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I don't think GIMOC is ' getting so much shit' actually? Just people not buying into everything he is saying and sucking his tits off for it.

Neither did Ashley use his own money at Newcastle.

There is always in fighting and back stabbing at boardroom level. Especially when a new regime comes along and shakes the tree. But they don't all run out the room and start bitching about it to anyone who will listen? If they do we are better off without them being involved.

In your determination to damage King's reputation. You aren't actually doing the other parties any favours with your headline drama. Because you make them sound, unprofessional, moaning gossips.

Doesn't sound like he will be that focused on it all the way you have painted the picture? Why would King trust someone who will only have to give a months notice to leave, who is so upset with new owners policy, that he trust them to sort out potentially long term deals? Not saying you...

Plus he needs, as best you can, to be a guaranteed starter. He wouldn't be that in Premier League. Portugal is a good option for him to continue his development with European football and keeping him in international contention. At 25 this is an important move, he can't afford to go back to...

Of course it is that easy - stay at home and we will pay you until you have served your notice. Happens all the time.

If it was that toxic King would have put him out on gardening leave straight away. Who cares if Boddy has gone or not? Not exactly irreplaceable is he?

But again what is a 'decent budget'? Is that 'budget' before any sales of say Gyokeres and Hamer? Or is it a 'decent budget' based on cash generated from those sales? Is a decent budget inclusive of improving facilities and infra structure or are those thing separate from the 'decent budget'...

What is getting the summer right? Transfers out? How many signings? How many good signings? How many failures? And judged by whose eyes? I don't think you can judge anything based on one transfer window?

Except most the top teams don't play a traditional 10 which Maddison is. Tottenham potentially is the right fit for him and had little opposition for his signature.

No it's an ever changing landscape driven by economics outside of football. The driver is the offers on your table not on other people's. A good example is from rugby union a few years ago. Royal Bank of Scotland offered to renew their sponsorship of 6 Nations for a period of x amount of years...

It's all conjecture and speculation on here based on conjecture and speculation by sports journalists.

Well it is not just length of contract it is the value of the contract, so it still might be a relatively cheap contract. They will work on his upper body strength and his first touch. So I think their is still some potential there but I think he is more likely to be loaned out once he is back...

Yes although I still think our budget will be pretty modest because it is obvious we are paying more for the stadium and perhaps getting less food and drink money. Unless we sell Vik and then that changes the managers budget.

And unfortunately scoring that goal against PNE skewed a lot of people's opinions of him and got them thinking he was the next wonder kid. Just as some fans thought Ponticelli was going to be a goal machine, he just needed to be played in the side.

And although Tavares has some potential he was clearly a long way off when he got injured.

It's journalists finding something to write about. Those offers are no more factual than opinions written on here. The real point is, even if they are true and great deals for Cov City Vik doesn't have to go to Burnley or Everton if he doesn't want to.

We are the Who Done It Novel the printers fucked up. Every chapter is the penultimate chapter.

Clubs will be contending with interest rates on overdrafts and loans. Plus the rise in cost of gas and electricity on top of the COVID overhang. So outside the Premier League I can't see too much money being chucked about.