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Hobo

Hobo

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cc84cov said:
Massengo was at fault for their goal their a poor side
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Yes he was. But there was also poor defending after the mistake. A mistake doesn't make you a bad player though. Where did I say Bristol were a good side 😂
 
Jamesimus

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Didn't they pay an absurd amount of money for that Massengo? He's looked average at best every time they've played us.
 
The Philosopher

The Philosopher

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bobbyson said:
He wasn’t even that good.
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He would have been a good addition IMHO.

I just thought it a strange decision to join Bristol. 9 years at Leicester on (probably) a good wage might have meant that money wasn’t the driving factor compared to, say, a much younger Walsh.

I thought that At 29/30 (James) might have different priorities, family, Mrs, friends after 9 years of living (I’m guessing) in Leicestershire and as such moving to Bristol wasn’t such a great draw.

Cov down the road wouldn’t have meant moving; I’m finding that now when I’m recruiting post Lockdown people are wanting to commute far less - priorities have changed. Anyway. I’m waffling.

Strange decision - I would have thought we could have formulated a contract offer with bonuses that could have got in the ball park. Having said that, paying 30 year olds is overhead rather than investment - we won’t get a transfer fee realistically. The SISU / Brentford model is better. That said, why TF sign Waghorn and not invest in Walsh?

Cutting the waffle, I think we should have gone stronger for Walsh, James, I thought, would have joined for less money, and I hope Waghorn isn’t Beavon mark 2
 
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robbiethemole

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Didn’t think James looked too happy when it zoomed in on him, maybe he’ll realise his mistake not coming back here but his pocket is probably fuller there
 
fernandopartridge

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The Philosopher said:
He would have been a good addition IMHO.

I just thought it a strange decision to join Bristol. 9 years at Leicester on (probably) a good wage might have meant that money wasn’t the driving factor compared to, say, a much younger Walsh.

I thought that At 29/30 (James) might have different priorities, family, Mrs, friends after 9 years of living (I’m guessing) in Leicestershire and as such moving to Bristol wasn’t such a great draw.

Cov down the road wouldn’t have meant moving; I’m finding that now when I’m recruiting post Lockdown people are wanting to commute far less - priorities have changed. Anyway. I’m waffling.

Strange decision - I would have thought we could have formulated a contract offer with bonuses that could have got in the ball park. Having said that, paying 30 year olds is overhead rather than investment - we won’t get a transfer fee realistically. The SISU / Brentford model is better. That said, why TF sign Waghorn and not invest in Walsh?

Cutting the waffle, I think we should have gone stronger for Walsh, James, I thought, would have joined for less money, and I hope Waghorn isn’t Beavon mark 2
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On the other hand if you're that age you're going to maximise your earnings as your earning potential is about to fall off a cliff, it's half a dozen years of commuting. From what was said previously he lives in the North West in any case
 
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SAJ

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skybluereeve said:
Just how much game time has Walsh had since he left us? That would be interesting to know! I’m sure very little. I’m sure we dodged a bullet here. Good player but injury’s have plagued him
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Think your right. He’s injured again out till at least September. Think he’s played less than 5 games since he left us.
 
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