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Rumours Rumours - Summer 2021 edition (Deadline Day from p814)
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This has to be the most repetitive thread of all time. The takeover thread was better than this.27
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golfaddick said:Davo53 said:There is some people on here waiting and hoping that we get loans from premier league clubs and hoping for promotion.If that happens all well and good,but then the players go back to their respective clubs and we go crashing back down to league 1.The only way to progress is to spend money on class players tie them down on 3 year contracts ,that’s called stability. You can’t bank too heavily on the youngsters coming through ,although it’s great to see that happen,realistically you will only get one or two of them will be good enough to cut the mustard.
I’d much rather we carefully selected good loans than whacked 3 year contracts on multiple players. Great if it pays off, but that’s also how you bankrupt a football club.I bet Derby fans over the last few years have loved all their transfer activity. Look at them now.
This isn’t football manager, you can’t just run around hoovering up the best talent and expect it to turn out OK. I know Ipswich are doing it and that is probably where the frustration is coming from. But I can’t see how their model is sustainable.
After years of mismanagement, I think we are doing the right thing by building slowly and methodically.8 -
addick1956 said:golfaddick said:Not turning out to be the summer rebuild we all thought.
All very odd in a way because neither TS or NA are given to over statement.
Adkins wasn’t in charge in January though. It is totally possible that he isn’t interested in the players that Bowyer was. Clubs don’t just make a list and stick with it come what may.2 -
addick1956 said:golfaddick said:Not turning out to be the summer rebuild we all thought.
All very odd in a way because neither TS or NA are given to over statement.
Jeez, it's not hard to think sometimes7 -
CafcSteve said:RonnieMoore said:NA and TS have very little to do with recruitment of the players .. NA will supply a list of targets to SG and his team and TS supplies the budget .. and that’s it then it’s down to SG to get the players in ..
we heard that last night NA could not give a definite answer about LB or Gomas because he has to speak to SG …
back on loan .. but they want him to go to championship, if that don’t happen then expect him back at CAFC …. He is recovering from COVID2 -
Laddick01 said:golfaddick said:Davo53 said:There is some people on here waiting and hoping that we get loans from premier league clubs and hoping for promotion.If that happens all well and good,but then the players go back to their respective clubs and we go crashing back down to league 1.The only way to progress is to spend money on class players tie them down on 3 year contracts ,that’s called stability. You can’t bank too heavily on the youngsters coming through ,although it’s great to see that happen,realistically you will only get one or two of them will be good enough to cut the mustard.
I’d much rather we carefully selected good loans than whacked 3 year contracts on multiple players. Great if it pays off, but that’s also how you bankrupt a football club.I bet Derby fans over the last few years have loved all their transfer activity. Look at them now.
This isn’t football manager, you can’t just run around hoovering up the best talent and expect it to turn out OK. I know Ipswich are doing it and that is probably where the frustration is coming from. But I can’t see how their model is sustainable.
After years of mismanagement, I think we are doing the right thing by building slowly and methodically.0 -
Rothko said:addick1956 said:golfaddick said:Not turning out to be the summer rebuild we all thought.
All very odd in a way because neither TS or NA are given to over statement.
Jeez, it's not hard to think sometimes14 -
Laddick01 said:golfaddick said:Davo53 said:There is some people on here waiting and hoping that we get loans from premier league clubs and hoping for promotion.If that happens all well and good,but then the players go back to their respective clubs and we go crashing back down to league 1.The only way to progress is to spend money on class players tie them down on 3 year contracts ,that’s called stability. You can’t bank too heavily on the youngsters coming through ,although it’s great to see that happen,realistically you will only get one or two of them will be good enough to cut the mustard.
I’d much rather we carefully selected good loans than whacked 3 year contracts on multiple players. Great if it pays off, but that’s also how you bankrupt a football club.I bet Derby fans over the last few years have loved all their transfer activity. Look at them now.
This isn’t football manager, you can’t just run around hoovering up the best talent and expect it to turn out OK. I know Ipswich are doing it and that is probably where the frustration is coming from. But I can’t see how their model is sustainable.
After years of mismanagement, I think we are doing the right thing by building slowly and methodically.
I know people will ask how long do we think its acceptable to stand there brushing ourselves down before we start the climb back up, and they are right
Returning to the aspect of the Football club, I imagine COVID (no fans / no revenue) has delayed that... Sandgaard of course knew that when he purchased the club, but thank god he still decided to invest when he did.6 -
RonnieMoore said:CafcSteve said:RonnieMoore said:NA and TS have very little to do with recruitment of the players .. NA will supply a list of targets to SG and his team and TS supplies the budget .. and that’s it then it’s down to SG to get the players in ..
we heard that last night NA could not give a definite answer about LB or Gomas because he has to speak to SG …
back on loan .. but they want him to go to championship, if that don’t happen then expect him back at CAFC …. He is recovering from COVID4 -
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I dont get all the negativity at the moment. From what I have seen so far the team are playing a far more cohesive style of football and look to be performing well. Sure we need some extra players for strength in depth but some of the meltdowns on here based on not signing certain players that are actually worse than we already have is getting tedious10
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I suppose this is just a unique circumstance - players and managers have been used to certain wage expectations, but now Covid has fundamentally changed the financial situation. I would not be at all surprised if Adkins (like managers up and down the country) are furious that budgets are lower than they had been promised, and I would not be at all surprised in players holding out for the same kind of contracts that they could have had before, which might not be available anymore. It all just lends itself to an awful lot of brinkmanship.
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golfaddick said:Dazzler21 said:golfaddick said:Not turning out to be the summer rebuild we all thought.
I can imagine the scenes if we started the season with just 11 players.....fans would still he chanting the mantra "the transfer window doesn't shut for another 3 weeks - what's the problem"
Also, for out of contract players there is no transfer window so might as well say we have all season.
4 Cullen/Bielik types than 4 Watson types.12 -
Cafc43v3r said:RonnieMoore said:CafcSteve said:RonnieMoore said:NA and TS have very little to do with recruitment of the players .. NA will supply a list of targets to SG and his team and TS supplies the budget .. and that’s it then it’s down to SG to get the players in ..
we heard that last night NA could not give a definite answer about LB or Gomas because he has to speak to SG …
back on loan .. but they want him to go to championship, if that don’t happen then expect him back at CAFC …. He is recovering from COVID4 -
AndyG said:I dont get all the negativity at the moment. From what I have seen so far the team are playing a far more cohesive style of football and look to be performing well. Sure we need some extra players for strength in depth but some of the meltdowns on here based on not signing certain players that are actually worse than we already have is getting tedious
We are currently behind our promotion rivals in terms of the transfer market, that's a fact that can't really be disputed.
If you look at our first 11 + bench it wouldn't make play-offs currently.0 -
Hello foreveradickted only an idiot buys his way out of this league. Try telling that to the owner and manager of Ipswich town when there playing in the championship next season.4
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SELR_addicks said:AndyG said:I dont get all the negativity at the moment. From what I have seen so far the team are playing a far more cohesive style of football and look to be performing well. Sure we need some extra players for strength in depth but some of the meltdowns on here based on not signing certain players that are actually worse than we already have is getting tedious
We are currently behind our promotion rivals in terms of the transfer market, that's a fact that can't really be disputed.
If you look at our first 11 + bench it wouldn't make play-offs currently.
https://www.skysports.com/football/news/11095/12269392/pfa-threatens-efl-with-arbitration-over-squad-size-limits-for-2021-22-campaign
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Cafc43v3r said:RonnieMoore said:CafcSteve said:RonnieMoore said:NA and TS have very little to do with recruitment of the players .. NA will supply a list of targets to SG and his team and TS supplies the budget .. and that’s it then it’s down to SG to get the players in ..
we heard that last night NA could not give a definite answer about LB or Gomas because he has to speak to SG …
back on loan .. but they want him to go to championship, if that don’t happen then expect him back at CAFC …. He is recovering from COVID0 -
killerandflash said:Addick Addict said:Imagine if we'd jumped in and signed a forward in July rather than wait 'til late September to sign Yann Kermorgant - who didn't actually start a game for us 'til 8th October. So, is it better to have signed the wrong players already or to wait and sign the right players in the course of the next couple of weeks?
We either trust TS, NA and SG to get things right or we don't. It seems to me that too many people on here have incredibly short memories given where we were just one year ago so far as ownership, transfer embargos and the very future of the Club is concerned.
Yann was the icing on the cake, but if we hadn't signed him, we already had a decent L1 striker in that position1 -
stoneroses19 said:Cafc43v3r said:RonnieMoore said:CafcSteve said:RonnieMoore said:NA and TS have very little to do with recruitment of the players .. NA will supply a list of targets to SG and his team and TS supplies the budget .. and that’s it then it’s down to SG to get the players in ..
we heard that last night NA could not give a definite answer about LB or Gomas because he has to speak to SG …
back on loan .. but they want him to go to championship, if that don’t happen then expect him back at CAFC …. He is recovering from COVID
https://weaintgotnohistory.sbnation.com/chelsea-fc-transfer-rumours-news/2021/7/23/22590300/chelsea-coventry-city-agree-ian-maatsen-loan-report
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Addick Addict said:killerandflash said:Addick Addict said:Imagine if we'd jumped in and signed a forward in July rather than wait 'til late September to sign Yann Kermorgant - who didn't actually start a game for us 'til 8th October. So, is it better to have signed the wrong players already or to wait and sign the right players in the course of the next couple of weeks?
We either trust TS, NA and SG to get things right or we don't. It seems to me that too many people on here have incredibly short memories given where we were just one year ago so far as ownership, transfer embargos and the very future of the Club is concerned.
Yann was the icing on the cake, but if we hadn't signed him, we already had a decent L1 striker in that position2 -
Laddick01 said:golfaddick said:Davo53 said:There is some people on here waiting and hoping that we get loans from premier league clubs and hoping for promotion.If that happens all well and good,but then the players go back to their respective clubs and we go crashing back down to league 1.The only way to progress is to spend money on class players tie them down on 3 year contracts ,that’s called stability. You can’t bank too heavily on the youngsters coming through ,although it’s great to see that happen,realistically you will only get one or two of them will be good enough to cut the mustard.
I’d much rather we carefully selected good loans than whacked 3 year contracts on multiple players. Great if it pays off, but that’s also how you bankrupt a football club.I bet Derby fans over the last few years have loved all their transfer activity. Look at them now.
This isn’t football manager, you can’t just run around hoovering up the best talent and expect it to turn out OK. I know Ipswich are doing it and that is probably where the frustration is coming from. But I can’t see how their model is sustainable.
After years of mismanagement, I think we are doing the right thing by building slowly and methodically.
I also saw a very pertinent tweet this morning that reminded us that he and the equally outstanding Bielik only came in towards the end of the window in our 2018-19 season, and that our bench for the first game that season was distinctly underwhelming.5 -
Davo53 said:Hello foreveradickted only an idiot buys his way out of this league. Try telling that to the owner and manager of Ipswich town when there playing in the championship next season.
Given the fact the money is coming from an American Pension Fund (?)
It sounds very risky and will be extremely stupid if it doesnt pay off - Glad its not my money they're effectively gambling with13 -
Rothko said:addick1956 said:golfaddick said:Not turning out to be the summer rebuild we all thought.
All very odd in a way because neither TS or NA are given to over statement.
Jeez, it's not hard to think sometimes
I made the exact same point two minutes before this yet I’ve got four fewer likes. Typical anti-Northern bias of this forum ffs. I’m quite literally sickened. Sickened!9 -
SELR_addicks said:AndyG said:I dont get all the negativity at the moment. From what I have seen so far the team are playing a far more cohesive style of football and look to be performing well. Sure we need some extra players for strength in depth but some of the meltdowns on here based on not signing certain players that are actually worse than we already have is getting tedious
We are currently behind our promotion rivals in terms of the transfer market, that's a fact that can't really be disputed.
If you look at our first 11 + bench it wouldn't make play-offs currently.
Not all our presumed rivals are ahead, and that’s only if you think ahead means bringing in more bodies rather than actual quality.Ipswich, Wigan, Portsmouth and Doncaster have each brought in 2 or 3 more players than us so far.Oxford, Wednesday, Sunderland, Wycombe, Rotherham and Lincoln all have brought in the same or less players than us.3 -
ForeverAddickted said:Davo53 said:Hello foreveradickted only an idiot buys his way out of this league. Try telling that to the owner and manager of Ipswich town when there playing in the championship next season.
In all seriousness though, I don't actually agree you can't get buy this league. It's not particularly good, doesn't take an awful lot to be seriously competitive. BUT, it's not our money and we can't expect that off an owner. We can ask to be competitive though, especially given Sandgaard's comments.1 -
Hello cafcfan1990 how is signing players on 3year contracts not stability???. Signing players on 1year contract and getting players on loans isn’t1
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cafcfan1990 said:Cafc43v3r said:RonnieMoore said:CafcSteve said:RonnieMoore said:NA and TS have very little to do with recruitment of the players .. NA will supply a list of targets to SG and his team and TS supplies the budget .. and that’s it then it’s down to SG to get the players in ..
we heard that last night NA could not give a definite answer about LB or Gomas because he has to speak to SG …
back on loan .. but they want him to go to championship, if that don’t happen then expect him back at CAFC …. He is recovering from COVID0 -
Davo53 said:Hello cafcfan1990 how is signing players on 3year contracts not stability???. Signing players on 1year contract and getting players on loans isn’t7
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stoneroses19 said:SELR_addicks said:AndyG said:I dont get all the negativity at the moment. From what I have seen so far the team are playing a far more cohesive style of football and look to be performing well. Sure we need some extra players for strength in depth but some of the meltdowns on here based on not signing certain players that are actually worse than we already have is getting tedious
We are currently behind our promotion rivals in terms of the transfer market, that's a fact that can't really be disputed.
If you look at our first 11 + bench it wouldn't make play-offs currently.
Not all our presumed rivals are ahead, and that’s only if you think ahead means bringing in more bodies rather than actual quality.Ipswich, Wigan, Portsmouth and Doncaster have each brought in 2 or 3 more players than us so far.Oxford, Wednesday, Sunderland, Wycombe, Rotherham and Lincoln all have brought in the same or less players than us.
I would say Stockley, Famewo and maybe the keeper.
Inniss will miss half the season so won't be included as the idea of Pearce filling in drops us 10+ points already.0
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