
Falkirk's John McGlynn Criticizes Dundee United's Bids for Brad Spencer
Falkirk manager John McGlynn has criticized Dundee United for their recent bids for midfielder Brad Spencer, calling them embarrassing. He stated that Falkirk has turned down three offers from the Scottish Premiership club for the 30-year-old player, who has nearly two years remaining on his contract, with an option for an additional year.
McGlynn emphasized that the offers, reportedly in the six-figure range, do not meet Falkirk's expectations. He reiterated that the club has made it clear that Spencer is not for sale and expressed disbelief at Dundee United's approach, suggesting that they are significantly undervaluing the player.
He further noted that allowing Spencer to transfer to a direct competitor while under contract would not be in Falkirk's best interest, reinforcing that the club intends to retain him unless a more acceptable offer is made.
