With regards to the rebuild, only O'Hare (knew he was off, anyway) and Sheaf are really first team starters now, so all you are saying is we might have to replace one key player in addition to what we already knew, and if so, we are likely to have £10m (ish) to do it with. Not exactly an earth shattering re-build. I still think we will have a stronger team next season, whether Sheaf stays or goes (and I hope that he stays). I'm already excited about next season's squad.
We didn’t pay a real fee so we paid the wages instead for the year.
Not sure why
Last season we replaced 2 key players and lots of deadwood and got better long term
This year we would need to replace 2 key players and less deadwood.
Chances are our squad is even better come September if we get recruitment right
Yeah we didn't pay that much.
Seems like it was around 19k. Part of which was the 'transfer fee'.
I think we need to hope King leaves in the summer. We need someone with actual money
Sheaf is rated by WhoScored as the 3rd best central midfielder in the division this season - for those calling him average. There is no doubt that he will be a massive loss.
But our midfield needs a massive revamp anyway. No offence to these players but Kelly has played 15 league games (5 more than last season excluding the play offs), Jamie Allen has played 20+ league games, & Lati has had to cover CM as well.
If Sheaf can fund 3 players coming into CM we will be a lot better for it long term.
But our midfield needs a massive revamp anyway. No offence to these players but Kelly has played 15 league games (5 more than last season excluding the play offs), Jamie Allen has played 20+ league games, & Lati has had to cover CM as well.
If Sheaf can fund 3 players coming into CM we will be a lot better for it long term.
King has made such a difference in less than 18 months. The CBS, Club Shop and training ground for starters.
An owner with a wad of cash doesn't guarantee anything ( Everton).
If someone wants to pay us 12M+ for Sheaf in the summer and Robins is given 7-8M of that fee, then so be it. That buys us at least 2 top quality replacements at the minimum.
You've been asked to prove what his wage at Bristol City was numerous times and haven't been able to.
Cardiff City's pursuit of Bristol City and ex-Swansea midfielder breaks down
The Bluebirds were interested in signing the 25-year-old central midfielder
www.walesonline.co.uk
Now show your link
That’s not down to King that’s down to Robins and Austin. Robins himself said he has the final say on all incoming transfers.
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Cardiff City's pursuit of Bristol City and ex-Swansea midfielder breaks down
The Bluebirds were interested in signing the 25-year-old central midfielderwww.walesonline.co.uk
Now show your link
Seems Bristol Live can't make their minds up because in other articles they say £1m.
It's almost as if no one knows (except Grendel obvs).
Sheaf is out best player but he deserves a shot a Premier League. If we get good money for him the club have proven last year that they'll reinvest it to make the squad stronger.
Lets just hope the signings this summer are more Wright than Dasilva...
Lets just hope the signings this summer are more Wright than Dasilva...
1. If Sheaf leaves it will be with my best wishes and hopefully give us a load of money for decent replacements. He's probably at the apex of his value now unless we can get him under a new deal.
2. The overreaction to a poor finish to the season is a bit much.
3. I told you all at the time that we paid Bristol fuck all for Palmer but nobody would listen.
2. The overreaction to a poor finish to the season is a bit much.
3. I told you all at the time that we paid Bristol fuck all for Palmer but nobody would listen.
Good luck Sean, whatever you decide to do.
Now can we get back to our star midfielder?
Not as funny as Gerrard Bowen but not far offMong
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There’s one here that says it was £1 million a year: Kasey Palmer joins Coventry on a three-year deal for an undisclosed fee
So which is it?
“£1.2 million is around £1 million?” Really?
For someone who’s usually very sceptical on wage numbers when they’re reported, you’re suddenly very trusting in Somerset’s answer to Andy Turner.
