Stephen Crainey: Another Release Clause!


Off to Burnley?

By Rocky64
June 2 2008

Within the last hour Tangerine-Planet.co.uk has learnt that defender Stephen Crainey DOES have a release clause within his contract. Meaning Blackpool will be forced to allow the player to talk to Burnley, if reports they've bid £250,000 for the player are true.


Some people will question why Crainey had a minimum release clause in the first place. But lets not forget that previous to signing with Blackpool; Crainey had endured several injuries and Blackpool didn't know how good he was and wanted the option to lose him if needs be. So they inserted a clause which meant Crainey had to play so many minutes in return he got a minimum release clause of £250k put in.

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Stephen Crainey: Another Release Clause!
Discussion started by Tangerine-Planet.co.uk (IP Logged), 02/06/2008 20:01
Tangerine-Planet.co.uk
Tangerine-Planet.co.uk
02/06/2008 20:01
Stephen Crainey: Another Release Clause!

seaside_steve
seaside_steve
03/06/2008 11:18
how many are we going to let slip through our fingers on a release clause? FFS it should be the last resort.

original MAC
original MAC
03/06/2008 11:30
Contracts are the directors responsibility so another mistake by Karl( I am useless) Oyston.

All other clubs protect their best assets - not BFC we make it so they can leave for nothing. Poor is not a word good enough for our clubs administrators.

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sam
03/06/2008 12:25
So if our arguably 3 best players left we would only have £750,000 and I dont see much of that being spent.

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