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You’d never get a star player join a club then.

Also his wife left him and he wants tk be closer to his son (Fulham maybe?) - then in a twist plot his son lives with him - then he’s seeing a local lass and in a shocking plot twist yet to be revealed he’s in a relationship with one of the players we’ve released

You bin eating crayons again kid?

It’s not much further from Romania - I doubt he’d be driving!

im sure I’m not spoiling anyones enjoyment David

The rain delays helped England this match Especially yesterday when the bowlers looked spent in not helpful conditions

No one has a clue what Simms is on. Highly unlikely to be that much. It’s another figure plucked out the air by someone to suit a narrative

Well of course - thats why I once saw David and Victoria Beckham booking into an IBIS

Injury risk is Occupational hazards and not going to influence his decision making

Yes it would be madness as its a far higher wage than we would pay under our budget to retain his services - its not £5 million its £5 million plus his immediate resale fee which can now be used to invest in the squad

I'm not changing my argument 1. I don't think you can break your wage budget rules for 1 player anyway and certainly not £30k 2. The notion of a clause is ridiculous if we do not get promotion for someone you are committing a large percentage of salary to 3. Robins clearly has said he wants to...

But you can't as he wants to leave. So you maximise the opportunity at sale

Of course it makes sense. Simms has agreed to come here and commit as a player Hamer has expressed that he wants to leave and can if he gets a move get wages in access of what we can offer. We can also then get funds back if we sell him to re-build the squad and replace him

Alex Scott will cost £25 million

We have no idea what Simms wages are - and again he would not sign the deal anyway

I doubt the view outside the Brittania is particularly interesting on a Monday morning

There is no evidence Simms is on anything like that sort of money

No you don’t. Your talking of busting our wage budget for someone who wants out and therefore will not sign a contract with clauses in - why would he

Yeah that’s a great strategy - commit nearly £5 million of wages to a player who could lose form or suffer a severe injury Thank christ you aren’t running the club He still wouldn’t sign it anyway

He’d get 40 grand a week as a squad player in a premier league club and a 3 or 4 year deal and if he leaves for free he’d be able to negotiate even more