Sapie88
Hi @Donald Twain
I'm coming to live with you dad.
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tommye
Player Valuation: £120m
Are you leaving me or taking me with you?
Sapie88
Hi @Donald Twain
Hahaha utter virgin
Colonel Kurtz
Player Valuation: £225k
Well your comments could have been funny and people could have actually believed you were Bungle but apart from that well done!! !
BigDunc'sFod
Player Valuation: £35m
I think you mean ...
Thanks tERRY
EFCccc
Player Valuation: £15m
Not a single chance. No way do we get VD.
Donald Twain
Vide cor meum
Vrooooooooom , for someone who's only been here ten days you seem to know everyone intimately and all the background to it , very strange! DRRRRRRRRR RA!
catcherintherye
Player Valuation: £80m
As usual a very eloquent and well reasoned piece by The Esk.
What struck me most from this piece, is though he is generally one of life’s optimists there is a very critical tone about this summer’s business. Everything he says is correct but it’s a slight change of tact at an interesting time. He is obviously well connected and I would imagine it reflects a shift of attitude from the top of the club about the summer.
Under Kenwright poor summer planning was generally swept under the carpet when the season began. “Get behind the team” “we didn’t need players anyway” etc were all the platitudes that would come from the club. I sense a much firmer tone is now being taken and thank goodness for that.
To describe the summer as a disaster I think shows the change of ambitions there are at the club, and fit in more widely to the expectations and finance Moshiri has available. In the summer we took a manager off the 6th place team, a DOF from the champions, the captain of another club and the best player of a 4th premier league club. That’s not to say it was great business but it does beg the question, if this is what a disaster looks like, what would constitute a good window?
I wonder if Moshiri will continue to look for a Marquee? If an elusive second investor will become apparent?
What struck me most from this piece, is though he is generally one of life’s optimists there is a very critical tone about this summer’s business. Everything he says is correct but it’s a slight change of tact at an interesting time. He is obviously well connected and I would imagine it reflects a shift of attitude from the top of the club about the summer.
Under Kenwright poor summer planning was generally swept under the carpet when the season began. “Get behind the team” “we didn’t need players anyway” etc were all the platitudes that would come from the club. I sense a much firmer tone is now being taken and thank goodness for that.
To describe the summer as a disaster I think shows the change of ambitions there are at the club, and fit in more widely to the expectations and finance Moshiri has available. In the summer we took a manager off the 6th place team, a DOF from the champions, the captain of another club and the best player of a 4th premier league club. That’s not to say it was great business but it does beg the question, if this is what a disaster looks like, what would constitute a good window?
I wonder if Moshiri will continue to look for a Marquee? If an elusive second investor will become apparent?
BlueScorpio
Player Valuation: £225k
Pretty much exactly how I feel about the state of the club. Very good article.
If you must bicker, do it via PM not in a thread.
Blue Cheese
Mental Patient, GOT Ward
What's with all the comments, look a bit foolish. Couldn't access this on my phone last night only just read it.
Blue Cheese
Mental Patient, GOT Ward
Someone took the time to enter all those comments and makes GOT look bad.
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