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I'm sure we are but a) there has to be a player that we specifically want from one of these clubs and b) we will be be competing for players with other clubs so there are no guarantees. Plus we know all these clubs are doing their best to cheat their way out of their financial difficulties.

But you do understand how flexing the policy for one week impacts the whole system don't you? It's the wages that are the issue and if we suddenly said to KDH that we'll make an exception and pay you £120k a week in order to get you to sign, that that affects every other player on the books and...

Do you HONESTLY think this is what happens?

But according to our sources on here it was RDZ who somehow scuppered the deal in January. Obviously I haven’t got a clue what the truth is but it's clearly not a simple process if you haven't got the financial clout to effectively force the deal through.

So what exactly would you do to convince him to come here? What would be your maximum weekly wage you'd offer to fend off the Chelsea wallets and the allure of a "big" team? Bear in mind it seems it was RDZ who foiled the January transfer not the cash.

Yep and it's as simple as that. Offer every incoming player 25% more in wages and watch how fast deals would get done. I'm not advocating for that at all but we can't and SHOULDN'T compete with the likes of Chelsea.

Yep, like the cheating scumbags they are they have circumnavigated the rules again.

Whilst I'm sure David Weir is leading negotiations, I'd wager PBOBE is utterly furious at Chelsea and Winstanley for this, even if it comes to nothing. In public he'll keep his counsel but I expect behind the scenes he is telling them exactly what he thinks and the consequences. Chelsea really...

Great minds... 😄

Can we buy him for £25m in June and sell him back to Leicester for £40m in July?