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Don't think it's a huge deal, tbh.

I'd imagine he'll train with us until his move is finalised, but the manager will be trying out Miller-less formations in the early matches if he's still around.

I would not be surprised if his move isn't finalised until August, especially if it is overseas with all the additional red tape involved.

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3 minutes ago, Mccus28 said:

Its quite quiet on the Miller front.

I think that leaves us in a pickle....

 

1- He plays pre-season but wont really be part of the plans as he will be gone

2- he gets injured and doesn't go anywhere

I hate to say it but the quicker he is gone the more settled the team will be

 

Until the club gets a firm and serious offer he is part of the team and I've no doubt he will prepare himself accordingly  for the new season. If the club gets no bids then he carries on as normal and if that happens I've no doubt he will sign a new deal to protect his own and the clubs interests.

He will move on but it will be at a time that suits him and the club and Until then he will be an integral part of the team.

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57 minutes ago, Spiderpig said:

Until the club gets a firm and serious offer he is part of the team and I've no doubt he will prepare himself accordingly  for the new season. If the club gets no bids then he carries on as normal and if that happens I've no doubt he will sign a new deal to protect his own and the clubs interests.

He will move on but it will be at a time that suits him and the club and Until then he will be an integral part of the team.

I'd be surprised if he signed a new deal...very surprised. We've really got to get him out the door in the coming weeks

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32 minutes ago, 0Neils40yarder said:

I'd be surprised if he signed a new deal...very surprised. We've really got to get him out the door in the coming weeks

I'm not disagreeing with you but if we don't get any serious offers hes going nowhere and if that happens for me I think he will copy Turnbulls example and sign a new deal to ensure the club does not lose out financially when he eventually moves on.

 

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41 minutes ago, Spiderpig said:

I'm not disagreeing with you but if we don't get any serious offers hes going nowhere and if that happens for me I think he will copy Turnbulls example and sign a new deal to ensure the club does not lose out financially when he eventually moves on.

Turnbull’s example? That subject has been done to death and no amount of revisionism changes it.

David Turnbull extended an existing deal for David Turnbull. Club benefitted from pre-agreed deal with Celtic.

Thats not a slate on the player either.

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2 hours ago, 0Neils40yarder said:

I'd be surprised if he signed a new deal...very surprised. We've really got to get him out the door in the coming weeks

The talk was that he was going to sign an extra year to get us more money 

 

No one has bid for Miller yet so until they do the club's hands are pretty tied - we can't move him anywhere until someone makes a serious offer.  

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7 hours ago, wellgirl said:

The talk was that he was going to sign an extra year to get us more money 

 

No one has bid for Miller yet so until they do the club's hands are pretty tied - we can't move him anywhere until someone makes a serious offer.  

As I said, I'd be very surprised if he done that - it doesn't really make any sense for a player to do it.

We can't tie anyone's arms up their backs and force them to buy Miller, but hopefully we've got club officials using their contacts to get a move up and running. I'm slightly concerned about the lack of movement so far, as we could be doing with the money to be fired straight into a project.

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Cant see him signing any new deal without a guaranteed release clause, and while that may be fine for us with most players, Miller is a potential goldmine. Setting a clause too low does us no favours. Too high & he wont sign.

Hypothetical clearly but then we have the issue of wages. No idea what the lad gets but given his age & our budget youv got to expect <£1500 per week. Would he really sign something like then when he can already 'probably' command upwards of £20k per week?

The lad will be offski

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Have we just exchanged our new manager angst with Lennon Miller angst? I get its the close season and there isnt much to talk about, but no need to be getting worried 

The boy has an agent who will be making sure everyone in Europe is aware of his availability, over and above the clubs communications.

The kinda clubs with the money to buy him dont have League Cup games to prepare for in 2 weeks. They will be in no rush. 

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Exactly. Miller and his dad have shown they know exactly what they are doing.

Clubs are very aware of him (hence the bids we knocked back in January) and his agent will be bigging him up every day.

As I have said before, it's 2 months before the window closes, and these types of deals take time.

Plus, of course, Lennon has to want to join one of the clubs making an offer. 

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11 hours ago, Onthefringes said:

Turnbull’s example? That subject has been done to death and no amount of revisionism changes it.

David Turnbull extended an existing deal for David Turnbull. Club benefitted from pre-agreed deal with Celtic.

Thats not a slate on the player either.

Its not revisionism , all im saying is that , If the same thing happens with Miller, the beneficiaries will be the same ie Miller financially and career wise,  the club financially so everyone is a winner.

Of course all that assumes that there will be no acceptable bids received this transfer window, time will tell on that one.

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51 minutes ago, Spiderpig said:

Its not revisionism , all im saying is that , If the same thing happens with Miller, the beneficiaries will be the same ie Miller financially and career wise,  the club financially so everyone is a winner.

Of course all that assumes that there will be no acceptable bids received this transfer window, time will tell on that one.

The two posts above help dispel the theory.

Club will realise a market value like never seen soon enough.

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Just to add that I think Miller is a great player with loads of potential. That said, since November last year, he hasn’t quite recaptured the early-season form he showed. Whether that’s down to the number of games or the decision to make him captain (which I still think was a poor call), he’s only shown flashes since then. As things stand, he’s still a Motherwell player, and I’d expect him to carry himself accordingly — and for the club to plan with him in mind until a deal is actually signed elsewhere.
 

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33 minutes ago, weeyin said:

Other than "It's on Youtbue" did the club post the kick-off time for today's match?

(didn't want to start a new thread).

EDIT: Never mind, after not finding it on Twitter or the Club Site, I found it in the email they sent today.

6pm UK time.

Was just trying to find the same thing cheers.

Wild they can muster together shite social media content but can't post a kick off time.

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