Kinell..
BNC was the only player that bothered to show up in the first half of the playoff final
Is Vardy the man who helped Leicester last season? Maybe he’ll wake up again? His performances on the pitch may improve of course.Buzzing to start the season with Bidwell playing LCB against Jamie Vardy, Harvey Barnes and Patson Daka
City had enough games to look at him did‘t they? He could be on the up and if so, will become a fans favorite.Yet created nothing and was all over the place defensively in the play off final
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I don’t think so, the more games he gets, the better he’ll become. Doyle was only 19 as well. Age means nothing. Wayne Rooney proved that on and off the pitch!Yeah so should we not go and find someone who’s more proven and polished, who’s gunna firm up our defence
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A classic way of using stats to shape an argument incorrectly.Forget the final, what about the other 23 games.
0 assists, 0 goals, his final ball wasn’t the best. There’s better options out there for us to go for personally.
He frustrated me at times, gave the ball away quite often
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Anyone seen the Alan Nixon story on us?
Not sure if it’s the late approach from Atalanta for Vik?
Yeah it’s the Atalanta approach, makes sense if they sell that Danish fella
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This is exactly what I didn’t want: a long drawn out saga that means we can’t build a squad until the last minute.
Not convinced Vardy will have much of an impact next season.Buzzing to start the season with Bidwell playing LCB against Jamie Vardy, Harvey Barnes and Patson Daka
That'll make a few heads on here spin if true.‘apparently’ the rumours of Robins and King having a fallout is over the Vik situation. Robins believes we owe Vik this opportunity and isn’t happy about our stance on 20 mill.
this all started after the cwr interview the other week
| Millwall rival Coventry for McNally By Alan Nixon Burnley centre half Luke McNally is wanted by ambitious Millwall and could be sent back to the Championship. Clarets will let Irishman McNally go out on loan after a successful spell at Coventry and the Lions plan to snap him up. McNally may be prepared to move again for first team football just anyway after joining as one of Vincent Kompany’s first signings. The interest could also be used as part of a deal for Millwall forward Zian Flemming. Burnley have already made bids and throwing McNally in may help. Coventry also want McNally back for a second season but that is not favoured by Burnley. View on Patreon |
Interesting stuff‘apparently’ the rumours of Robins and King having a fallout is over the Vik situation. Robins believes we owe Vik this opportunity and isn’t happy about our stance on 20 mill.
this all started after the cwr interview the other week
I’d be gobsmacked if that is true.‘apparently’ the rumours of Robins and King having a fallout is over the Vik situation. Robins believes we owe Vik this opportunity and isn’t happy about our stance on 20 mill.
this all started after the cwr interview the other week
Hmmm I don't see the two divorced from each other we can owe him the opportunity at a decent price I'd have thought Robins would be the first to advocate that.‘apparently’ the rumours of Robins and King having a fallout is over the Vik situation. Robins believes we owe Vik this opportunity and isn’t happy about our stance on 20 mill.
this all started after the cwr interview the other week
Vik was very close to leaving in Jan but robins convinced him to stay till end of seasonInteresting stuff
Always loved managers that can see the benefit in giving opportunity rather than standing in the way of people progressing. In my business it always comes back to the supportive manager ten times over
They are not the same.Interesting stuff
Always loved managers that can see the benefit in giving opportunity rather than standing in the way of people progressing. In my business it always comes back to the supportive manager ten times over
I’d be gobsmacked if that is true.
This is the first time in 20 years that Coventry can sell a player for over £10m and the second time in the clubs history. King must rinse it for every £ he can get.
Longer it goes, harder it is for us to get our targets.Hmmm I don't see the two divorced from each other we can owe him the opportunity at a decent price I'd have thought Robins would be the first to advocate that.
Doesn’t sound like McNally will be coming back.
Millwall rival Coventry for McNally
By Alan Nixon
Burnley centre half Luke McNally is wanted by ambitious Millwall and could be sent back to the Championship.
Clarets will let Irishman McNally go out on loan after a successful spell at Coventry and the Lions plan to snap him up.
McNally may be prepared to move again for first team football just anyway after joining as one of Vincent Kompany’s first signings.
The interest could also be used as part of a deal for Millwall forward Zian Flemming. Burnley have already made bids and throwing McNally in may help.
Coventry also want McNally back for a second season but that is not favoured by Burnley.
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more to do with the cwr interview but the stance isn’t helping either as I imagine we are waiting on the sale to bring in players.
Doesn’t sound like McNally will be coming back.
Which is like a lot of clubs in this transfer window.
Tbf if we end up getting more spending money then I'm all for it. Dragging it out could also hand Vik more options and ultimately a preferable move for him too. Hopefully works out for all.Vik was very close to leaving in Jan but robins convinced him to stay till end of season
2 ways to look at this. longer it drags out the knock on effect it has on us but we want 20 mill.
This would be bullshit though. Millwall ffs.
Millwall rival Coventry for McNally
By Alan Nixon
Burnley centre half Luke McNally is wanted by ambitious Millwall and could be sent back to the Championship.
Clarets will let Irishman McNally go out on loan after a successful spell at Coventry and the Lions plan to snap him up.
McNally may be prepared to move again for first team football just anyway after joining as one of Vincent Kompany’s first signings.
The interest could also be used as part of a deal for Millwall forward Zian Flemming. Burnley have already made bids and throwing McNally in may help.
Coventry also want McNally back for a second season but that is not favoured by Burnley.
View on Patreon
‘apparently’ the rumours of Robins and King having a fallout is over the Vik situation. Robins believes we owe Vik this opportunity and isn’t happy about our stance on 20 mill.
this all started after the cwr interview the other week
Tbf if we end up getting more spending money then I'm all for it. Dragging it out could also hand Vik more options and ultimately a preferable move for him too. Hopefully works out for all.
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I get that too but we can increase the quality of the squad with more cash and surely we won't miss out on all of them...Longer it goes, harder it is for us to get our targets.
Are we sure he doesn't or is it just a prem team hasn't matched our valuation and courted him yet...Don’t think a bidding war is likely.
Vik doesn’t want a prem move so counts that out (he doesn’t want to be on the bench) foreign teams negotiate differently. I.e this has been ongoing for 3 weeks now.
That's as much as we have spent on transfers in the last 2 seasons isn't it give or take?£3M probably isn’t worth fucking pre season up though.
difference is a squad size and pre season starting tomorrow.
we need 8 players minimum. robins is also an advocate of a good pre season with players settling in.
Are we sure he doesn't or is it just a prem team hasn't matched our valuation and courted him yet...
Which I get. We will probably make 4/5 perm signings this month and then Prem loan players don’t come in till they finish pre season with their clubs in august.
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