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Harry_Walker
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Bayliss and Grimmer according to their fans
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Martw
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I can't see Bayliss staying for one moment, we need good money and maybe a year loan back for us to make it palatable
Sky Blue Harry H
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If we get offered a 'lot' of money for Bayliss (add ons etc), then it might be ok to sell him, otherwise let's keep him and get a promotion push with him. If we could get back to the Championship, we really would start to see our Revenue streams increase (albeit our costs would increase plenty too!) Momentum !!
Colin Steins Smile
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I agree, if we did get promoted to the championship Bayliss could potentially be worth 4 x as much as now. Will MR be given the chance to retain the best talent?
where would he fit in the team if Andreu is as good as we think he is? could be another reason to cash in big time. Would rather we kept him, but if it means we have funds to buy players to make us a good enough side to challenge at the right end of league 1, be worth it.
shmmeee
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Time to break out my patent pending “Why the diamond formation ain’t so bad” post:
I think our best midfield four configuration, given the players we have, is a diamond. Or more of a 3-1-2 type midfield and attack:
Doyle
Bayliss Andreu
Jones
With Jones given the freedom to roam and fullbacks providing the width. May leave them exposed though so would want some better fullbacks.
David O'Day
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Bayliss is not going anywhere unless we receive a remarkable did for him.
We got fucking promoted yesterday and you lot are getting your panties in atwuat about some make beloieve transfer
We got fucking promoted yesterday and you lot are getting your panties in atwuat about some make beloieve transfer
Grendel
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Kelly has been the best midfield player in the play offs
I_Saw_Shaw_Score
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Grimmer!? He’s nowhere near Championship level.
David O'Day
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Feel dirty for saying this but Grenners is right
Sbarcher
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And we will have to change the words to our new anthem!
Shipley Impressive too
All of them tbh but no way does it work with Bayliss wide.
The problem is as we all rave and build his role /reputation he gets too big for us.
If the offers come he's going anyway but wherever that is his role is Central advanced.
Manchester_sky_blue
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With all due respect, its realistic to assume hes off. He very nearly went in January and his stock has only risen since then. Had Derby come up with an extra tenner in January we would have sold him so it seems highly unlikely we can retain him now that every else knows he is as good as they thought he might be
David O'Day
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Is it fuck kid, he's contracted so it will take a good bid for him to go.
Enjoy promotion kid
SkyBlueCRJ
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My thoughts exactly. Good player but League 1 is probably his level, tops.
SkyBlueCRJ
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Exactly. We turned our noses up at a £1 million for him in January. At the end of the day we can dictate the price so I'm confident we won't settle for a mediocre bid.
SkyBlueCRJ
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McNulty? Strange one considering they've already got a fair few good strikers already at the club. But I suppose Lamps will want to shake things up if/when he's appointed.
David O'Day
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McNulty? Lol
Give it long enoughand the man who is not even a manager yet will be linked by someone on here to all of our players
FFS People
Give it long enoughand the man who is not even a manager yet will be linked by someone on here to all of our players
FFS People
robbiekeane
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At the end of the day we are a league higher than we have been this season when we refused a bid for Bayliss, and tempted McNulty away when he was going to sign for Mansfield (cheers doyle).
If we recruit well in the summer and add to what's probably an already solid start to a league one squad, and we have Andreu and Jones back, why wouldn't they stick it out another season with us? The only way we'll sell them realistically is if:
- They want to go. In which case good riddance
- Robins thinks he can spend the money elsewhere to the overall benefit of the side. In which case I'm happy
- There is pressure from the owners who demand we sell. In which case I think Robins would probably walk
If we recruit well in the summer and add to what's probably an already solid start to a league one squad, and we have Andreu and Jones back, why wouldn't they stick it out another season with us? The only way we'll sell them realistically is if:
- They want to go. In which case good riddance
- Robins thinks he can spend the money elsewhere to the overall benefit of the side. In which case I'm happy
- There is pressure from the owners who demand we sell. In which case I think Robins would probably walk
David O'Day
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We are now only 1 league below Deby
SlowerThanPlatt
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Derby have problems with FFP don't they? Their fans think the big earners will be out of the door
Manchester_sky_blue
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A good bid yes but not an exceptional bid.
Manchester_sky_blue
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They offered us a deal eventually rising to £1 million, nothing like that amount up front.
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The players out of contract at the end of next season, we've got to either get to sign another one, or sell really.
So Doyle needs to get chatting to McNulty again.
So Doyle needs to get chatting to McNulty again.
Mild-Mannered Janitor
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It’s not about the price or the deal, it will be down to the player and if he wants the chance of:
Playing at a higher level now
Receiving a large joining fee
Receiving a salary 5x higher from the next month and maybe more
Then we will lose him, clubs have no power, players agents are employed to maximise the returns for their client.
What the club has to do, it has done by trying to give him a long term contract, hopefully a minimum release clause fee in that contract and then they have to try and get the maximum future incentives built in.
The club, with FFP cannot pay him the wage that other championship clubs can sadly.
Playing at a higher level now
Receiving a large joining fee
Receiving a salary 5x higher from the next month and maybe more
Then we will lose him, clubs have no power, players agents are employed to maximise the returns for their client.
What the club has to do, it has done by trying to give him a long term contract, hopefully a minimum release clause fee in that contract and then they have to try and get the maximum future incentives built in.
The club, with FFP cannot pay him the wage that other championship clubs can sadly.
SkyBlueCRJ
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Very true. Although given Derby are cash rich I can imagine the upfront fee wasn't minimal.
Hobo
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That means absolutely nothing. I bet his agent is making phone calls right now.
Hobo
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But the difference in status and wages are huge.
Ricketts
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We are a bigger club but at the moment they pay higher wages.
I think Mowbray said it was about 4 times as much, thats why he couldn't blame John Fleck.
SlowerThanPlatt
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Do you really think we’re a bigger club than Derby? They’ve won the league twice and reached a European Cup semi final. Their fan base used to be similar at the Baseball Ground but now they’re miles ahead