In terms of the fan base Wilder is a marmite character. He has his staunch allies but plenty couldn't wait for him to go. There were plenty of instances of his behaviour both on match days and behind the scenes which the owners were exasperated with and embarrassed by. His sacking was inevitable.My suspicion is that Bobbys agent was approached before the end of last season. At that point they looked attractive to Bobby, likely to be a premier team, Wilder loved by the fans, closer to home etc but a lot has changed since that first contact …. They didn’t get promoted, Wilder left and they have had a difficult transfer window thus far.
I would say it’s 50/50 which way this will go
That's because initially they couldn't pay transfer fees for players until approval had gone through officially for the new owners.Spot on.
very similar to the model West Brom tried under Bruce. If you don’t go up you end up with an unsustainable wage bill.
It’s no coincidence that Sheff united were gathering all the best Bosmans last summer ….. COH, Burrows, McCallum, to name just 3
As we see, everyone admirers Gus, and a commentator even said at times he is worldclass, but no takers. He is like Stan Bowles or Matt Le Tissier in that he is an enigma who is the centre of the majority of play, but if you want to create a 'team' you can't include him, he is a luxury. In the cup game against the Blues he nearly single-handed beat them.Agree that this year is crucial for them. As I understand the situation it remains unclear what is yet due to the previous owner . Figures that i've heard suggested vary hugely. I am also led to believe by a number of Blunts fans that the club are ready to invest significantly in new players . Hamer is likely to leave due to his wages and the fee would command. the intention would be to reinvest all of that on players.
Spot on.
very similar to the model West Brom tried under Bruce. If you don’t go up you end up with an unsustainable wage bill.
It’s no coincidence that Sheff united were gathering all the best Bosmans last summer ….. COH, Burrows, McCallum, to name just 3
Burrows was undisclosed fee, not a Bosman,.Spot on.
very similar to the model West Brom tried under Bruce. If you don’t go up you end up with an unsustainable wage bill.
It’s no coincidence that Sheff united were gathering all the best Bosmans last summer ….. COH, Burrows, McCallum, to name just 3
Burrows was undisclosed fee, not a Bosman,.
They desperately need someone to replace calamity Robinson.Looks like they’ve moved on
I don't know if he's the problem but I wonder if it's his new partners that are not up to things?They desperately need someone to replace calamity Robinson.
Tyler Binden is the other centre half that they have at the minute and he is on loan from forest. We were supposed to be looking at him before he left Reading.I don't know if he's the problem but I wonder if it's his new partners that are not up to things?
He really isn't very goodI don't know if he's the problem but I wonder if it's his new partners that are not up to things?
Wouldnt of minded him hereLooks like they’ve moved on
My apologies you are correct but there signings tell the same storyBurrows was undisclosed fee, not a Bosman,.
Agree that this year is crucial for them. As I understand the situation it remains unclear what is yet due to the previous owner . Figures that i've heard suggested vary hugely. I am also led to believe by a number of Blunts fans that the club are ready to invest significantly in new players . Hamer is likely to leave due to his wages and the fee would command. the intention would be to reinvest all of that on players.
AI generated isn't it.The last couple of sentences make very little sense really.
The club has generated millions in transfer fees already, and huge earners have been moved on, notwithstanding several high-profile loans, but it's Hamer's fee which will be reinvested into the squad for further incomings - baring in mind there's only a couple of weeks left remaining in the window and there being no discernible interest in said player. (The same situation as last season).
Will be interesting to see how the remainder of the window pans out but their entire transfer strategy seems incredibly bizarre with absolutely zero direction.
Yes.AI generated isn't it.
£21M in transfer fees . The owners have not particularly backed the new manager .The last couple of sentences make very little sense really.
The club has generated millions in transfer fees already, and huge earners have been moved on, not to mention several high-profile loans returning to their parent clubs, but it's Hamer's fee which will be reinvested into the squad for further incomings - baring in mind there's only a couple of weeks left remaining in the window and there being no discernible interest in said player. (The same situation as last season).
Will be interesting to see how the remainder of the window pans out but their entire transfer strategy seems incredibly bizarre with absolutely zero direction.
Very similar to Thomas.Looks like they’ve moved on
At least he took the referee’s decision in good spirits.Very similar to Thomas.
That would be given as handball too, the same as Thomas
You just can't have your hands that high up as a defender
Yeah, you can tell from the photo. Smiling, FFSAt least he took the referee’s decision in good spirits.
Wonder if we have let it be known what his asking price is.Burnley and Brentford considering moving for Thomas according to O'Rourke.
New contract for Bobby now please
Wonder if we have let it be known what his asking price is.
Usually means they get a discountIf there was a sell on fee and he goes to Burnley, do they get a discount or is it voided?
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