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What’s more important than replacing a keeper that gifts a goal a match ??

Ah ok

More likely Robins sees what we see … a player that flatters to deceive and his numbers aren’t good enough and he gives the ball away far too often.

I think @Saddlebrains suggested that Robins and Doyle didn’t part company on great terms but I could be wrong ….

We need the best and most proven defensive coach we can attract. We are not a charity providing a retirement plan for ex players.

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I think it is clear that Robins is happy for Wilson and Moore to move on. I can’t ever recall seeing a keeper make as many errors that lead to goals as Collins over the last few weeks and retain their place. My gut feel is that Collins will be the number 2 keeper next season and Robins sees no...

Ah the classic ….. a guy who makes a living from inside football stories less credible than a forum poster !

Vik and Hamer ….. it was well known within the club that both would move on last summer unless we were promoted

I think he can and should be better than Palmer too. My point is that he hasn’t been. Whether that is just form, attitude, or other issues we don’t know.

It’s easy to forget we have played Wright out of position for most of the season. Many strikers would have sulked but he’s just got on with it. Credit to him for that.

That’s my point. He’s had a bad injury and hasn’t consistently performed this season. He can’t even get in the team let alone be a cut above it. I accept that Robins and COH may have fallen out etc and that’s why COH is out if favour, but when he does play he doesn’t stand out still. He...

Great to see that both have exceeded all of our pre season expectations …..

He hasn’t been for the last 2 years….. Maybe he will be after a full pre season but it’s far from certain.

Linked to Leicester today by Football Insider.

Hope so. He’s ok but his end product is poor. Gives the ball away far too much.

I think we are but from a lower investment start point ….

Yes. Not all clubs. Hull for example have gone for the loan route and hope for a promo that way. Leicester have gambled on established players on big wages and hoped promo would bail them out. Wolves, and Brentford targeted one particular nationality of player to try to atttact a slighter...

The model is super easy to understand …: You buy and develop talented players to sell on You add to that a couple of experienced pro’s to help with that growth and to give the team match day smarts. You add 1 or 2 loans where the budget won’t stretch to perm signings of a similar calibre.

Yes the whole transaction will need to be valued as part of FFP.