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Midlands Eagle 26 Mar 21 10.34am | |
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Originally posted by palace99
Sakho has played 4 league games this season and played 14 last season. In the 4 years of his contract he only played more than 20 games a season once. I presume the Wickham comment is a joke. Some fans don't get it Before insulting others whose opinions don't co-incide with yours there is sensible reasoning in the opinion that you are rubbishing. You say that Sakho won't accept reduced terms as if you know him and his thinking but then you go on to say that it's madness to offer him a new contract as he is injured too often. Won't other clubs be aware of his injury record too or will they be stupid enough to offer him his current salary knowing that he will only play for half a season? Likewise to replace Wickham with a younger Premier League quality striker is likely to cost far in excess of keeping him on for another year which is money that you yourself have indicated that we can't afford. If Wickham stays injury free for the rest of the season and shows his fitness in the development squad games plus the odd cameo for the first team I think it could be very cost effective to keep him on
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Vaibow vancouver/croydon 26 Mar 21 4.03pm | |
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Now is the time to blood fringe or youngsters who Roy feels have a point to prove for next season. If there are none, then that's too bad. I would also look to who would make the cut and start searching. By now Parish knows who will be manager next season, if not, he's a fool... This is pre season.
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aashman12 26 Mar 21 4.31pm | |
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Originally posted by Canterbury Palace
According to transfermarkt.co.uk we have 16 players out of contract... ... and you simply can't replace / recruit that many players at once. Remember when we tried to sign an entire new squad when we came up under Holloway? It was a shambles. We signed Stephen Dobbie, Dwight Gayle, Jerome Thomas, Jose Campana, Elliot Grandin, Marouane Chamakh, Florian Marange, Jimmy Kebe, Jack Hunt, Adrian Mariappa, Barry Bannan, Adlene Guedioura, Scott Dann, Joe Ledley and Jason Puncheon. With the exception of 2/3 of them, that's a shocking list. We should have been undertaking this process over the last 4/5 transfers windows rather than sitting idly by and hoping that the bargain bin would provide at the very last minute. This is a mess of our own making and we're going to have to renew about 10 30+ years old as a consequence. 6 of them were/are very good signings. Dann and ledley weren't Holloway signings
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Willo South coast - west of Brighton. 26 Mar 21 4.35pm | |
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Originally posted by aashman12
6 of them were/are very good signings. Dann and ledley weren't Holloway signings They were both signed by Tony Pulis.
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PalazioVecchio south pole 26 Mar 21 9.43pm | |
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Originally posted by Willo
They were both signed by Tony Pulis. was Pardew our worst man in the transfer market ? Dougie was maybe the best ?
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Willo South coast - west of Brighton. 26 Mar 21 11.08pm | |
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Originally posted by PalazioVecchio
was Pardew our worst man in the transfer market ? Dougie was maybe the best ? Some of the Pardew signings : Some of the Freedman signings :
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southnorwoodhill 27 Mar 21 8.25am | |
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An overhaul is inevitable, it's just a matter of deciding the criteria that underlines it. Edited by southnorwoodhill (27 Mar 2021 8.41am)
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sprites Auckland 29 Mar 21 4.15am | |
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Originally posted by Midlands Eagle
Before insulting others whose opinions don't co-incide with yours there is sensible reasoning in the opinion that you are rubbishing. You say that Sakho won't accept reduced terms as if you know him and his thinking but then you go on to say that it's madness to offer him a new contract as he is injured too often. Won't other clubs be aware of his injury record too or will they be stupid enough to offer him his current salary knowing that he will only play for half a season? Likewise to replace Wickham with a younger Premier League quality striker is likely to cost far in excess of keeping him on for another year which is money that you yourself have indicated that we can't afford. If Wickham stays injury free for the rest of the season and shows his fitness in the development squad games plus the odd cameo for the first team I think it could be very cost effective to keep him on Cheers for that Midlands. Took the words out of my mouth.
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BelfastEagle 29 Mar 21 7.58am | |
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Who cares if Sakho can’t find another club ? My only concern is that he is off our wage roll as soon as possible. With regards to a Wickham how many false dawns have we had ? How many hundreds of thousands of pounds of wages have been wasted ? In my opinion thinking that he is a “cost effective” option really underlines why we are in the current situation with regards to the squad. We need to draw a line under Wickham and wish him well.
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palace99 New Mills 29 Mar 21 9.29am | |
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Originally posted by Midlands Eagle
Before insulting others whose opinions don't co-incide with yours there is sensible reasoning in the opinion that you are rubbishing. You say that Sakho won't accept reduced terms as if you know him and his thinking but then you go on to say that it's madness to offer him a new contract as he is injured too often. Won't other clubs be aware of his injury record too or will they be stupid enough to offer him his current salary knowing that he will only play for half a season? Likewise to replace Wickham with a younger Premier League quality striker is likely to cost far in excess of keeping him on for another year which is money that you yourself have indicated that we can't afford. If Wickham stays injury free for the rest of the season and shows his fitness in the development squad games plus the odd cameo for the first team I think it could be very cost effective to keep him on Sakho will definitely have to take reduced terms - probably in France, where he and his wife want to live. Any striker option other than Wickham is a positive as Wickham is so rarely fit he can't be relied on. Doesn't have to be a Prem signing - so for a lower divison option who has potential - Watkins started at Exeter etc. Peterborough seem to be good at unearthing strikers over the last 10 years or so. There are options.
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braunstoneagle the middle of bumf*** nowhere... 04 Apr 21 7.19pm | |
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this sumer is going to be so interesting... bearing in mind our last set of published account, without the AWB money we would have lost best part of £40, given covid lost revenue and spending on eze & ferguson, sorloth aside we could be looking at £60m loss these set of delayed accounts. in my mind, i think anybody assuming we will spend £50m will be very disappointed. i can see the majority of players given new contracts, mainly for amortisation reasons, but can see sakho, mccarthy, wickham, kelly & hennessey let go to save us approx £250k a week in wages. we will sign 2 x youngsters & 2 x freebies to replace them. i genuinely expect us to spend less than £20m this summer, and i am happy with that.
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cryrst The garden of England 04 Apr 21 7.39pm | |
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Originally posted by braunstoneagle
this sumer is going to be so interesting... bearing in mind our last set of published account, without the AWB money we would have lost best part of £40, given covid lost revenue and spending on eze & ferguson, sorloth aside we could be looking at £60m loss these set of delayed accounts. in my mind, i think anybody assuming we will spend £50m will be very disappointed. i can see the majority of players given new contracts, mainly for amortisation reasons, but can see sakho, mccarthy, wickham, kelly & hennessey let go to save us approx £250k a week in wages. we will sign 2 x youngsters & 2 x freebies to replace them. i genuinely expect us to spend less than £20m this summer, and i am happy with that. Best part of 40 quid, I might be able to help Steve out with that one. only pulling your chain
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