Bladders
Twats everywhere
I wouldn't believe anything these rags write, all been totally wrong about everything so far concerning this deal
I wouldn't believe anything these rags write, all been totally wrong about everything so far concerning this deal
Are you guessing? Or are you claiming to be ITK?
There are times I wonder if we really do want to sign these players? or whether we do just enough to get ourselves linked to them to make it look like the club are trying to sign some quality players when in reality the aim all along is just to bring in a few loans?
Can hardly blame the club if the Yorkshire monkies wouldn't listen to our offer as it says in that article.
There are times I wonder if we really do want to sign these players? or whether we do just enough to get ourselves linked to them to make it look like the club are trying to sign some quality players when in reality the aim all along is just to bring in a few loans?
They would have listened if we'd got in early before Middlesbrough put their offer in.
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So it looks like he wanted to come here but we failed to put an acceptable bid in. Yet another transfer f**k up by the club.
We bid for him in January.
That would seem like a terrible plan surely? It only serves to get fans hopes up, the players don't come then discontent creeps in! I'd the club are being honest with us (pointing to Blooms quote) cause as a fanbase we spend A LOT of money and have shown massive faith in the club over the bad and good times.
I really can't see us getting the 5 quality players we need for a play off push this season. Clayton would of been a good start. It look as though we are just not prepered to spend the same money as rival clubs will.
Won't match Boro's fee for Clayton, Can't agree a fee for Baldock/Ward. And i'm sure theres others that we don't know about.
Going to be a long season, that could see us dragged into a relegation battle i'm afraid.
Whatever the truth, we're clearly not doing enough to persuade people this is the place to be, no matter how good our facilities and stadium. It strikes me the emotional element is the bit that's missing - it's easy to hark back to Poyet, but he always walked off the pitch with an arm over the opposition's best players at the end of the match - and guess what, we ended up signing people like Ulloa, Upson, CMS and Will Buckley quite soon afterwards.
Our approach to signing players seems to be very cold and emotionless (poker-playing?). I'm sure David Burke is a superb analyst, and no doubt negotiates well - but there's no substitute for a passionate manager saying "you're my man and I'm going to back you...".