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What evidence? :lol:

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I think he took the likelihood of not getting into Europe (due to injuries) very personally as he’s so ambitious so to avoid this ‘failure’ he looked for ways to try to make it happen - i.e. buying a raft of expensive PL-ready players in January - changing the club strategy on recruitment for...

Well, Graham might be tactically still unemployed as he's rinsing Chelsea for 200k/week. I wouldn't be rushing to my next gig either :lolol:

What a tit. Bloom and Barber would have been crystal clear about how things are done before he joined....and he was so well-researched anyway he knew. His ego is so big he thought a) he knew better and b) could change things. Wrong on both counts - and then he signs Mason Greenwood. 'Nuff said.

Exactly. They’re all just short-term employees in the great scheme of things. Never get too attached :smile:

Just back from the pub. Fish and chips. Excellent, washed down with a couple of pints of Asahi :smile:

Nah

Nope. Could have, not would have. How long have you worked for Starlizard ?

We wouldn’t have been able to compete with Chelsea wages so wasn’t going to happen once they stuck their noses in

Another way of looking at that is it’s cost us maybe £15m and one slightly disappointing half-season, instead of spunking maybe 60-80m on players that don’t necessarily fit our model, don’t work out and were almost certainly going to be overpriced anyway.

Yep. Wage bill £17m pa…….ours is £65m pa by comparison

They're not mutually exclusive - may have been a nightmare for some players to work with, and left by mutual consent :shrug:

Credit to both for the way it’s been done too.

It was mutual consent, that much is obvious from the public statements from both sides :shrug: