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and how much should Cheltenham expect for him? Plenty of clubs will be watching at Crewe: http://bit.ly/PremEisa" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;

Nice that we are expecting a seven figure fee, that sort of money could seriously help with getting the new stand built or give us a good budget to challenge for promotion over the next couple of seasons. If he moves to a prem club that sort of fee is peanuts and we need to push hard for majority upfront.

The lad has been a model pro whilst here and I hope he finds the right club that will give him game time and a platform to go further. Someone like Brentford, Bolton, Barnsley would be my guess. A move to the prem will surely appeal but I fear he would be in the reserves and loaned out to a Championship side within a few months.

We do need to sell.
Nothing less than 2.25 million sterling.

He should end up playing for us next season. Be a failure on every level to let him go.

It would be a failure if no one rated him high enough to make an offer. I hope he gets a goal in his last game for us.

We cant turn down a £1m+ if offered

Paul Baker said on BBC Radio Glos that if we sell Eisa it will be in excess of £1.5m and the fee for Harry Pell is a six-figure one.

That sort of money absolutely must be used towards the new stand, could give the manager a six figure chunk and the rest for the new stand.

Jerell Sellars has also been offered a new deal.

Round up of the latest transfer news here: https://www.gloucestershirelive.co.uk/s ... ed-1537165" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;

Ben2 wrote:It’s good timing for mo to leave as I guess it will mean the millions baker had lent he club can finally be repaid to him as he also stands down.

New players? New stand? Not ok your nelly

That comment is simply wrong in so many ways, PB clearly isn't going to pocket the money for himself and I'd be amazed if it's not used for the new stand and the playing squad.

Why did Paul Baker say 1.5 million when Leeds could have been knocking on our door with 2 million Monday morning, they won't now will they!!!

Never show your hand. Keep the asking price to oneself.

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JP update.
https://www.gloucestershirelive.co.uk/s ... ssion=true" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;

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Wigan could be a good move for Eisa, they could afford the fee unlike Rotherham or Pompey.

Two players contracted for next season have been told they can go. Dawson and Graham perhaps?

I've heard some rumours about Dawson but nothing concrete. I'd guess Graham is the other logical one.

Shame if it's Graham, never given a proper run. He gave us something else upfront and bought players into the game and looked more the leader (when he came on) than the capt/vice cpt and other senior players.

Malabus wrote:Why did Paul Baker say 1.5 million when Leeds could have been knocking on our door with 2 million Monday morning, they won't now will they!!!

Never show your hand. Keep the asking price to oneself.

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He said “in excess off” to sort wheat from chaff and tell time wasters they are not welcome. Bidding starts at £1.5m but we don’t need to accept that.

Who Wants To Be A Millionaire?

Who paid £1.5m for Cheltenham Town’s Mo Eisa in May 2018?

Cardiff City. Final Answer.

Mo the 36th best player in the EFL apparently:

http://the72.co.uk/102501/top-50-players-efl/" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;

Lord Elpuz wrote:Who Wants To Be A Millionaire?

Who paid £1.5m for Cheltenham Town’s Mo Eisa in May 2018?

Cardiff City. Final Answer.

Please not Cardiff.....:0(

If it's anyone, I hope it's Brizzle City.

Cardiff must have seen how many goals he scored and also read how much hoof ball we play.

I believe Brentford are now leading the chase: http://bit.ly/EisaBrentford" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;

Jon - do you think the bulk of the cash would be upfront, or installments/appearances/goals?

I would expect the club to demand the fee up front, although sell-on clauses and added extras are also likely to be included.

Brentford would be the ideal club, he should be a starter and they are known for player development plus of course it's a London club so he's moving back home.

Wonder what Ben2 thinks of the fee

I see it’s now gone from ‘in excess of £1.5m’ to ‘in the region of £1.5m...’.


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