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But Eastwood was deadweight. They must have known and been made aware that Eastwood wasn't going to feature hardly, if at all. It was also a well known fact that Platt could only play 1 game a week. So, that just leaves McDonald. As I say, you have to be sensible.

But if McDonald came in for King, who came in for Juke?

Yep. saw that. I have always backed any sale of assets (players) we have When you are losing money as we are, if an offer comes in for Keogh or Juke or whoever we have to consider it and more than likely accept that offer. Just got to be sensible though. If we can sell Keogh for £500,000 and...

No! Surely we need someone to save us well. The last thing we need is to be saved badly!

Hmmm. Football is like no other business. Would you envisage a Sainsbury's supermarket moving into a smaller premises and selling less stock? Just don't accept this balancing the books argument here. Sisu have allowed us to be relegated. They pretty much as near as condemned us to relegation...

Remember we have lost Eastwood and Platt. We definitely need a striker. The very basic we need to bring in is; 1 striker 2 midfielders 2 central defenders Not convinced we will get 5 mind.

I don't trust in Hoffman. I don't distrust the bloke either. I just see him as City fan with contacts and a business nous who's trying to encourage people to invest and/or buy the club. I don't think anyone can doubt he is working hard to talk to and convince people, but that's about it. This...

Remember her? I bloody married her!! :facepalm:

You saying we came down without a parachute? We're even more stupid than I first thought.

Think we need to be looking to the lower leagues (not that we are now anything but a lower league team ourselves now) for unearthed talent. Anyone from the Premiership would surely want wages way out of our price range and that would be true for most Championship players too. We need cheap (or...

No contest. Wolves will be able to pay at least 3 times the wage we can offer.

This wouldn't be a proper forum unless there were 2 new liquidation and administration threads per week.

Well yes, I can understand that in some ways, but isn't Jordan Willis a right back too? He certainly can play there and in view of just how small our squad is going to be, can we really afford to have 4 right backs at the club? Say we can only bring 5 players in. don't you think we need...

Aren't they moving away though because it's the Olympics and they can't have their name on anything at the moment anyway?

The Aldershot offal says he is an attacking right back too.

Benjamin Alexander (Ben) Herd (born 21 June 1985) is an English footballer who plays as a full back for League Two side Aldershot Town. Starting his Football League career with Watford in 2003, he made his name at Shrewsbury Town between 2005 and 2009. In July 2009 he signed with Aldershot...