Saddlebrains
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Yea good to see really, and tbh Portsmouth and Derby are big clubs with good fans, pleased they stayed up
Also pleased Oxford beat the odds
Talking about players from relegated teams, was anyone surprised none of the teams that came up from League 1 last season went down this season? Not sure how often that's happened. Usually 1-2 promoted teams from League 1 go straight back down.
10 goals 6 assists is a great return to be fair...
Yeah, that's decent but even with him available on a free I'd expect us to look for better than him if we're in this league and serious about improving the squad.
Except that he did Batty's leg in that game up at Blackburn it wasn't very memorable term.
That would have to count as one of the worst downgrades since Dion Dublin’s shirt went to an on loan Darren Jackson
What about EMC?Who said hes on the bench each week. If our striker needs resting we can play Haji upfront and Bundu on the wing.
This isn't Fifa where you can start the same XI every week, its chopped and changed as we have seen this season.
He will have his chance with us after Haji moves to Sporting to replace their centre forward.What about EMC?
What I’m saying is he will want to go somewhere and be star man.
Jamie Allen will have something to say about it as well
Luton won't get a Parachute payment next year as it's removed if you are relegated twice on the trot. They will get a % of the championship TV money instead I think but it is significantly less than the parachute payment from the Prem.Yeh tbh I think Luton players would be hard to get anyway, the ones they don't want to leave that is. There's only 3 or 4 I'd even look at but I bet they are on decent money and Luton won't really need to sell as they'll still be receiving parachute payments.
As for Cardiff I've already said..
Salech
Robertson
Plymouth
Bundu on a free
Ukraine CB who's name I cba to attempt.
That's it really. I'd be happy happy with any of those, assuming we're still a Championship club that is.
Ouch, that is really going to hurt their finances.Luton won't get a Parachute payment next year as it's removed if you are relegated twice on the trot. They will get a % of the championship TV money instead I think but it is significantly less than the parachute payment from the Prem.
I assumed they would get the full value and be super strong in L1. That must be really worrying for them as to attract players to a relegation scrap, not to mention having rewarded those who got them to the promised land, they are likely to be saddles with average players on big salaries that could crucify them. Players can be moved on, but if they're not on pay parity then I assume a lot would sit it out.Luton won't get a Parachute payment next year as it's removed if you are relegated twice on the trot. They will get a % of the championship TV money instead I think but it is significantly less than the parachute payment from the Prem.
I've seen that little screen shotted piece of information on the rules that presumably you have seen too, however i've not seen anything else on it and am not 100% sure its true. Hilarious if it is though.Luton won't get a Parachute payment next year as it's removed if you are relegated twice on the trot. They will get a % of the championship TV money instead I think but it is significantly less than the parachute payment from the Prem.
We'll almost certainly bring in another keeper.Good news is, that’s the keeper situation sorted Until dovins back, , no need to waste money on a back up keeper,
If we don't go up I think Collins will be going and a better replacement will come in for Wilson, meanwhile maybe Bell will be able to step up. If we do go up I believe we will definitely sign an experienced Premiership standard keeper.We'll almost certainly bring in another keeper.
Good news is, that’s the keeper situation sorted Until dovins back, , no need to waste money on a back up keeper,
Wilson 1st choice and bell as back up, Collins 3rd choice to make the numbers upHow is the keeper situation sorted?
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Sod's law that I now can't find the article I initially read it in. I've googled it and nothing that comes up suggests this is the case. Folks, apologies if my comment proves to be unfounded. I only remembered reading about it because I thought it quite amusing.A number of articles I've just seen online all allude to the fact that they will still receive parachute payments. Does anyone have clear rules they can quote either way?
Wilson is not good enough to be first choice for an extended period.Wilson 1st choice and bell as back up, Collins 3rd choice to make the numbers up
I read somewhere that believe it or notTim Kruhl released by Luton. Could be a short term solution to the keeper issue until Dovin is back.
Plus he’s out of contract in the summerMustapha go at getting him
Luton wo nt be getting parachute payments next season as they were relegated.Yeh tbh I think Luton players would be hard to get anyway, the ones they don't want to leave that is. There's only 3 or 4 I'd even look at but I bet they are on decent money and Luton won't really need to sell as they'll still be receiving parachute payments.
As for Cardiff I've already said..
Salech
Robertson
Plymouth
Bundu on a free
Ukraine CB who's name I cba to attempt.
That's it really. I'd be happy happy with any of those, assuming we're still a Championship club that is.
Its been discussed above. I'm pretty sure they are.Luton wo nt be getting parachute payments next season as they were relegated.
So a reward for double failure.Its been discussed above. I'm pretty sure they are.
There is nothing to suggest Bell has what it takes to play in the Championship yet.If we don't go up I think Collins will be going and a better replacement will come in for Wilson, meanwhile maybe Bell will be able to step up. If we do go up I believe we will definitely sign an experienced Premiership standard keeper.
Would be happy because I'm sure we could shoehorn his name into Vogue for a song.I’d like us to go after Yvon Mvogo experienced Swiss keeper played 11 international games. He’s Lorient’s number 1 in the Ligue 2, turns 31 in June and got around 400 appearances in his career and impressive stats in the Ligue 2 for a keeper
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