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I'm looking at Luton's accounts submitted in June 2022 after their playoff season. Their losses increased from £2m to nearly £6.5m in year https://find-and-update.company-information.service.gov.uk/company/06133975/filing-history

More than likely...

They'll both be on PL wages now too. Non-starter.

You forgot the apprentice grounds person from Ryton for the bench ;)

This thread has gone to shit. Right, Gus...

Yes. The pre-season is really important for team building and working on systems of play. They have very little time for these things during the busy season more reinforcing the summer's work.

Acute appendicitis isn't an injury in my book. There's been no recurrence of his foot problem either as far as I know.

Might be 10 k for all we know...

He's not been hurt again since he came back as far as I know despite plaing in every game, I think. I don't think he's injury prone, he's had a good bit of misfortune for sure. People talk shit and it becomes accepted as fact!

Let's hope that's all behind him now

Godden will be just fine

If Gus has any sense (and he appears to have) then he'll be leaving things up to his agent to deal with

Has been like that for a fortnight. Somebody jumped the gun

Extremely disappointing certainly. It's the wages spread across 25 players for 2 or 3 years that's the issue...

Leeds would need the internals to be settled first.

That would be my take too.

All fits with what Robins was saying about being on a limited budget, of the same order of magnitude as last season's. It can't come as a surprise to anyone

Paper talk. Just a regurg from what's already out there

He had time away from the Sweden squad, it's impossible to believe that he didn't have permission.

I wouldn't argue with that but he has to want to go to another bidder, be prepared to be rotated, sit out when he's a bit off the boil etc. I could quite understand it if that's not what he wants.