SkyblueDad
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Definitely, but he was on the bench for Liverpool the other night.
Dom Hyam - Blackburn bid ? (7 Viewers)
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SkyblueDad
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I like Hyam and rate him especially when playing the right side, if we sell so be it but he has to be replaced preferably permanently and with a better player who may demand higher wages.
robbiekeane
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i mean I rate Hyam but if we do need to sell someone to keep us afloat and it's really 2.5m i'll drop him off
Jamesimus
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PUSB-We_are_going_up
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If we were to bring in a like for like, I’d have a look at Warren O’hora at MK Dons.
I’d prefer though Mads Anderson or Michal Helik of Barnsley, both out of contract end of the season meaning we would be able to pick either of them up on the cheap as well
I’d prefer though Mads Anderson or Michal Helik of Barnsley, both out of contract end of the season meaning we would be able to pick either of them up on the cheap as well
SkyBlueScottie
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Fucking hell, this thread is a state, some saying they would take the money to keep us afloat, ( we've rejected it) some saying its been an awful window... We aint sold anyone yet, weve knocked back bids, or more accurately quoted what we want for a player and the other clubs have gone away... Long may it continue.
CovLis86
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Think it relies on how badly we need to offset the deficit and wages Blackburn are offering. Think Hyam would be sensible enough to know it would be once in a career offering if he's getting offered anything like double wage. He should ask for the move of that's the case.
Problem would be replacing at that point, but the scouting team would have options for every possibility lined up. May not be as good replacement, but we wouldn't try get through the season with 4 senior cbs. Surely?
Problem would be replacing at that point, but the scouting team would have options for every possibility lined up. May not be as good replacement, but we wouldn't try get through the season with 4 senior cbs. Surely?
Colin Steins Smile
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We did last season with Hyam, Fadz, Rose & C-S......which did cause us a problem with Dabo sometimes playing Right side CH
Yep which is why I think we bought in Doyle this season, for that extra bit of cover.
ceetee
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If we sell it's because the club needs the money to pay bills, so, at that price, there wouldn't be much left, if any, for a replacement. So we end up gambling on a cheap loan or pick- up from a lower league who may turn out to be no better than Pask or Drysdale who we gave away.
Great_Expectations
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Mr Reliable, and a player I don’t think we’ll truly realise how good he is for us until he’s gone.
He’s had a great rise with us, and he continues to improve. I don’t want him to go, especially as Rose is nowhere near where he needs to be - and hasn’t been for a long time. He’s a big player around the camp too; so that’ll be another loss.
But if we get £2/4m, keep COH, Gyokeres, Hamer and Sheaf, then we probably will do it.
Still would much prefer to see Hamer go and we keep everyone else.
He’s had a great rise with us, and he continues to improve. I don’t want him to go, especially as Rose is nowhere near where he needs to be - and hasn’t been for a long time. He’s a big player around the camp too; so that’ll be another loss.
But if we get £2/4m, keep COH, Gyokeres, Hamer and Sheaf, then we probably will do it.
Still would much prefer to see Hamer go and we keep everyone else.
fernandopartridge
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I've heard he's gone
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Brighton Sky Blue
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Would be interesting to know if MR had any input
Grendel
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Perhaps it’s like Peter Reid with Callum Davrnport
“where’s Callum why isn’t he in training?”
“he’s gone Peter” says McGinnitty
Brighton Sky Blue
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We have been told before several times that MR has the final say. Selling one of our first choice CBs for a few million and then having to replace him with presumably another child loan with the change seems a bit odd.
If Stoke come knocking he should take it
Grendel
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It’s lower than £2.5 m anyway according to Blackburn - the actual base fee will be less. Problem is we are losing money anyway and will only have 2 home games by the end of September
We shouldn’t confuse a temporary cash flow change to the losses the City make in a full year: the only P&L impact will be based on variable crowd attendance / TV coverage:
Brighton Sky Blue
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The fee will probably come to the combined receipts from the 3 postponed league games and the Burton farce. This whole situation stinks and has 11/12 vibes all over it
Grendel
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Cash flow issues close profitable businesses let alone loss making ones
KenilworthSkyBlue
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It's the going narrative however it's clear that's not the case. And really it never was. It's just a positive PR spin that gets pushed by the club to emphasise how much things have changed in recent years.
The club operates on the basis that it needs to sell players in order to remain solvent, regardless of what division we're in that won't ever change under the current operation. If anything it'll be heightened in the Championship due to the sheer cost of playing in this division. A significant proportion of fans have conveniently forgotten this.
KenilworthSkyBlue
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Yeah that's just a ridiculous take. I had a client that would post £10m+ profits annually yet cash flow issues are what caused them to file for insolvency.
Brighton Sky Blue
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There were people genuinely pleased that Sunderland came up instead of Wycombe. Don’t know about them but I’d rather have an extra side to be sure will finish below us.
We desperately need a change of ownership, it’s that simple. Yet the white knight never comes knocking as he does for pretty much everyone else.
KenilworthSkyBlue
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I'd imagine we probably do receive enquiries from interested parties, especially as we're now an established Championship club...well for now. But other than Dale Evans and the occasional pop-up from Hoffman, we just won't hear about it.
That being said the majority of clubs don't have ridiculous price tags attached to them. Hence why it probably won't ever get further than an enquiry.
Sick Boy
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According to a fair few on this forum, the majority of teams in this division are dreadful, so using their expert insights we should be aiming for the top 6 at the very least.
Liquid Gold
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If true then it'll be topping off a thoroughly depressing summer.
I can't remember the last time going into a season with so little optimism.
I can't remember the last time going into a season with so little optimism.
Sick Boy
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I wouldn't say we're an established Championship club, we're only going into our third season after a decade in the lower leagues.
Brighton Sky Blue
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You gave me a vision of Hoffman web ads spamming my browser
alexccfc99
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Come off it man, in 2011/12 we had a chief scout who had never managed before playing Clive Platt and Roy O’Donovan up front
This season we have probably our second best ever manager coaching Gyökeres and Godden
Brighton Sky Blue
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Will wait until the end of this transfer window before passing comment on that
Sick Boy
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He was the fans' choice though - there would have been outrage if SISU had appointed Robins instead.
alexccfc99
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Yeah and I’ll start panicking if there’s a massive fire sale between now and Wednesday but as things stand I’m still relatively confident
KenilworthSkyBlue
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On the footballing side of things, I'd say we are. We have a squad that is more than capable of remaining in this division and a manager with a solid record at delivering results with what little he has at his disposal.
The reason why our position is under threat is that we have an owner that it completely unwilling/unable to inject external investment into the squad to ensure that the club progresses - which is entirely unsustainable - an infrastructure that is likely worse than a number of L1 clubs, and a relatively short term lease with a landlord who the club has a fractured relationship with.
alexccfc99
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If we’d have kept King and had a proper manager we would have stayed up that season, we were still fairly close with an awful side and a manager who wasn’t a manager