Not really that important. It’s probably too much saying what he’s on without giving you any official evidenceHow do you know?
Here here! Some people really do have nothing better to do than moan 😂All those bleating and over reacting about our ‘disastrous’ transfer business this summer are the exact same individuals that would come out with the likes of ‘a really underwhelming signing’ if we had panic signed any old player.
Club was never going to win either way. 🤷🏻♂️
Pinch of salt? Salary??From last season, although I would take it with a pinch of salt ...
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I was referring to your final paragraph in which you say the club should learn from what happened and then set out how you think transfer negotiations should be carried out. Perhaps they were carried out exactly as you described? Who knows?Oh dear 🙃
But I don’t think anybody is criticising “ the club for ….not acting …based on our own guesses…”
The facts speak for themselves- as stated in my post- “ we have only two fit senior strikers in a formation which requires two fit senior striker”..
So if it’s quite alright with you 🙃 I’ll continue to support the club as much as I can, but when I think they should be criticised ( as in this case) I’ll also do that ….
Yup, I'm calling bullsh*t on that. 😂Not really that important. It’s probably too much saying what he’s on without giving you any official evidence
Tuggers might work for HRMC ;-)Yup, I'm calling bullsh*t on that. 😂
Tuggers might work for HRMC ;-)
Brentford is the model to follow currentlyThe clubs that tend to spray money around aren't guaranteed success though, just look at Derby, Reading (194% of their turnover on wages 😳), Forest, and Wednesday themselves in the Championship.
Clubs that are lean, mean and have a clear vision with more modest backing tend to do just as well or better. E.g. Preston, Millwall, Brentford, Barnsley and pre-Premier League Bournemouth, Swansea and Huddersfield (not that those clubs didn't spend any money at all).
Except if he goes to another country who's window shuts laterDepends when he was released. If a player is not released before the transfer window "slams" shut he is not able to sign for another club before the start of the next window.
I would hope our chairman is a little thick skinned to ‘why bother’ over a few comments that simply imply that we have had a very poor second half to the windowI agree totally on this.I am sure that most of the critics on here have no idea what has been going on behind the scenes and if our chairman were to read some of the negative comments he would wonder why he bothers . The season is in its very early stages so lets leave any moaning to nearer the end of the year if its justified then