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Fresh Goodie bid rejected

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comment by (U6568)

posted on 27/7/11

Wee bit suprised if that is true.

Fair play to United for sticking to their guns.

posted on 27/7/11

Dont expect Rangers to pay anything above that, because they're cheapskates.

posted on 27/7/11

Can't blame Dundee Utd... They're just right. Wish da fluck Whyte would just give them the 2m...

posted on 27/7/11

Do you think the £2m figure will stick now that the court case is over and there is obviously alot of interest from down south? Wouldn't blame Utd if they held out for more.

comment by LMC (U8502)

posted on 27/7/11

I think they'll sell at 2million, and why not. We are guilty of trying to get players on the cheap from the other sol clubs and then moan when English clubs do the same to us.

comment by LMC (U8502)

posted on 27/7/11

Spl clubs even

posted on 27/7/11

They've said all the long 2million, you're right though ginger you couldn't blame them. I think Goodwillie wants to move to Rangers though mate and I dont think united would deny him that if their price is met. I think 2 million is a fair price for him hopefully Whyte coughs up.

posted on 27/7/11

Gusger*

Apologies mate

posted on 27/7/11

Why would they sell to an SPL team when the player can (and quite often does) come back and haunt them?

Smarter move to sell him down south than have him strengthen an opponents team. IMHO

posted on 27/7/11

No sweat Willie

Got my fingers crossed that Whyte gets the wallet out for him. If he does well for us I can see him scoring a good few goals then going to EPL for £5/6Mil plus in 2yrs time.

Should be more but I agree LMC the EPL don't pay whats due for Scottish players

posted on 27/7/11

Whyte needs to pay the asking price for Goodwillie and other players too,as we lost out on Commons and Miller,for being too tight with money.
We cannot expect to get quality on loan or on the cheap everytime.
Bring out the warchest and build for the future.........or go backwards.

Give the youth squad players a decent chance too Ally,if you do not mind.

posted on 27/7/11

Qubecelt - Money is money and today thats all that counts!

posted on 27/7/11

Gus, I think the upper level Championship teams have more money than Rangers or Celtic. Sad but true.
Plus the player might not be able to take it in Glasgow.
How many times is that he's been in trouble?
Not the rape thing, but it seems he can't leave the house without getting into a fight.
And that's living in Dundee.

posted on 27/7/11

Quebec, you wouldn't know mate, he did them a favour there signing a new contract otherwise he could have been going for nothing. Maybe he's told them he wants to move to Rangers and they're respecting his wishes, hence all this "Rangers would be as well paying up here" talk.

comment by LMC (U8502)

posted on 27/7/11

The ball is firmly in utds court. I think he will go to ibrox. Will whyte bow to the pressure of stumping up?

posted on 27/7/11

Qubec, I have no doubt that the bigger Championship teams have more cash that us but i would hope that Rangers (&Celtic) would be able to come close to them and add the offer of Euro football. Be it CL or Europa.

My only concern with Goodwillie coming to Rangers is his past behaviour. Had Walter been in charge I would have thought he coped with Gazza nae sweat! I just hope Ally can man manage as well as his mentor!

posted on 27/7/11

Close to the wages even.

posted on 27/7/11

Gus, not a dig. But I don't see Ally as that kind of manager.
There was a bear on earlier saying he doesn't have the personality of SAF Mourinho Walter who would give players a right rollicking.

posted on 27/7/11

At this moment in time Rangers value Gooddick at a 1/3 of Laugherty. Must rate him eh?

Cue the "But he's pure goot SPL medals so he hus"

posted on 27/7/11

Qubec, i dont take it as a dig. I only come on here for a sensible debate!

I see your point about Ally giving a player a b*llocking, but my understanding is that while he has been assistant he has distanced himself from the dressing room 'banter'.

My biggest concern with Ally is his tatics, will he try and do a Walter and play it safe or make use of his more attacking players potential (Davis being the best example)

posted on 28/7/11

quebeccelt - "..it seems he can't leave the house without getting into a fight.
And that's living in Dundee"

I'm sure if you check you'll find that none of his 'incidents' happened in Dundee, and mostly happened in Glasgow

posted on 28/7/11

To all these old firm firms that have hijacked this post a few points:

He doesn't get arrested every time he leaves the house, only when he goes to weegie land. Don't think he has ever been in any trouble in Dundee.

The player and Peter Houston have both come out and publicly stated that Goody would prefer to move down south and get away from the media spotlight (as recently as this week), so all these Rangers fans with the delusion that he wants to go them are just ignoring the facts and believing stories on message boards/from their mate down ra pub that knows a guy...

I am pleasantly surprised that Thomson is sticking to his guns, even though i do wish he hadn't put a fixed value to the press.

posted on 28/7/11

I can't remember the player publicly stating that his preference was to move down south, although, Houstie HAS claimed that the player said this to him.

Maybe he's had a change of heart - but I hope no' as I really don't want him playing for Rangers.

I wish Goodie all the best in his career. He's been great for us and I'm thankful for the service he has given United.

I think that for Goodie to truly realise his potential he now needs to break away from the SPL.

Anyways, Rangers won't even get to speak to the player unless they meet the asking price, which they don't appear to have.

So, it really doesn't look like Goodie will be going to Ibrox.

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