The biggest difference between Benitez and Parish is that the former wants to push on and get the club into Europe whilst all Parish wants is survival.

The Newcastle manager felt that £50m wasn't enough to buy the quality of player needed to progress so decided to call it a day and look for a club with more ambition

An article on the BBC suggested it was not just the size of the budget but the difference in opinion on how it is used. Ashley supposedly wanted youth players with resell value and was reluctant to give big contracts to those over 28, whereas Benitez wanted just to buy the players he wanted to buy without this restriction. I can understand Ashley's viewpoint in this, but I imagine Benitez is more concerned with success than financial stability.

That's why they are still at the bottom.

Don't remember Leicester finishing bottom after Mahrez went for £55m.

Don't remember Watford finishing bottom when the sold Richarlison for £50m.

Should Leicester refuse to sell Maguire this year too?

He told you that I suppose

I claim?

Your post is meaningless.

This club needs to do what it can to grow.
I believe that selling your best players is the wrong approach.
Clearly, as Parish is a fan, I'm guessing that this is being done out of desperation or because the other major shareholders have demanded it.

This kind of backward step will keep occurring until the club develops its revenue potential.