Speedie's Head
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I meant move on, play for Netherlands become famous etc. He's not going to do that with us right now. I bet if he plays in the PL he gets a call up. He's already a legend for us.
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LastGarrison
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Did I just see a Gustavo sign your contract sign at the darts?
Hobo
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As long as you can convince an insurance company to cover a 15 million investment? He won't go anywhere until fit.
Sky Blue Harry H
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Think it said 'Guts, I've got your cognac' Don't know which darts player it was referring to, though?
LastGarrison
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Not sure how much Cognac they sell at the Winter Gardens.....
Kingokings204
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I’m here. Standing at the back
LastGarrison
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How’s the cognac?
Martin180
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A medical doesn't take into account a superficial injury , hence why he's in demand while unfit
Calista
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No, they're known as more of an Armagnac crowd.
SHUNT31
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Yes it was me
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AFCCOVENTRY
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Asked by CoventryLive if there is any update on the Brazilian-born player’s situation, whether anything has developed since he was last asked on Tuesday night, Robins said: “Nothing at all and I honestly don’t expect anything to happen. And I will be glad if it doesn’t.”
Asked if it’s a case of the longer that situation goes on, the more likely it is that he will sign a new contract with the Sky Blues, he continued: “Who knows, who knows... But the thing with Gus is that I will keep talking to him and working towards a solution for everybody; the best for everybody and hopefully that will be him staying.”
Breaking into a chuckle, he added: “We love him, the fans love him and he should commit the rest of his career to us.”
As for his fitness, Robins said: “He got half a game and he’s not really trained so you can see that he’s not in shape yet because he’s been out since the play-off final.”
Asked if it’s a case of the longer that situation goes on, the more likely it is that he will sign a new contract with the Sky Blues, he continued: “Who knows, who knows... But the thing with Gus is that I will keep talking to him and working towards a solution for everybody; the best for everybody and hopefully that will be him staying.”
Breaking into a chuckle, he added: “We love him, the fans love him and he should commit the rest of his career to us.”
As for his fitness, Robins said: “He got half a game and he’s not really trained so you can see that he’s not in shape yet because he’s been out since the play-off final.”
Covkid1968#
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Got to be happy with that… apart from waving goodbye to £15million 
what i think our proposal is.
Tell Gus to sign a new 3 year contract.
Tell him he is free to leave next summer (if we go up he'll likely want to stay)
If he is sold. It's then ideal for Doug/Robins as his sale will fund next year's transfer budget much as Vic has this year.
Tell Gus to sign a new 3 year contract.
Tell him he is free to leave next summer (if we go up he'll likely want to stay)
If he is sold. It's then ideal for Doug/Robins as his sale will fund next year's transfer budget much as Vic has this year.
AFCCOVENTRY
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Yes probably something like this or it might be a one year contract extension meaning he can’t walk away for free.
larry_david
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MR loves breaking into a chuckle
shmmeee
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So would I if my boss just handed me a £20m budget.
Ccfcisparks
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Sounds like Hamer will stay this year then. Concerned if we let him go for free, but would imagine robins will think he’s likely to sign a contract otherwise he wouldn’t be so relaxed.
Mucca Mad Boys
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I know I’m projecting here, but the social media team flashing Hamer in all the training and match shots is positive to me. Classic confirmation bias though. With Gyokeres, I don’t think anyone believed he’d stay after the playoff final loss.
Perhaps the recent paper talk with Hamer to Burnley, Fulham & Leeds is his agents hurrying the contract talks.
Fully aware that I believe he’ll sign an extension but it’s nice to be hopeful we keep our star player for once. The end of the season and playoffs confirmed as much.
Perhaps the recent paper talk with Hamer to Burnley, Fulham & Leeds is his agents hurrying the contract talks.
Fully aware that I believe he’ll sign an extension but it’s nice to be hopeful we keep our star player for once. The end of the season and playoffs confirmed as much.
Grendel
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Got to be happy with that… apart from waving goodbye to £15million
It’s pretty clear no one is remotely interested in paying that sort of price
I reckon if we do sell him we will get closer to that than not. Doug won't just give our assets away the world has moved on from Sisu.
Colin Steins Smile
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That quote sounded as though MR is acting to seek a compromise agreement between Doug [who is sticking to a strict wage structure] and Gus & agent [give us the money we think he's worth]. Meanwhile, no club has bid £15m, while hoping to get him on the cheap.
Yorkshire SB
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Yeah if we’re looking at offers of £6-7m at most, perhaps the club are taking a view that it’s worth keeping hold of him, and seeing where we end up this season.
If we do keep him and we sign a couple more quality permanents and then get 3-4 exciting loans in, we could be right up there.
Would fancy us and Boro ahead of any other existing championship side from last season. Then you’re hoping that a couple of the relegated clubs underperform. Although checking the bookies odds it looks like there’s some major bias at play for me - stand by it though!
If we do keep him and we sign a couple more quality permanents and then get 3-4 exciting loans in, we could be right up there.
Would fancy us and Boro ahead of any other existing championship side from last season. Then you’re hoping that a couple of the relegated clubs underperform. Although checking the bookies odds it looks like there’s some major bias at play for me
- stand by it though!
Mucca Mad Boys
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Given the turnover of players we’ve had, we’re going to be undervalued by the bookies.Yeah if we’re looking at offers of £6-7m at most, perhaps the club are taking a view that it’s worth keeping hold of him, and seeing where we end up this season.
If we do keep him and we sign a couple more quality permanents and then get 3-4 exciting loans in, we could be right up there.
Would fancy us and Boro ahead of any other existing championship side from last season. Then you’re hoping that a couple of the relegated clubs underperform. Although checking the bookies odds it looks like there’s some major bias at play for me
Grendel
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Well he’ll be giving them away next summer
Colin Steins Smile
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With the high turnover of players, it could take quite a few games before this new squad performs to the level they are capable of.
Yorkshire SB
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Yeah might be right. I’m sure that market is also dictated by the volume of fans just backing their own team too, so bookmaker reducing liability.
chiefdave
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not really related to Hamer but Robins seems to be much more relaxed this pre-season.
That's the way of the world if it happens it happens I doubt it will of course!
Mucca Mad Boys
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I don’t blame him! Last summer our recruitment was light years from where we are this season.
We signed Palmer on a permanent and that was it. With that in mind, last season was a miracle! This season we’ve spent money on 5 out of 6 signings with a further 9 to come! MR wasn’t bullshitting when he said we were going to sign some genuinely exciting players this summer!
We’ve sold Gyokeres, granted but it’s been an impressive preseason so far and a cause for optimism.
Broken Hearted Sky Blue
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TomRad85
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Fucking hell! Who do they think they are? Imagine going on strike to move to Burnley
fernandopartridge
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What a horrible c**t Mitrovic is
Oh boo-hoo, poor Mitrovic, doesn't get his dream move to Al-Hilal. The victims are really everyone who watches English football, who has to put up with his little baby petulance for another season.
