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Quote from: dickos1 on January 06, 2018, 09:22:05 pmI've been told, ferguson and Wilcox had a meeting with the board a few weeks back and were told they couldn't approach any of their targets as the funds weren't available You've been told wrong.
I've been told, ferguson and Wilcox had a meeting with the board a few weeks back and were told they couldn't approach any of their targets as the funds weren't available
There's one thing for sure, if we don't strengthen this window then we are playing with fire. That team today will not see us safe at the end of the season. We were already missing experience in our midfield and that was with Whiteman in it.
There's one thing for sure, if we don't strengthen this window then we are playing with fire. That team today will not see us safe at the end of the season. We were already missing experience in our midfield and that was with Whiteman in it. We are trying to manage with 2 makeshift full backs and that really showed today. The strikers are having to work extremely hard in the hope they can cause defenders to make mistakes and are not getting many opportunities from players going round people.We are crying out for re-inforcements and all we get is that there's no budget for it. Well, it's that same budget that will be the sole reason for yet another relegation. It's time to see sense. Plymouth will actually overtake us next week and look at the start they had! It's time to wake up and smell the coffee before it's too late.
That’ll be the midfield that took us to a top half spot with 20 matches left?
Quote from: Jonathan on January 06, 2018, 08:22:05 pmThere are a few strange goings on. Either someone is bluffing, or there has been some miscommunication. To suggest now that there is no money available is very odd. We agreed a deal with Chelsea for Houghton and that didn’t come off. Houghton has now indicated that he could still sign in this window. But the latest inference is that we wouldn’t have any funds to do it. Odd. Not getting through today was understandably a blow to the available funds. But hitting the jackpot would surely not have been in ‘the budget’ anyway. And as others said, crowd numbers have been decent and the Arsenal game was an unexpected bonus. So surely Ferguson was bluffing to suggest that there is now nothing in the pot. Managers will always want a bigger budget than what has been agreed and allocated, its the way of the world. What I would suggest is that if he can put forward a good business case for signing someone else he would be listened to. Budgets therefore are fluid to a point, do well, attract the crowds, make progress and you will be listened to.He'll be at the next board meeting, he can make his case there.
There are a few strange goings on. Either someone is bluffing, or there has been some miscommunication. To suggest now that there is no money available is very odd. We agreed a deal with Chelsea for Houghton and that didn’t come off. Houghton has now indicated that he could still sign in this window. But the latest inference is that we wouldn’t have any funds to do it. Odd. Not getting through today was understandably a blow to the available funds. But hitting the jackpot would surely not have been in ‘the budget’ anyway. And as others said, crowd numbers have been decent and the Arsenal game was an unexpected bonus. So surely Ferguson was bluffing to suggest that there is now nothing in the pot.
QuoteThat’ll be the midfield that took us to a top half spot with 20 matches left?Read what I wrote, Billy, you know it's not the same midfield because we are a man down (through no fault of DF). Beestin, like May, will probably make a good player next season or the one after, but please don't tell me we are going to be relying on these lads to do the business. It's utterly wrong. As is this obsession with playing Mason all over the place, it's just not on. So long as the budget's alright, though, everything will be fine.