19 Aug 2013 16:22:12
You do realise that Moyes isn't the one that decides how much to offer. he just says who e wants and then it's up to ewar woowar.

Plus the first offer is always going to be low, they're testing the water.

1.) 19 Aug 2013
19 Aug 2013 16:37:27
No but as he is the manager he would be deemed an officer of the company with sufficient powers to influence things.
For example if he asked either player to put in a transfer request, that could be seen as unlawful interference. {Ed025's Note - but its guessing mate..

2.) 19 Aug 2013
If they come in with another derisory bid, I would have the club's lawyers issue a rejection statement rather than Alan Myers.

3.) 19 Aug 2013
Why the club's lawyers? Have they dine anything illegal? No! let's hope we're represented by Saul Goodman, eh? Or maybe not

4.) 19 Aug 2013
19 Aug 2013 19:17:20
Interference in a contract is unlawful, that is why we have transfer fees as compensation.
Using the club's lawyers would be a statement that we are prepared to defend what is our's. BK likes a bit of theatre that would be some.

5.) 19 Aug 2013
Your naïve to believe Moyes has no input. He's the general manager of the football club, who do honestly think puts a valuation on these players. A pen pushing chief exec?