Losing Mina and Coady. Not good. Not good at all.
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Ye and I am sure he would stop their loans if it was the same as Coady. But they're permanent.
So is Lionel Messi lol
hktoffee
Birds of a feather flock together
I don’t understand why the clubs were not selling players like Holgate and Kenny when there were chances. Asking too much for a deal at the time?
You would have thought that people would have learned the consequences of shifting out our better players in the name of cost by now.Losing Mina and Coady. Not good. Not good at all.
Because it is impossible to sell players who absolutely no one else wants to pay for.
hktoffee
Birds of a feather flock together
Rumours there were bids at the time.
Most "rumours" are as false as they are farcical, but even if they were true, the players may not have wanted to leave the club at the time if it was not in their best interests.
How will we cope without these two 100k a week cheerleaders?Losing Mina and Coady. Not good. Not good at all.
chippy1722
Player Valuation: £35m
No one would be offering them the wages we pay, why would they leave, or drop down a league.
Why are people reacting like we’re sending a prime Nesta back to Wolves? 
He was ok, but he contributed to the Lampard era when we were absolutely awful.
He was ok, but he contributed to the Lampard era when we were absolutely awful.
Why are people reacting like we’re sending a prime Nesta back to Wolves?
He was ok, but he contributed to the Lampard era when we were absolutely awful.
If you hadn't noticed, most players were awful under Lampard.
Moonlight dribbler
Player Valuation: £6m
He was a good guy but am willing to wait and see. Who knows maybe they think they can loan him again later or renegotiate a cheaper price.
Yes and Holgate has stated before he had the chance to go but decided to "stay and fight for his place", they on good money, they not getting 70 grand a week in the Championship or newly promoted club
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