Or he is looking at free agents and loans.Maybe he is too busy doing his job at the training ground preparing for a game, rather than speaking to the press to appease all the fans losing the plot over the sale of a player.
But we were told that things had changedHe knew it was a "tin-pot outfit" when he joined.
In that respect little has changed.
If the owners aren't putting money in, then money has to be earned.
If I were him i would be weighing up my best exit strategy from this tin-pot outfit
:facepalm: brilliantstill will feel better once hes commented and not handed in resignation!
Maybe he has looked at the long term benefits of the sale and he still has the player until the end of the season and maybe they will give him some of the money in his budget next year to improve the side.
I fear the worse
I don't for one minute think it was a surprise to him, just that he is on the record of saying how he saw the deal being done so that the owners could recoup some cash. it would appear that the deal falls somewhat short of this so why would he not feel a touch disappointed.
I don't for one minute think it was a surprise to him, just that he is on the record of saying how he saw the deal being done so that the owners could recoup some cash. it would appear that the deal falls somewhat short of this so why would he not feel a touch disappointed.
Maybe he has looked at the long term benefits of the sale and he still has the player until the end of the season and maybe they will give him some of the money in his budget next year to improve the side.
£9.5m mate.... apparently
That's the thing though. If we go up that £2m is fuck all.
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