Yeah I can understand why, but I don't think it's clear cut that he is a success.
I want to be proved wrong and could see it, but I wouldn't be shocked if he doesn't kick on at a higher level.
He has had 2 dry spells this season, unfortunately, the last one came at the end of the season.
Both dry spells came when he was playing with an injury as MR said he played the last lot of games playing injured receiving injections to play.
If we had a bigger, better squad he could have rested the last few games and come back firing for the play-offs.
Instead (obviously if we qualified), we relied on Gus to carry us (which he did) whilst hoping Vic would come good.
Fair play to Vic for playing injured and putting the team first but we can't afford the same weak squad next season (to prevent injuries/help players recover from them).
We are at the start of a massive rebuild, we are not a rich club.
We need to sell Vik asap BUT only for the right price.
What price is that? God knows.
I would want 20 million for an early sale, to give us time to spend some of the money and rebuild.
If not an early sale, i would hold out for more (let's face it, we can always approach teams if no one takes up the higher price) we should still get the original lower price offered as not all the teams will have moved on to other players due to a shortage of players like him.
I'm not convinced he will make it as a KEY player at a higher level, but for the money players go for in the Premier League he has to be worth the risk.
As i said, his only dry spells were whilst injured but carried on playing for us with injections and he still created chances for other players.
We won't replace him (i can't think of another player like him we could afford), MR needs to change the system again next season for whatever type of player he manages to sign.
Going to be a long, hard, but exciting summer for us.
PUSB in Robins we have to trust.