thechubbyone wrote:Are the club making a proper announcement on this or will it just be a gradual drip of information?
The big news of the day is that Sky sports are reporting Clayon has been transfer listed. Personally, I'd say this is a very poor decision, but what do I know?
So far we have....
Parker - gone
Vayrynen - gone
Webber - gone
O'Dea - gone
Robinson - not interested in keeping him
Bruce - contract not being renewed
Clayton - apparently transfer listed
thechubbyone wrote:The big news of the day is that Sky sports are reporting Clayon has been transfer listed. Personally, I'd say this is a very poor decision, but what do I know?
Ponte wrote:One year left on his deal, states just days ago that he wants to sign a new contract...
Kerching, sold because he asked for too much money?
Never ending storrryyyyyyyyyyy....

gazurtoids wrote:On first glance, Clayton is a surprise, but he was only really great for a handful of games. I'm inclined to believe he was playing above himself / incapable of maintaining that level of effort for more than a few games.
I'd give it cautious approval, subject to M.Brown also being given the heave-ho and appropriate replacements being brought in.
Mustafaster wrote:Mr Chairman was on about one of our current players wanting 15k a week. Seems we now know who it is.
Clayton had half a dozen good games all season, and a similar number of dogs, the rest of the time he was making up the numbers. He had a chance to step up and shine when LJW went, he didn't take it, in fact he looked a sight worse without him.
If he thinks he's worth 15k a week he's fuckin deluded, get rid.
Mustafaster wrote:If he thinks he's worth 15k a week he's fuckin deluded, get rid.
AndyPaul wrote:Mustafaster wrote:Mr Chairman was on about one of our current players wanting 15k a week. Seems we now know who it is.
Clayton had half a dozen good games all season, and a similar number of dogs, the rest of the time he was making up the numbers. He had a chance to step up and shine when LJW went, he didn't take it, in fact he looked a sight worse without him.
If he thinks he's worth 15k a week he's fuckin deluded, get rid.
Very true, if that is the case, but that would mean there is an element of truth to what Bates says, which would be a refreshing change.
gazurtoids wrote:If we're making comparisons, I think it's similar to the Schmeichel sale. He wasn't that great, certainly not irreplaceable, and so the transfer was a good move on the condition that the money brought in was used to buy someone better, which didn't happen.
thechubbyone wrote:Mustafaster wrote:If he thinks he's worth 15k a week he's fuckin deluded, get rid.
Surely that is where negotiation comes in? He asked for 15, we offer 7, eventually we meet in the middle somewhere?
snoozedoggydog2 wrote:O'Brien and Connoly transfer listed too
gazurtoids wrote:snoozedoggydog2 wrote:O'Brien and Connoly transfer listed too
But, but, but... Lorimerers said they were right good and had just been treated badly by that nasty Simon Grayson! Does this mean they were shite, after all?
Leeds United manager Neil Warnock has placed six players on the transfer list and has told five more their contracts won't be renewed.
The boss met with all his playing staff individually on Wednesday when he informed them of his decisions, and a total of 11 senior players could now be set to leave the club this summer as the manager looks to re-build for the new season.
Midfielder Adam Clayton, strikers Ramon Nunez and Billy Paynter, defenders Paul Connolly and Andy O'Brien, and goalkeeper Paul Rachubka are the contracted players who have been placed on the transfer list.
In addition, Alex Bruce, Lloyd Sam, Mikael Forsell, Danny Webber and Maik Taylor are the players who have been informed that their contracts will not be renewed and are free to leave the club this summer.
Of the players to be placed on the transfer list Clayton has been the most prolific this season with the midfielder having made 46 appearances, scoring six goals, including the Goal of the Season winner, against Leicester in November.
Connolly has figured 30 times this term, but Nunez and Paynter have found their appearances limited. Rachubka has made seven appearances, and has spent much of the season on loan, first at Tranmere then at Leyton Orient.
Connolly - Doncaster
O'Brien has made 38 appearances since joining the club, initially on loan in October 2010, but he has figured just six times this season.
Of the players not being offered new deals Bruce was the only one to start the final game of the season against Leicester City. Bruce, the longest serving of the out of contract players, has figured just seven times this term, and made 32 appearances during his two years with the club.
Webber, who joined on a short-term deal in February, and Forssell, who was signed until the end of the season last September, both came on as substitutes against Leicester.
Winger Sam, who was signed in the summer of 2010 and has made 39 appearances for the club, including just three starts this season, was loaned out to Notts County in March.
Goalkeeper Taylor, another short-term signing, was loaned to Millwall in March with a view to joining the London club on a longer-term basis.
In addition to the above players, Ben Parker and Mika Vayrynen had their contracts cancelled last month while loan man Darren O'Dea was told that the club would not be making his move permanent.
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