I love how the forum has identified him as a future prospect based on a YT video and we could pick him up because Chelsea and the rest of the footballing world haven’t realised he’s got potential.
I love how the forum has identified him as a future prospect based on a YT video and we could pick him up because Chelsea and the rest of the footballing world haven’t realised he’s got potential.We will see. There is literally no point in Chelsea sending him out on loan with a view to a permenant
Well yes atleast double I’d suggestLeeds bid for Langstaff is reputable £12m. If Newcastle sell and they coming knocking for Rudoni as a replacement, they are going to need to offer more than that surely?
A lot more imoLeeds bid for Langstaff is reputable £12m. If Newcastle sell and they coming knocking for Rudoni as a replacement, they are going to need to offer more than that surely?
Yeah definitely at least double. They're not the same position anyway. Langstaff is a centre mid, Rudoni is a number 10. Even if they or another team went for Rudoni, it's going to take at least £25m, especially with Rudoni having 3 years left on his contract. We're in a strong position in that sense. I can't see Newcastle paying £25m+ for a player that won't get into their starting 11.Leeds bid for Langstaff is reputable £12m. If Newcastle sell and they coming knocking for Rudoni as a replacement, they are going to need to offer more than that surely?
I hope you don’t keep receipts of all my stupid suggestions as wellLoan Watch
He wanted Gnanduillet to get us away from relegation. The same Gnanduillet that missed 3 sitters against Brora Rangers yesterday. Hes a joke. I’ve forgot which prediction is your latest Stay up or going down ? Which one is it today 😎 I’d still rather Gnandillet than Gyo 🤣🤷🏻♂️www.skybluestalk.co.uk
Will we stay up ?
At the moment you can say Wycombe are probably out of it. But then SW only need a couple of wins and back in it. This is a fight till the last game of the season. The one team to keep an eye on is Huddersfield. They are in free fall.www.skybluestalk.co.uk
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Hopefully we can negotiate a termination. I think it's probably about a quarter of a century too late for that. Even a hitman is harsh. Hoping the club can cash in on the old insurance for him?www.skybluestalk.co.uk
Never forget. I long everyday for his return
It was an interview with either Robins or Viveash. I'll see if I can find it later.A player sold in mid August without a replacement arranged is a panic sale. Can you show me how you know Hamer informed the club he wanted to leave?
Was it Robins who said he wanted to leave on the coach after Wembley.It was an interview with either Robins or Viveash. I'll see if I can find it later.
Think so, yes.Was it Robins who said he wanted to leave on the coach after Wembley.
Deciding to accept the 3rd highest offer for a player in club history is not a panic sale, its sensible business acumen. Helped ensure long term stability and squad growth.A player sold in mid August without a replacement arranged is a panic sale.
Especially when he’s out of contract that summerDeciding to accept the 3rd highest offer for a player in club history is not a panic sale, its sensible business acumen. Helped ensure long term stability and squad growth.
We've had some questionable player sales for pennies on the pound before, Hamer wasn't one of them.
They should've brought in a replacement before they did though. Wasn't until Torp signed in January that the position was reinforced. Although think we signed Ayari on loan, which didn't work out (was that post-Hamer?).Deciding to accept the 3rd highest offer for a player in club history is not a panic sale, its sensible business acumen. Helped ensure long term stability and squad growth.
We've had some questionable player sales for pennies on the pound before, Hamer wasn't one of them.
Spot onDeciding to accept the 3rd highest offer for a player in club history is not a panic sale, its sensible business acumen. Helped ensure long term stability and squad growth.
We've had some questionable player sales for pennies on the pound before, Hamer wasn't one of them.
Deciding to accept the 3rd highest offer for a player in club history is not a panic sale, its sensible business acumen. Helped ensure long term stability and squad growth.
We've had some questionable player sales for pennies on the pound before, Hamer wasn't one of them.
Ayari loan was roughly the same time Hamer left, yes.They should've brought in a replacement before they did though. Wasn't until Torp signed in January that the position was reinforced. Although think we signed Ayari on loan, which didn't work out (was that post-Hamer?).
It was an interview with either Robins or Viveash. I'll see if I can find it later.
Exactly that, Hyam felt like desperation to keep us afloat. Didnt that basically pay for the pitch to be re-done as we couldn't afford it otherwise?Spot on
Maddison and Hyam felt like panic sales to keep the financial wolf from the door …. Hamer felt like good business.
Why did we sell him without a replacement lined up?Deciding to accept the 3rd highest offer for a player in club history is not a panic sale, its sensible business acumen. Helped ensure long term stability and squad growth.
We've had some questionable player sales for pennies on the pound before, Hamer wasn't one of them.
Replacement was Arayri if I’m not wrong. Clearly didn’t work thoWhy did we sell him without a replacement lined up?
Totally derailed that season.
So it was a cheap replacement, clearly as a result of selling him that we didn't expect.Replacement was Arayri if I’m not wrong. Clearly didn’t work tho
We got Atari a season too early or that’s how it looked in hindsight.Replacement was Arayri if I’m not wrong. Clearly didn’t work tho
We had no choice but to sell him and we will never know whether we miss out on targets to replace him or not.Why did we sell him without a replacement lined up?
Totally derailed that season.
Wasn't that the season we got to the play offs?Why did we sell him without a replacement lined up?
Totally derailed that season.
It was weird tbf as we had bids for him by the Exeter game and Robins alluded that his head had been turned.So it was a cheap replacement, clearly as a result of selling him that we didn't expect.
Robin’s isn’t great with young players. Added to that a poor start to the season and the combination meant that Mark was always likely toWe got Atari a season too early or that’s how it looked in hindsight.
No we got 9th and semi finals that yearWasn't that the season we got to the play offs?
We also had someone else lined up but fell through I’m led to believe at that time in addition.Replacement was Arayri if I’m not wrong. Clearly didn’t work tho
That was taken out of context and has now become fact in sky blue mythsWas it Robins who said he wanted to leave on the coach after Wembley.
Because we are not a club that could turn down £15million for a player with 12mths left on his contract.Why did we sell him without a replacement lined up?
Totally derailed that season.
That was taken out of context and has now become fact in sky blue myths
That was taken out of context and has now become fact in sky blue myths
We couldnt afford to turn it down so it was a panic sale.Because we are not a club that could turn down £15million for a player with 12mths left on his contract.
It would have been wholly reckless to force a player to stay who had, by all accounts, expressed his desire to leave, and risk losing him for free the following season.
Yes losing him hurt us short term, but if we're going to avoid going back to the dark ages the club has to run in a financially responsible way too. And in my personal opinion, 24mths on we're in a much better place squad wise, and thats almost solely due to reinvesting Hamer and Vik sales.
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