Bungle
Player Valuation: £90m
embarassing
we've been reduced to openly touting for other clubs players to develop them. feeding off scraps from the big boys table, because, lets face it, we will never be able to afford our own.
embarassing
we've been reduced to openly touting for other clubs players to develop them. feeding off scraps from the big boys table, because, lets face it, we will never be able to afford our own.
lad, even if we had 11 loan players on the pitch and we won a cup or got top 4 I really wouldn't be arsed.
It is a touch embarrassing, us been seen a 'stepping stone', but if it helps us be successful then it won't be long before we're seeking our own feeder clubs.
we've been reduced to openly touting for other clubs players to develop them. feeding off scraps from the big boys table, because, lets face it, we will never be able to afford our own.
So, a strategy to get quality players in, albeit temporarily, that could put us into CL places, which would grant us exposure, cashflow, and a higher image amongst potential buyers & sponsors...that would then, possibly, put us in the position where we have a better bottom line & might one day allow us to loan our young stars out (read Barkley a few years ago), is bad? Am I reading that right?
On the other hand you could make an argument for not having a loan system at all. It would cut down on the stockpiling. Perhaps younger players would insist on first team football and clubs might be less willing to fork out big money for players they know will sit the bench or rot in the reserves.
This. FIFA really should limit the amount of players above a certain age that a club can have on its books. As it stands now, RM or City can sign 20 boss midfielders to huge contracts. The players are happy because they are getting paid, and those that can't get on the field know they can go play elsewhere on loan.
On the other hand you could make an argument for not having a loan system at all. It would cut down on the stockpiling. Perhaps younger players would insist on first team football and clubs might be less willing to fork out big money for players they know will sit the bench or rot in the reserves.
On the other hand you could make an argument for not having a loan system at all. It would cut down on the stockpiling. Perhaps younger players would insist on first team football and clubs might be less willing to fork out big money for players they know will sit the bench or rot in the reserves.
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