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Yeah, setting up to optimise (reduce) your tax liabilities is different to not paying your taxes......

I get it. So you're saying the good ones were because they were known and the 'bad ones' were because they weren't known? Hmmm. That doesn't really hold true does it. Since Premier League clubs are mainly buying 'known' players for millions some still turn out to be stinkers. A scouting team...

Such a dumb post. Since Badlan and the management team have worked together our league position has improved and the overall value of our squad has gone up massively. Highlights: McFadz (free), Rose (free), Moore (free), Walsh (loan), Dabo (free), O'Hare (free), Godden (free), Sheaf, Hamer...

you'd have a binding agreement in place before you pulled the trigger on a stadium deal I'm guessing

Yes, it's ludicrous to think that zero of any received transfer fees would be reinvested. The club has a budget - anything over and above that is un-budgeted...and can therefore be allocated to servicing debt or investment, or both. I don't see a scenario where both Robins and Viveash game plan...

not the best, not the worst

of course. Pay some debts. Pay some interest. Invest the rest.

why wouldnt the same thing happen here?

The difference is we have way more quality, and a squad that has a good team spirit

ah, the age old 'can't be arsed' argument...'we need players with passion' rubbish that's spouted on CWR after every defeat

Conjecture

Would hazard a guess that some of the ITKs are less ITK following some of this summer's departures

you got it - selling hamer and gyokeres to pay for a new training pitch and to give sisu a return.....all of which wasnt explained to Robins 6 weeks ago when he signed his new contract and talked about an exciting future.

haha, me too! no 'the goalposts have shifted' or 'we have to trade'

So you're saying that Robins signed a contract at the end of the season and was then completely blindsided by the fact that the club all of sudden wanted to sell the best players without any of those funds going into rebuilding? Seems an odd thing to sign up to. Even odder given the financial...

What are you talking about? We want to keep our best players, if valuations are met that's different but we'll have contingencies (as we always have), we want more quality, we have until Sept 1st to get things in place....not sure what's so depressing. Stop the guesswork. Trust in the process -...

One of the problems last season was options off the bench. Don;t see any need to panic - manager signed a new contract, assuming that included talks around financial planning moving forward. Brought one in who is an upgrade on those who have moved out.

you should. Recruitment overall has had far more pluses than minuses. The league position shows that. We've always rotated during the summer window to try to upgrade again - last year it was Moore, Maatsen, Clarke-Salter, Sheaf (permanent), Gyokeres (permanent), Waghorn. I personally think the...

1. Goals from midfield - Allen's output in terms of assists and goals isn't where it should be given a relatively free role going forward (in some games at least) 2. Defensive lapses - we concede soft goals. Set pieces are a concern. We obviously look better when the first choice 3 CBs are...

I could see Hamer going to Brighton if Bissouma is sold. Would be a big step up but development potential for them for sure. And I can see Smith at Norwich coming in for O'Hare (and Davis from Villa). Have to hope that a decent % of any fee received is reinvested in both transfer fees (younger...