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You’ve completely misunderstood my post mate, read the post by Ccfcsparks which I pulled up and then read my post properly.

Ahh, so the club were keen to bring McNally back on a permanent deal then 🤔 they made an offer which Burnley deemed to low 🤔 I must have missed all of that.

Well if he can find himself in the ‘right place’ at the ‘right time’ 20 odd times next season 🤔 he’ll do for me.

But it does state £9m + the add on’s

It’s amazing how quickly some portions of a fan base can go from “He’s one of our own” to “Good riddance, he was shite anyway” once the reality they’re leaving sets in. Seen it happen here many many times down the years.

It could be argued that the greater part of most transfer fees (not all) is based on a player’s future potential.

Vic’s sale was indeed a game changer and yes it’s bankrolled an overhaul of the team, hopefully it also means that Hamer doesn’t need to be sold to balance the books. Look, if we can get £15m + then fair enough ‘we should probably take it. But if it’s less £10m and we had assurances he would...

Well that’s the gamble isn’t it, usually I’d be dead against letting a player of value sit on his contract and leave for nothing, but in this case I’m tempted to think it could be the sensible option. Hamer is such a vital player to CCFC his importance really cannot be overstated, people say if...

I thought the wage cap was set at £19.000 p/w, I’m sure I’d read that somewhere 🤔

While that is factually correct, it isn’t by any means the only potential outcome. His circumstances, hopes and ambitions could all significantly change in that time, like if he inspired us to a brilliant promotion for instance, would he be able to turn down a new contract ‘and with it the...

Although I never knew this guy or even his first name, over the years he became a must read poster for me, extremely knowledgeable, genuine, completely inoffensive and like the rest of us “Skyblue thru & thru”. I really hope his family and loved ones are coming to terms with what must be a...

This is what I’m thinking, if he commands a price tag of less than 10m we may just as well keep him and hope he inspires us to promotion, resigned to the fact he leaves for free at the end of the season ‘or, we win the promotion he wins player of the season and can’t wait to sign his new £60.000...

I hope he reads this, could help make his mind up ….

With the season not even underway yet, it’s obviously to early to predict ‘with any real certainty’ where we’ll eventually be positioned come next May, but i for one have been massively encouraged with the actions of the new owners, it actually feels like I’m following a real competitive...

Do you send all visitors to Coventry bye way of the Coventry Cross😳even now Isometimes wake in a cold sweat 🤣🤣

1, Genuine question, is there any type of cooling off period after signing ? 2, Is there more than one incidence of signing with only one being contractually binding ? This is a very strange situation we find ourselves in, I keep telling myself it that it could be something very simple ie...

I think he’s a breath of fresh air, the difference he’s made to this club in a few months is astonishing. I just wish he’d concluded talks with Hamer before introducing the pay-structure.

This is completely different, by changing his mind on ticket pricing he actually endeared himself further with the fan base by showing he was willing to listen, it would have had ‘little to no‘ impact on senior staff, and would mean nothing to the playing staff. The pay-structure however is...

If I understand the details of the pay-structure correctly, it’s a fairly recent structure put in place by the new owner Doug King, if that is the case the problem in breaking the structure to accommodate Hamer’s financial needs isn’t the risk of upsetting other players. The main problem is how...