The Rebuild- Around Hamer and Sheaf (2 Viewers)
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GaryPendrysEyes
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Im personally still quite unsure about Doug King, why he bought the club and what his intentions are for the next few years.
He certainly isn’t going to flash the cash and I wouldn’t be surprised if he is very conservative in bringing players in.
We’ll see.
He certainly isn’t going to flash the cash and I wouldn’t be surprised if he is very conservative in bringing players in.
We’ll see.
SeaSeeEffCee
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Absolutely no chance that either Gus or Vik stay.
NorthernWisdom
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Midfielder Allen signs new Coventry contract
Coventry midfielder Jamie Allen agrees a new two-year contract with the Championship promotion hopefuls, through to June 2025.
www.bbc.com
Bad Boy
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It will be a bidding war for Gus. Upwards of £20 million will get his signature I'm led to understand.
shepardo01
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Torturing myself watching it back...
Sky comms saying Hamer was abandoned as a baby in Brazil
... (knew he was born there obviously but didn't know that)adopted by a Dutch family and his adopted father died last year (knew that) ..... makes me love the guy even more knowing what he has been through and how he gives his all for us and seems to enjoy it so much......
Sky comms saying Hamer was abandoned as a baby in Brazil
... (knew he was born there obviously but didn't know that)adopted by a Dutch family and his adopted father died last year (knew that) ..... makes me love the guy even more knowing what he has been through and how he gives his all for us and seems to enjoy it so much......
mark82
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If we get £20m it gives us the means to replace. Just can't see it being that much (he's absolutely worth it in my eyes though).
mark82
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Torturing myself watching it back...
Sky comms saying Hamer was abandoned as a baby in Brazil
Will never have any bad feelings towards Gus. Given me so much pleasure watching him the last couple of years. A class act.
Londonccfcfan
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If we get good money for Vik , I think we would be able to offer Hamer what he wants financially...with an agreement he can have X% of his future transfer fee. With options to leave in a year. Optimistic but I believe hes settled and the big move will come , if we have tempted Sheaf..then why not Hamer.
I don't understand why you feel we have more chance of keeping Hamer than Gyokeres.
Some really interesting reading on here. I do think we are the sort of club who need to buy, improve and get the most out of players, and then sell when they're ready to move on. Having said that, even though it does feel like Vik has been off for a while, it doesn't seem the same with Hamer. Apparently he's bought a house locally too, so that sounds like someone who might want to stay.
I'm sure we're going to have some interesting arrivals. But for those saying this squad has taken us as far as we can go, what- 1 penalty kick away from the Premier league after a disastrous first 2 months of the season? Just build on what we have, it's a team that enjoys playing together and they're getting used to winning.
I'm sure we're going to have some interesting arrivals. But for those saying this squad has taken us as far as we can go, what- 1 penalty kick away from the Premier league after a disastrous first 2 months of the season? Just build on what we have, it's a team that enjoys playing together and they're getting used to winning.
Sky Blue Pete
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It’s why we need to spend that money each transfer window and why it was frustrating it didn’t happen after them two
Trust the manager though as we signed one free and some loans to get to the play off final
Londonccfcfan
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It's just the hunch I feel Hamer is happier just my perception.
I think that's just their respective dispositions.
Flying Fokker
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We need taller, faster players if we are to go up and stay there. Not just taller than MR either!
Seeing the size of the guys Luton have and the size of some in the Everton vs Bournemouth game.
They look a couple of inches taller than our players.
Seeing the size of the guys Luton have and the size of some in the Everton vs Bournemouth game.
They look a couple of inches taller than our players.
Alkhen
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I think that's just his nature. Vik is a surly Scandinavian.
Both would be mental not to cash in on their stock. I don't begrudge them the opportunity. We can't afford to mess around and lose them for free.
Massive test for Robins and the scouting team. I'm not delusional enough to think they would get all the money from the sales but I'm sure they will get a good pot to strengthen.
I recon the value will come from European talent or players who haven't quite made the grade in the Prem youth system. I think our exploits this season will knock us up the pecking order for a few players. We obviously get players careers on track and that must be a factor.
Also think we should have a sniff at players from teams like Burnley that have just gone up. Realistically are they going to be able to give players like Twine Prem minutes?
Sky_Blue_Dreamer
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I think everyone's missing the vitally important information regarding whether Hamer goes or stays - is there a Samoan Joe's close by a potential new club.
Skyblue_LDN
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Remains to be seen what the new recruitment department is all about. Hopefully they’ve been working away in the background and we are ready for a busy window given the contract situations.
I feel somewhat optimistic that Robins will have some sort of kitty be it from sales or King.
I feel somewhat optimistic that Robins will have some sort of kitty be it from sales or King.
AngryAnt
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Agreed, everyone is saying he's off but he's given no indication of going and has said recently he loves it here and would only move if Feyenord came in as a no brainer (and no one could blame him if that was the case).
I get the whole wanting to test at a higher level, but if we could build a team around him with the 20m or so that Vik will bring in, it would be one hell of a team.
As you said if it's under £10m I'd be tempted too to just see out his contract till Jan at least. Rather get a chance of promotion again and to the promised land with him, than without.
no_loyalty
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Alkhen
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I love your optimism but I can only see him going. Everything is adding up to the big players leaving. He is clearly the best player in his position in this league, why on earth would he not move up a level, of not just for the cash but to test himself.
We can't hold out til Jan as he can sign pre contracts then. We aren't in a strong position.
Sky_Blue_Dreamer
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But if the difference is £10m or nothing then that's a massive gamble to take that could allow a lot of squad building.
He's not guaranteed to get us promotion, even if we did improve the players around him. He could get injured first game next year.
no_loyalty
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I agree it would be a gamble, not sure how much we could get for him.
blunted
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Think Hamer's move depends on his injury situation. Has been playing through the knee injury. If he is fit for next season, I would be surprised if he is not offski. Vic would imagine is a cert to leave unless clubs won't meet our asking price. With 2 million from Wembley gate (as losing team) and some money from the Maddison sale along with a couple of high earners leaving we have scope to improve the squad. However, Vik and Gus have been so important to our success that our recruitment will define our season next year
Matt smith
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We go again SBT
City till we die
City till we die
andrew.roberts
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I was thinking along the same lines. If Robins can convince Hamer to stay for another season, possibly willing to match the salary offered by potential suitors and building a team around him with the guarantee that he can leave with the club's blessing if we fail to be promoted then I don't see that as such a far fetched idea. He's very settled with his family in the area I believe and appears to love the club.
Maybe wishful thinking on my part...
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David O'Day
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I actually know someone close to Gus and Gus himself doesn't know what he will be doing next season so I'm glad some folk on here know for him.
Alkhen
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Yep no chance they take that risk.
I think next season is going to be massively difficult to get promoted regardless of who we get in or retain. The league is looking a lot stronger to me next year. Risky but it could be an opportunity to think a bit more long term with out recruitment. Youth players from the Prem and foreign gems to polish up
Alkhen
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GaryJones
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Feyenoord - That’s where his heart is so chances are if they have any sense they will approach him and if they can afford him that will be job done!
, if he signs a new contract then he’ll yea but I’m not willing to risk 7-10m because I want him for another year.
kingfield park skyblues
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How to analyse a player, can he run header tackle control/ first touch hard accurate shot passing and decision makings
