I don't know those things for certain

But when the Callum story first surfaced, Smith was asking for an absurd price that Callum clearly would never pay, nor would it seem, anyone else, as there appears to be no takers.

Here's an analogy: It's kind of similar to you Monty putting your house on the market for ?500,000. However, everyone looking at buying it think its only worth ?350,000. You refuse that price, as you've got a hefty mortgage on your house and you'd lose a tonne of money by accepting. However, sadly, your house is only worth what someone is willing to pay, regardless of what you might think its worth. Same thing with Norwich and Smith.

Posted By: Poirot on January 13th 2009 at 20:34:41

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delias roeder dilemma (NCFC) - conkers, Jan 13, 19:59:14
- that's the dilemma (NCFC) - Poirot, Jan 13, 20:22:26
  - how do you know these things? (NCFC) - Monty Peculiar, Jan 13, 20:31:35
    - I don't know those things for certain (NCFC) - Poirot, Jan 13, 20:34:41
      - yawn (NCFC) - Monty Peculiar, Jan 13, 20:36:34
        
        then you've clearly lost the argument (NCFC) - Poirot, Jan 13, 20:42:51
        
        clearly (n/m) (NCFC) - Monty Peculiar, Jan 13, 20:48:23
        
        sarcasm - lowest form of wit Monty (NCFC) - Poirot, Jan 13, 20:52:31
        
        how do you know she wouldn't sell (NCFC) - Monty Peculiar, Jan 13, 20:55:24
        
        There's always a market (NCFC) - Poirot, Jan 13, 21:02:45
        
        CULLUM!!!!! FFS! (n/m) (NCFC) - Ken Dodds Dads Dog, Jan 13, 21:06:50
        
        point taken! regards (n/m) (NCFC) - Poirot, Jan 13, 21:09:25
        
        Cullum. (NCFC) - Ken Dodds Dads Dog, Jan 13, 20:44:30

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