United's Spencer bids 'embarrassing' - McGlynn
Dundee United should be "embarrassed" by the bids they have made for midfielder Brad Spencer, says Falkirk manager John McGlynn.
Falkirk manager John McGlynn has expressed disappointment with Dundee United's bids for midfielder Brad Spencer. The 30-year-old has two years left on his contract, with a further option for 12 months. Dundee United's offers, reported to be in the six-figure range, have been rejected by Falkirk. McGlynn firmly stated that they have made it clear to Dundee United that Spencer is not for sale.
He believes their offers are insulting and clearly too low, indicating that Dundee United is vastly outmatched. The manager even suggested that the person who drafted these bids must have been embarrassed by their ineffectiveness. Brad Spencer is a valuable asset to Falkirk, and McGlynn is certain he will remain with the team unless the board accepts the offered amount, which is unlikely given its low value.
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