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So would I . But that wasn’t my point.

I find this “short career” narrative quite strange Most people don’t spend their entire working life doing one job. They get promoted, they change industries, they re-train etc etc Footballers who are lucky with injuries and look after themselves can easily have a 20 yearplaying career now...

This is self indulgent bollocks. Delete thread.

I don’t have an issue with selling one of our key players. It’s how the football world works. I have 3 concerns: if it’s circa £6m, then a second player may need to go too. if it’s circa £6m then that may not give Robins much if anything to reinvest if it’s £6m it might be ok value now but...

SUSU are not ambitious. They just want to claw back their investment through one off cash inflows ( transfers ) and higher interest rates. our lack of activity to support Robins in January spoke volumes. Before someone says that they put players on better contracts …..refer back to one off cash...

He’s as well connected as anyone in the EFL

I don’t think everything he hears and prints comes happens but he’s normally pretty accurate

I guess it’s informed speculation until it’s done

This is about Money for all parties.

Very poor today

Any new insights @better days or @Skybluebeliever ?

Tapping up not really a thing anymore …. It’s understood that clubs sound players / agents out about their interest and salary expectations before they bid

Before or after the window shuts ?

I think MR has been clear that he won’t strengthen attacking options unless we lose one if our key front players

Promising ? He’s over 30 !

With Dabo and Bidwell having to play out of position on occasion and possibly Sheaf

McCallum

Possibly although he didn’t have to give his agent 20% of his deals either ….

I’m genuinely surprised in this leaky world we live in that we have 3 loans lined up, possibly to be announced this week, and with exception of the Palace left back, we don’t have a single name to debate.