do we do if was cant get him off the books |  |
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| Train Discussion On Sunday on 12:10 - Aug 17 with 1504 views | saints__fan__73 |
| Train Discussion On Sunday on 12:03 - Aug 17 by SaintNick | You would think that, but are another club going to offer him £120k a week, I would suggest not as most Premier League clubs are sorted for keepers so selling him is out of the question. Loaning him out might be just as difficult, I can't think of many clubs in the Premier League that would need him, so then it's an option abroad and again the options are limited. I think that we might just find ourselves not able to shift him, hence the question what do we do if was cant get him off the books |
0% chance he doesn't go out on loan. Even if we end up paying most of his wages (as we've done before with Carillo, etc). He won't be here after the window. |  |
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| Train Discussion On Sunday on 12:14 - Aug 17 with 1479 views | SaintNick |
| Train Discussion On Sunday on 12:10 - Aug 17 by saints__fan__73 | 0% chance he doesn't go out on loan. Even if we end up paying most of his wages (as we've done before with Carillo, etc). He won't be here after the window. |
Carrillo was paid peanuts compared to Ramsdale, there comes a point when we are better off keeping him If we are only going to save £20 k a week as we have to pay the other £100k ourselves we might just think it is better keeping him. The situation is not really in our hands, but where is the cut off point |  |
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| Train Discussion On Sunday on 12:43 - Aug 17 with 1429 views | saints__fan__73 |
| Train Discussion On Sunday on 12:14 - Aug 17 by SaintNick | Carrillo was paid peanuts compared to Ramsdale, there comes a point when we are better off keeping him If we are only going to save £20 k a week as we have to pay the other £100k ourselves we might just think it is better keeping him. The situation is not really in our hands, but where is the cut off point |
He will go on loan Nick. There's no doubt at all. The club can't let him stay after signing Peretz. It makes SR look (even more) incompetent. He will go on loan if we can't sell him. The only question is how much of his wages the loan club will be paying. (and we will never know this) |  |
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| Train Discussion On Sunday on 16:30 - Aug 17 with 1215 views | SaintNick |
| Train Discussion On Sunday on 12:43 - Aug 17 by saints__fan__73 | He will go on loan Nick. There's no doubt at all. The club can't let him stay after signing Peretz. It makes SR look (even more) incompetent. He will go on loan if we can't sell him. The only question is how much of his wages the loan club will be paying. (and we will never know this) |
So who would you think would be in for him in the Premier League, I am sure that there won't be too many options there and we are not going to loan him to a Championship rival likewise where would he go if he went abroad |  |
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| Train Discussion On Sunday on 18:05 - Aug 17 with 1092 views | 1ASIN12 |
| Train Discussion On Sunday on 16:30 - Aug 17 by SaintNick | So who would you think would be in for him in the Premier League, I am sure that there won't be too many options there and we are not going to loan him to a Championship rival likewise where would he go if he went abroad |
Nick, you are right. Shifting Ramsdale out is going to be difficult. I can’t believe he’s on £120,000 a week , only a bunch of clowns like Dragan and co would not put a relegation clause in when we signed him……….. Our only hope really if he’s open to a move abroad. It shows how badly we have been run that we’ve ended up with 4 keepers and 3 of which could be classed as our number 1 at some point. Bazuna is another problem , who’s going to buy him? Can’t see many 2nd or 3 rd or 4 th division clubs being able to afford him so trying to shift out on loan will be our only hope again. |  |
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