So sisu and AT have said they want to keep Keogh, he is holding contract talks and they have turned down a £800k offer. But yet people kick off anyhow!!
If he isn't going to sign a new contract are we not best to get some money for him? Mcpake, Wood, Cameron + another would still be a good choice.
Yea I agree, if the contract discussions come to nothing though it would make sense to sell him and replace him now with money received rather than lose him in 12 months time and have to replace him with no money received.maybe so but the issue seems to be if they go for some money, the money does not get re-invested back in the team and we plumet further downwards this is the main issue i have. Every player has his price but we can not sell and not replace look what happend to us last season:facepalm::facepalm:
“We have had a written offer from Cardiff, as we did from Bristol City last week, and phone calls from a couple of other clubs in the Championship"
This is clearly a statement from Maggott...sorry Waggott, trying to induce a bidding war, by mentioning 2 written offers and 2 other enquiries.
Keogh will be sold :facepalm:
You think if they turn down a bid for keogh feelings towards to sisu will change? Your'e having a laugh mate,they've sold and let go of way to many players over the last four years for people to suddenly start liking them,not to mention the four years of bullshit,which is still happening.
"That’s where we are at the moment but there may be a different discussion if a club of a higher league status comes in for him.”Steve Waggot said
what the teams like cardiff, bristol and all teams in the championship ect ect:facepalm::facepalm::facepalm:
I agree. This is not the only time in our history when practically a whole squad of players has left the club to be replaced by journeymen from the lower leagues (only we're in the lower league now). If anyone recalls the early eighties, we had a very promising squad of young players such as Danny Thomas, Mark Hateley, Garry Thompson, Gary Gillespie et al, who all left the club to be replaced by the likes of Nicky Platnauer, Graeme Withey, Dave Bamber etc. Eventually that turned out ok, just like it will this time. It just seems that there isn't much hope at the moment.
If that figure is true... it does show intent, considering how little we let Turner go for.
Unfortunatly on the other side of the coin why would a player want to stay?
We are no longer a good prospect to players, we are what we were, a bottom championship (now 1st division) team who have bobbed around for years going stagnent (long before sisu arrived), so with all the will in the world even (big if) sisu are doing their best to keep Keogh, why should he stay? what as a team can we offer him?
Unfortunatly not much, so if he does go then so be it, it's happened before and will continue to happen, not nice but thats where we find ourselves low down in the pecking order of a team a player would want to play for.
I agree they give every appearance of not wanting to invest on the playing side. But can we be so sure that they have the cash to do so, if that is what they decided they wanted to do?Agree with NLHWC-SISU are not prepared to put a penny in despite having the capabilities to do so.
I agree they give every appearance of not wanting to invest on the playing side. But can we be so sure that they have the cash to do so, if that is what they decided they wanted to do?
I'd offer Cranie the captaincy as an incentive for him to stay. He's a better player than Keogh, although Keogh is decent.
Keogh's got more leadership qualities. And strength, pace, dribbling ability, crossing ability, and concentration. I agree that Cranie is a better player technically, but in every other department, Keogh is streets ahead-and in aspects that are much more important in L1. A Cameron-Keogh or McPake-Keogh partnership would probably be better suited to L1 than a Cranie-Keogh one IMO.
Thoughts on Cameron - Willis partnership, cause thats what we will have
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