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January Transfer Window (rumours + actuals)
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Chris_from_Sidcup said:arny23394 said:I’ve just been looking through our squad and these are the only players I feel are good enough to be involved next season if we want to get promoted:
Mannion or AMB (back up)
Jones (might not be here next season)
A Mitchell
Edwards
Small (won’t be here next season)
Ramsay
Coventry
Berry (back up)
T Campbell (back up)
Chuks (crippled and won’t be renewed)
Godden (back up)
Leaburn (won’t be here next season)
Insane to not be trying to add some players this month - there is too much bilge to get rid of and too much quality needed for us to do it in one summer window.3 -
eaststandmike said:Chris_from_Sidcup said:arny23394 said:I’ve just been looking through our squad and these are the only players I feel are good enough to be involved next season if we want to get promoted:
Mannion or AMB (back up)
Jones (might not be here next season)
A Mitchell
Edwards
Small (won’t be here next season)
Ramsay
Coventry
Berry (back up)
T Campbell (back up)
Chuks (crippled and won’t be renewed)
Godden (back up)
Leaburn (won’t be here next season)
Insane to not be trying to add some players this month - there is too much bilge to get rid of and too much quality needed for us to do it in one summer window.1 -
MintoHumbugs said:NabySarr said:Croydon said:Redhenry said:Unless there is more investment from the owners we are stuck here for the foreseeable future. IMHO
Teams in the mix are all spending money and our CEO is on podcasts wafflng about spending rules that don't take effect until next season.2 -
sam3110 said:MintoHumbugs said:NabySarr said:Croydon said:Redhenry said:Unless there is more investment from the owners we are stuck here for the foreseeable future. IMHO
Teams in the mix are all spending money and our CEO is on podcasts wafflng about spending rules that don't take effect until next season.
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MintoHumbugs said:NabySarr said:Croydon said:Redhenry said:Unless there is more investment from the owners we are stuck here for the foreseeable future. IMHO
Teams in the mix are all spending money and our CEO is on podcasts wafflng about spending rules that don't take effect until next season.3 -
eaststandmike said:sam3110 said:MintoHumbugs said:NabySarr said:Croydon said:Redhenry said:Unless there is more investment from the owners we are stuck here for the foreseeable future. IMHO
Teams in the mix are all spending money and our CEO is on podcasts wafflng about spending rules that don't take effect until next season.
Thats going wellI don’t have an issue with their strategy if it is as Sage outlined above, after all, it’s their money and we cannot dictate how we wished it to be spent however much we want to.The problem is their strategy is full of holes if it is the one Sage shared, because it comes across as very hit and hope, banking on churning out youngsters of a sufficient quality to be sold on. We’ve had a few over the years, but I would hardly describe us as the next Ajax. And because the Burstows/Leaburn’s etc have been less frequent, it means that whatever fee we do get, is likely just covering mounting losses. It’s a vicious circle. For it to work, we’d likely have to turn over 5/6 very good youngsters across 2 seasons max.One every 2 seasons doesn’t even cover losses, and in between, the team get weaker and weaker and we are less likely to get out of league one the right way
you have to question how these billionaires got conned by Methven etc on the whole purchase - very naive7 -
Only club in English football that makes money is West Ham and that’s because their stadium is subsidised by the tax payer! Any investor who comes into football to actually make money is a wally as far as I’m concerned.6
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I guess my main concern is are the main moneymen actually in it for the long haul or will they look at another season in League 1 with more losses and more investment required and realise they've been sold short by Charlie and look to move on.1
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PWADDICK said:Only club in English football that makes money is West Ham and that’s because their stadium is subsidised by the tax payer! Any investor who comes into football to actually make money is a wally as far as I’m concerned.0
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cabbles said:eaststandmike said:sam3110 said:MintoHumbugs said:NabySarr said:Croydon said:Redhenry said:Unless there is more investment from the owners we are stuck here for the foreseeable future. IMHO
Teams in the mix are all spending money and our CEO is on podcasts wafflng about spending rules that don't take effect until next season.
Thats going wellI don’t have an issue with their strategy if it is as Sage outlined above, after all, it’s their money and we cannot dictate how we wished it to be spent however much we want to.The problem is their strategy is full of holes if it is the one Sage shared, because it comes across as very hit and hope, banking on churning out youngsters of a sufficient quality to be sold on. We’ve had a few over the years, but I would hardly describe us as the next Ajax. And because the Burstows/Leaburn’s etc have been less frequent, it means that whatever fee we do get, is likely just covering mounting losses. It’s a vicious circle. For it to work, we’d likely have to turn over 5/6 very good youngsters across 2 seasons max.One every 2 seasons doesn’t even cover losses, and in between, the team get weaker and weaker and we are less likely to get out of league one the right way
you have to question how these billionaires got conned by Methven etc on the whole purchase - very naive5 -
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eaststandmike said:cabbles said:eaststandmike said:sam3110 said:MintoHumbugs said:NabySarr said:Croydon said:Redhenry said:Unless there is more investment from the owners we are stuck here for the foreseeable future. IMHO
Teams in the mix are all spending money and our CEO is on podcasts wafflng about spending rules that don't take effect until next season.
Thats going wellI don’t have an issue with their strategy if it is as Sage outlined above, after all, it’s their money and we cannot dictate how we wished it to be spent however much we want to.The problem is their strategy is full of holes if it is the one Sage shared, because it comes across as very hit and hope, banking on churning out youngsters of a sufficient quality to be sold on. We’ve had a few over the years, but I would hardly describe us as the next Ajax. And because the Burstows/Leaburn’s etc have been less frequent, it means that whatever fee we do get, is likely just covering mounting losses. It’s a vicious circle. For it to work, we’d likely have to turn over 5/6 very good youngsters across 2 seasons max.One every 2 seasons doesn’t even cover losses, and in between, the team get weaker and weaker and we are less likely to get out of league one the right way
you have to question how these billionaires got conned by Methven etc on the whole purchase - very naive
What was it your old Gran used to say ?
" More money than sense " ?
Hopefully that's not the case here.0 -
fenaddick said:PWADDICK said:Only club in English football that makes money is West Ham and that’s because their stadium is subsidised by the tax payer! Any investor who comes into football to actually make money is a wally as far as I’m concerned.1
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eaststandmike said:cabbles said:eaststandmike said:sam3110 said:MintoHumbugs said:NabySarr said:Croydon said:Redhenry said:Unless there is more investment from the owners we are stuck here for the foreseeable future. IMHO
Teams in the mix are all spending money and our CEO is on podcasts wafflng about spending rules that don't take effect until next season.
Thats going wellI don’t have an issue with their strategy if it is as Sage outlined above, after all, it’s their money and we cannot dictate how we wished it to be spent however much we want to.The problem is their strategy is full of holes if it is the one Sage shared, because it comes across as very hit and hope, banking on churning out youngsters of a sufficient quality to be sold on. We’ve had a few over the years, but I would hardly describe us as the next Ajax. And because the Burstows/Leaburn’s etc have been less frequent, it means that whatever fee we do get, is likely just covering mounting losses. It’s a vicious circle. For it to work, we’d likely have to turn over 5/6 very good youngsters across 2 seasons max.One every 2 seasons doesn’t even cover losses, and in between, the team get weaker and weaker and we are less likely to get out of league one the right way
you have to question how these billionaires got conned by Methven etc on the whole purchase - very naive
So them lumping in £2-3m each for our annual losses is jack shit to them. However, if it looks after 3 years that we are no closer to actually reaching the promised land, they'll either walk away as they won't care or they'll fire the SMT and sort out new SMT
I would hazard.
In the meantime, CM, JR, AS et al will all be pulling in very nice salaries for underachieving3 -
eaststandmike said:cabbles said:eaststandmike said:sam3110 said:MintoHumbugs said:NabySarr said:Croydon said:Redhenry said:Unless there is more investment from the owners we are stuck here for the foreseeable future. IMHO
Teams in the mix are all spending money and our CEO is on podcasts wafflng about spending rules that don't take effect until next season.
Thats going wellI don’t have an issue with their strategy if it is as Sage outlined above, after all, it’s their money and we cannot dictate how we wished it to be spent however much we want to.The problem is their strategy is full of holes if it is the one Sage shared, because it comes across as very hit and hope, banking on churning out youngsters of a sufficient quality to be sold on. We’ve had a few over the years, but I would hardly describe us as the next Ajax. And because the Burstows/Leaburn’s etc have been less frequent, it means that whatever fee we do get, is likely just covering mounting losses. It’s a vicious circle. For it to work, we’d likely have to turn over 5/6 very good youngsters across 2 seasons max.One every 2 seasons doesn’t even cover losses, and in between, the team get weaker and weaker and we are less likely to get out of league one the right way
you have to question how these billionaires got conned by Methven etc on the whole purchase - very naive
they are mega wealthy, so operate in a completely different world to the one I understand, but surely they can’t think what they’ve put in is sufficient, as that would seem to suggest they’ve done very little homework0 -
eaststandmike said:cabbles said:eaststandmike said:sam3110 said:MintoHumbugs said:NabySarr said:Croydon said:Redhenry said:Unless there is more investment from the owners we are stuck here for the foreseeable future. IMHO
Teams in the mix are all spending money and our CEO is on podcasts wafflng about spending rules that don't take effect until next season.
Thats going wellI don’t have an issue with their strategy if it is as Sage outlined above, after all, it’s their money and we cannot dictate how we wished it to be spent however much we want to.The problem is their strategy is full of holes if it is the one Sage shared, because it comes across as very hit and hope, banking on churning out youngsters of a sufficient quality to be sold on. We’ve had a few over the years, but I would hardly describe us as the next Ajax. And because the Burstows/Leaburn’s etc have been less frequent, it means that whatever fee we do get, is likely just covering mounting losses. It’s a vicious circle. For it to work, we’d likely have to turn over 5/6 very good youngsters across 2 seasons max.One every 2 seasons doesn’t even cover losses, and in between, the team get weaker and weaker and we are less likely to get out of league one the right way
you have to question how these billionaires got conned by Methven etc on the whole purchase - very naive
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Chunes said:eaststandmike said:cabbles said:eaststandmike said:sam3110 said:MintoHumbugs said:NabySarr said:Croydon said:Redhenry said:Unless there is more investment from the owners we are stuck here for the foreseeable future. IMHO
Teams in the mix are all spending money and our CEO is on podcasts wafflng about spending rules that don't take effect until next season.
Thats going wellI don’t have an issue with their strategy if it is as Sage outlined above, after all, it’s their money and we cannot dictate how we wished it to be spent however much we want to.The problem is their strategy is full of holes if it is the one Sage shared, because it comes across as very hit and hope, banking on churning out youngsters of a sufficient quality to be sold on. We’ve had a few over the years, but I would hardly describe us as the next Ajax. And because the Burstows/Leaburn’s etc have been less frequent, it means that whatever fee we do get, is likely just covering mounting losses. It’s a vicious circle. For it to work, we’d likely have to turn over 5/6 very good youngsters across 2 seasons max.One every 2 seasons doesn’t even cover losses, and in between, the team get weaker and weaker and we are less likely to get out of league one the right way
you have to question how these billionaires got conned by Methven etc on the whole purchase - very naive
As pointed out, if I'd have invested a small but relatively sizeable amount in a business venture, I'd keep a watch.
Just like with my crypto investment. I haven't bought or sold any for nearly 3 years, but I look at the stock value almost daily. I've seen it fall, fall, fall again, and rise, rise and fall and rise etc all, without my involvement.
My point is, regardless of whether the owners have any significant stress about warning a profit or not, or how long they remain involved, I guess is down to their interest, or lack of!
They will i believe have an idea that very few clubs rise through the ranks without spending that hurts, and even fewer get to the promised land of the premier league, and stay there, without eye wateringly large outlays.
Still, I would love to have a 1-1 with the owners and ask, " What's in it for you?"
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Terry Taylor signing for Northampton is imminent according to someone on their forum.1
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nagAddick said:Terry Taylor signing for Northampton is imminent according to someone on their forum.7
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Think that is a good loan for him should play plenty of games and get his confidence up not too far away
good luck to the lad4 -
Loan? Permanent i would have thought. Don't understand it really, don't think C.C. is any/much better than T.T.1
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Melrose said:Loan? Permanent i would have thought. Don't understand it really, don't think C.C. is any/much better than T.T.
And if Coventry gets injured, we'll really miss him as an option.13 -
i’ve heard we’re paying all of his wages for the loan …and a clause that is in their hands at the end of the season too. He’s not happy about playing time which is understandable6
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DavidSelnser said:i’ve heard we’re paying all of his wages for the loan …and a clause that is in their hands at the end of the season too. He’s not happy about playing time which is understandable
his wages to not have injury cover surely?3 -
nagAddick said:Terry Taylor signing for Northampton is imminent according to someone on their forum.0
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DavidSelnser said:i’ve heard we’re paying all of his wages for the loan …and a clause that is in their hands at the end of the season too. He’s not happy about playing time which is understandable13
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nagAddick said:Terry Taylor signing for Northampton is imminent according to someone on their forum.16
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DavidSelnser said:i’ve heard we’re paying all of his wages for the loan …and a clause that is in their hands at the end of the season too. He’s not happy about playing time which is understandable
And what does "a clause that is in their hands" mean?0 -
Henry Irving said:DavidSelnser said:i’ve heard we’re paying all of his wages for the loan …and a clause that is in their hands at the end of the season too. He’s not happy about playing time which is understandable
And what does "a clause that is in their hands" mean?2 -
DavidSelnser said:i’ve heard we’re paying all of his wages for the loan …and a clause that is in their hands at the end of the season too. He’s not happy about playing time which is understandable
I don’t understand why any club would loan a player out with these agreements in place. What’s in it for the parent club? And even if he’s unhappy here, you can’t tell me getting him out the building can be worth that outlay?6 -
DavidSelnser said:i’ve heard we’re paying all of his wages for the loan …and a clause that is in their hands at the end of the season too. He’s not happy about playing time which is understandable1