| Is Still getting his excuses in early? 14:30 - Jul 26 with 2577 views | PatfromPoole |
Will Still talks an awful lot of sense.
However, he is saying “some players need to go”, which while not in the league of Redknapp’s “it’s not my team” stuff, is still to some degree a bit of arse-covering.
He knows fully well it is going to be damned hard to get overpaid underachieving players out of the club.
(Though Christ knows why we gave one of them a new 3-year contract).
He also knows we will need to get those players out to enable funds to be released for players he does actually want in.
I just get the feeling there is a bit of groundwork being laid to set the scene if results don’t go well for us in the games that actually count.
Would be interesting to be a fly on the wall in some of the discussions between Still and Spors over the next few weeks. |  |
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| Is Still getting his excuses in early? on 14:09 - Jul 27 with 453 views | 1teeminants |
| Is Still getting his excuses in early? on 11:11 - Jul 27 by dirk_doone |
Pat, you predicted a long time ago what would happen in this transfer window, i.e. our best players will be sold after the season has started and a few loanees will be brought in to patch up the team. Any serious money will be spent speculating on youngsters who might (but probably won't) be sold for a profit.
In terms of what happens on the pitch, Sport Republic don't seem to have learned anything from their past mistakes, but perhaps they don't really care as long as they can make money in the transfer market. [Post edited 27 Jul 11:13]
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Solak has said we will not go down the loans route this time as they have learned from their mistakes so let’s see what happens . |  |
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| Is Still getting his excuses in early? on 14:55 - Jul 27 with 406 views | arfurdent |
parachute payments will mean not getting relegated will be the aim for the next two seasons |  |
| So Long and Thanks for all the Fish |
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| Is Still getting his excuses in early? on 09:28 - Jul 28 with 226 views | saint901 |
Managerial experience is no guarantee of success. Equally managerial talent is pointless without the players to execute it.
All managers with an ounce of sense load the bases like this because it takes just two or three poor results for questions to be asked. |  | | |
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