willalbion
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Done deal right? Broadsheets don't tend to publish articles like that without certainties, anyone else feel hard done by? Reading? Gutted.
Done deal right? Broadsheets don't tend to publish articles like that without certainties, anyone else feel hard done by? Reading? Gutted.
I hope you're right!
Done deal right? Broadsheets don't tend to publish articles like that without certainties, anyone else feel hard done by? Reading? Gutted.
so Gus is going to Redditch because otherwise they're going to shoot him with arrows, it all makes sense nowIt seems as if all the arrows are pointing towards Gus joining us at the moment, the money is going to be the game changer I'm afraid. Has Gus never really had a massive budget with you guys?
I thought managing meant just that and budget constraints were a part of managing.
It would seem that Poyet wants whoever the chairman is to buy any player he wants at any price no questions asked.
That to me seems more like making demands than management.
So it would have to be a club with a big bank roll for him to be able to operate in this way, a rich Russian/Arab for example.
Only time will tell if it pays off.
And that is the crux of it. If any manager like Mancini or Wenger has a massive budget to buy the cream of talent, then he's not a real manager. He's just buying talent.
With Financial Fair Play coming into effect, the free spending ways will be curtailed and those who work with budgets, nurture talent from youth / younger players (our new academy for example) and get the team performing on a regular basis is way better in my estimation. Poyet can bitch all he likes about not receiving the massive budgets other clubs seem to have, but I want a stable football club, not the likes of Pompey or Blackburn and if it means staying in the Championship for another year or two, I'd be happy with that.
Why have they increased the amount of the parachute payments? It seems to go against the financial fair play rules as it means a club like Reading will be able to spend big again once they come down.