Evening Telegraph (First Edition)

Get-out clause allowed striker to leave the club

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was a new deal not offered to make buy-out clause more reasonable?

@DerryBoyDe­e — Raging. What annoyed me the most is that it seems to have been done in ONE day? Harkins fiasco then this? What’s next?

@gregdfc90 — Surprised? PR disaster this pre-season.

@RampantAnd­o — Hardly inspiring but time will tell. Money there now to improve the squad, Stewart will go too I’d say.

@migo1827 — Club tradition to sell cheap. Need to learn from the other lot.

@HodgeScott — Fans need answers re sale — if this is consequenc­e of failing to make top six last season,TELL US, if there was a clause, TELL US.

@GordonLrg1­1 — Oxford sell their top striker to LUFC for £3m and buy our top goalscorer for 1/12 of that, good business but not for us.

@dee4life19­88 — Some things never change.

As those views show, the Dark Blues faithful are less than impressed by seeing one of their team’s star players move on at such a crucial point in the build-up to the season.

The club will argue they were powerless to prevent this and maybe even that without a release clause the Englishman would not have agreed to sign last summer.

What no one will contest is his loss is a big one. His goals last term were massive and will not be easy for the manager to replace.

 ??  ?? Dundee’s deadly strike duo, Greg Stewart and Kane Hemmings.
Dundee’s deadly strike duo, Greg Stewart and Kane Hemmings.

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