We don't need to replace Hamer like for like. Hamer replaced Walsh who was a more possession based player.
The system will adapt as the players change. There is no way we can play the counter-attacking style as successfully as we did last year without Gyok & Hamer.
And what would we do for the 45 games he’s out injured for?Walsh was excellent last season against us and ran the show. Will never happen but I'd be more than happy to see him back.
Start him against Leicester last SundayAnd what would we do for the 45 games he’s out injured for?
Someone in that Sander Berge/ Phillip Billing mould could be good. Wouter Burger fits that bill.
And what would we do for the 45 games he’s out injured for?
Walsh was excellent last season against us and ran the show. Will never happen but I'd be more than happy to see him back.
We have 3 weeks yet to find a replacement. We signed 9 in almost that time in JUlyIs there anyone in the loan market that could be a potential replacement?
Obviously a permanent signing would be good but a young up and coming prospect from a top Prem team could get us through this season.
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Who’s to say there will be a replacement, Doug may want to pocket the cash this time?
If he’s prepared to sell Hamer at such a crucial time of the season and blindside the manager to boot, anything’s possible.What would be the point in that?
It would just mean he’s wasted the Gyokeres money
We had no choice but to sell him and Robins wouldn’t have been surprised. If anything, he’d have been surprised at how quickly it happened.If he’s prepared to sell Hamer at such a crucial time of the season and blindside the manager to boot, anything’s possible.
Robins would have been prepared for the inevitableIf he’s prepared to sell Hamer at such a crucial time of the season and blindside the manager to boot, anything’s possible.
Didn’t say he wasn’t, but the unpredictable timing of the sale by King says to me that nothing is a given.Robins would have been prepared for the inevitable
he’s already intimidated another forward to come in
Was he the one who fixed the broken window at Ryton?What do you think his job was?
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Houdini?Callum Styles and the lad from Hudderfield whose name escapes me!
See if there’s any more hidden gems floating around the Dutch leagues, perhaps…
Hopefully no need for his skillset!Houdini?
@Saddlebrains have you heard any names?
Did Robins think we would keep him for the yearHadnt even heard he went until everyone else did mate. Soon as he informed Robins at training Thursday he wanted to go it went rapid.
You’d hope Robins would be prepared for either outcomeDid Robins think we would keep him for the year
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Did Robins think we would keep him for the year
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Walsh was excellent last season against us and ran the show. Will never happen but I'd be more than happy to see him back.
Takes no prisoners Robins admire that mentalityNot sure, as i say the reason he peddled through pre season was the family in Holland line to Robins. Hence Robins understanding
Only recently has it become obvious its money related. Soon as Gus said ge wants out Robins says off you fuck
How is he blindsiding the manager? If you think that MR was taken aback about Gus leaving, you must be living in an alternative universe, There have probably been in excess of 1,000 posts about it on here. He will have plans a) b) c) and beyond in terms of replacements.If he’s prepared to sell Hamer at such a crucial time of the season and blindside the manager to boot, anything’s possible.
Robins will have the replacements in mind. Now it's down to negotiations
I don't know how some don't understand how a player can 'get his head turned'
'Hello Gus. We would like to double your wage. You will play against some of the best players in the world. Play well then in 12 months get a big move to a big club'
'Nah. I'd prefer to stay in the Championship with a team that is fookin useless without me'
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