SBAndy
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Think it’s as much that he’s a free agent as anything. He’s a quality player and if there were no transfer fee involved then I think we’d be silly not to be interested. Time is on his side, after all.
I loved Walsh, and really wanted him to sign in the summer, but with missing the season injured and not playing a game and us being in a higher division, surely its time to move on?
Keep seeing re: signings for next season, Walsh is continually mentioned.
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I loved Walsh, and really wanted him to sign in the summer, but with missing the season injured and not playing a game and us being in a higher division, surely its time to move on?
Keep seeing re: signings for next season, Walsh is continually mentioned.
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Until he signs a new contract he’s coming here to play in a three with Hamer and Kelly as far as I’m concerned.
Walsh and Hamer dominating possession and supporting the attack. I'm erect.Just the thought of it
Why would we not want to keep hamer and also offer walsh a deal - we are a big city club with a potential large fan base - we will never get to the premiership if we dont start investing in top players@Ccfcisparks made up a story a bid had came in for him...fuck knows how he would of passed a medical
cash in on Hamer in the summer and take Walsh on a free would be unbelievable business (if we stay up)
Could play today, the timing couldn’t be better eleven games to prove his fitness, & can hack it in the championship ( I have no doubts about that) and if it’s thumbs up move in and give him an offer he won’t refuse.
Why would we not want to keep hamer and also offer walsh a deal - we are a big city club with a potential large fan base - we will never get to the premiership if we dont start investing in top players
Why would he leave Bristol City to join us?Could play today, the timing couldn’t be better eleven games to prove his fitness, & can hack it in the championship ( I have no doubts about that) and if it’s thumbs up move in and give him an offer he won’t refuse.
We have a better ground,he got on well with robins wanting to stay after his loan money is the one can we match or better Bristol who pay him around 12k a week apparently...I would like to think we are a bigger club than Bristol city ffsWhy would he leave Bristol City to join us?
I will answer that with two wordsWhy would he leave Bristol City to join us?
We have a better ground,he got on well with robins wanting to stay after his loan money is the one can we match or better Bristol who pay him around 12k a week apparently...I would like to think we are a bigger club than Bristol city ffs
We need James, his experience is massive and he’s a good player and versatile and still only 30 next birthday no age for a player nowadays. As for wages if we want to move to the next level we either compete wage wise or don’t bother.Biggest problem is that if Bristol want to keep him, they'll be able to offer more than we can. On the plus side, most of the lads he knows and has happy memories of are still with us. I'd prefer Walsh over James if only because of the age factor, although James has done it at a much higher level, so won't be disappointed if we get him (as long as he stays fit). Interesting too to see if Josh Eccles can step up, as we know Kelly cannot keep going forever/is prone to the odd setback.
Agree - although I would be nervous of having Walsh, James and Kelly on the books at the same time in terms of recent injury history (not difficult to imagine 2 of the 3 out at any given stage). That said, the quality is not in doubt. Kelly is out of contract, so maybe a rolling one year option (is there such a thing?!) for him. James we would have to offer 2 years (at least), otherwise he will walk. Walsh - straight swap for Kastaneer.We need James, his experience is massive and he’s a good player and versatile and still only 30 next birthday no age for a player nowadays. As for wages if we want to move to the next level we either compete wage wise or don’t bother.
Not sure what wages will level out at I think the day of £10/£20k+a week in the championship are over. There are clubs in our division in all sorts of financial mess re. wages, Bristol City being one.
To a whole generation we’re a lower league club.We have a better ground,he got on well with robins wanting to stay after his loan money is the one can we match or better Bristol who pay him around 12k a week apparently...I would like to think we are a bigger club than Bristol city ffs
Means absolutely nothing, he’s also a decent manager at this level.I will answer that with two words
Nigel Pearson.
I dunno mate, ashton gate is a proper football ground, I prefer it tbh... Yea we are bigger no doubtWe have a better ground,he got on well with robins wanting to stay after his loan money is the one can we match or better Bristol who pay him around 12k a week apparently...I would like to think we are a bigger club than Bristol city ffs
We aren’t bigger than Bristol City ffsI dunno mate, ashton gate is a proper football ground, I prefer it tbh... Yea we are bigger no doubt View attachment 19144
How many FA cups have they won and how long combined have they spent in the top flightWe aren’t bigger than Bristol City ffs
We definitely are, a club that's spent 9 years in the top flight and have averaged over 15000 in just 30 years of their 120 year existenceWe aren’t bigger than Bristol City ffs
We’ve not been in the top flight for two decades and have spent a sizeable proportion of that in the bottom 2 divisions of the league.How many FA cups have they won and how long combined have they spent in the top flight
We’ve not been in the top flight for two decades and have spent a sizeable proportion of that in the bottom 2 divisions of the league.
He hasn't been fit all season tbf
Things change, I remember Burnley being one of the top teams in the country and years later staying in the EFL with a last minute goal from their goalie if I remember correct and now an established Premiership team.
Regarding Cov. we are a club with potential on par with a Southampton, Leicester etc. We have always had a up and down home support but a good away following. Strange really.
Coventry is one of the biggest cities in the country (between 9th & 20th depending on how you measure).Things change, I remember Burnley being one of the top teams in the country and years later staying in the EFL with a last minute goal from their goalie if I remember correct and now an established Premiership team.
Regarding Cov. we are a club with potential on par with a Southampton, Leicester etc. We have always had a up and down home support but a good away following. Strange really.
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