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Morgan Whittaker Thread
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Morgan Whittaker: Plymouth Argyle hope Swansea City loanee will stay at Home Park - https://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/football/64141791
They can itch my **** . If they take him, that’s fine, but he is playing in a team that works for him and I’m sure will go up. Ipswich, I’m not so sure, they need to be looking at Barnsley in my opinion.
We are 7 points clear!!!!!
We are 7 points clear!!!!!
Just me thinking aloud but I reckon the other lads in the changing room will be “in his ear” about staying.
The days of players being dictated to by club owners is long gone. Imho, of course.
The days of players being dictated to by club owners is long gone. Imho, of course.
The only itch Ipswich have- is the itch of the money burning a serious hole in mega bucks owners pocket
They have a wish list & seem to think they can click their collective fingers & their targets will sign on the dotted line
Let's see how they will fair tomorrow against a stubborn Lincoln side
They have a wish list & seem to think they can click their collective fingers & their targets will sign on the dotted line
Let's see how they will fair tomorrow against a stubborn Lincoln side
All depends on whether Swansea want to keep him or not, if they do then it makes no sense to unsettle him and send him on loan to a club below the one he is currently at, if they want to cash in then it probably does make sense to sell to Ipswich. Similar to Norwich/Stevenage and the lad we are rumoured to be signing.
Unless Swansea are strapped for cash then surely it'd make sense for them for Morgan to stay here for 6 more months and continue his development?
In that case they'd either have an excellent player next season or Morgan's value will be that much higher and they can sell him for more money.
In that case they'd either have an excellent player next season or Morgan's value will be that much higher and they can sell him for more money.
Those Tractor Boys (why have a new nickname?) certainly seem to fancy themselves don't they?
We've spanked them once, we'll just have to do it again, to shut them up for once and for all.
Let's hope Ladapoo and Morsey are humbled as well.
We've spanked them once, we'll just have to do it again, to shut them up for once and for all.
Let's hope Ladapoo and Morsey are humbled as well.
One thing going for us I suppose is that Morgan himself said this is the best club he’s ever played at with regards enjoying his football. It’s also been suggested this is the best form of his career so far.
Who’s to say that if he were to go to Ipswich or anywhere else that he’d maintain his form or enjoyment.
Hopefully he sees Shuey as a positive influence and would want to finish what he started before looking at options.
Who’s to say that if he were to go to Ipswich or anywhere else that he’d maintain his form or enjoyment.
Hopefully he sees Shuey as a positive influence and would want to finish what he started before looking at options.
They can bugger off and stick with their overpriced and overpaid pre-madonnas squad. Hopefully the tractors engine can blow up and need major repairs before too long.
Well their itch to get Pan didn't go too well....
...and are they seriously suggesting spending in the region of £1.2M in the third tier for a player yet to prove himself in the Championship?
Big Club syndrome alive and well up there it seems.
...and are they seriously suggesting spending in the region of £1.2M in the third tier for a player yet to prove himself in the Championship?
Big Club syndrome alive and well up there it seems.
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Having read that link, where the consensus seems to rate Morgan at £2m (which apparently is peanuts to them). This would suggest that he would be a high wage earner for them too. Wouldn't this likely take them over the overall wage cap across the league?
It would highlight how gullible and out of touch with reality they still are.
They have already spent that on a left wing back, so I’m pretty sure they are comfortable spending that on a striker, with the added benefit of destabilising a rival.
