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  1. People moaning that £9m isn't enough and should easily be double figures, are going by media/journalist speculation.

    This afternoon I've seen speculation that includes £9m, £10m, £10.5m, and a multitude of add-ons/bonuses.

    Nobody knows outside of the club(s) involved, and I wouldn't be at all surprised to see it announced as an undisclosed fee, so that we don't give the game away to potential clubs selling us replacements.

    Some people need to calm down.

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  2. These "links" with Palace, if genuine, would probably be the best move for him to be fair. They play decent football, a system/players that would probably suit his style of play, and you would think are probably less likely to be drawn into a relegation fight. Looking ahead, they also generally buy whilst the players are on the up, and then sell for a bigger price a few years down the line - better for us.

    He's going to be gone within the next 18 months or so, the question is when. If we do sell this window, I think that with the current regime they will be making things clear that any deal needs to be done by a certain date, otherwise he's going nowhere until the summer at least. Also think (hope) that a replacement is in the pipelines ready to go, should any deal happen. That's not to say that someone else could come in in the meantime and take said player away from us though....

    So if we go on the "stories" being true, we have Burnley, Bournemouth, Palace and Southampton all watching and showing an interest. I think if he's still here on Saturday, what he does when he leaves the pitch will give us a clearer indication of what he is planning on doing for the rest of the season.

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  3. 2 hours ago, Deluded Sag said:

    Allow me to clarify for you. Let's try again. 

    Johnson got rid of Stewart because he did not believe he could play at L1 and replaced him with Bas Savage, who became a cult hero for your fans, mainly because he was so sh*te. 

    Stewart then played for both Yeovil and Exeter at L1 level to a high standard. I'm going to guess that he scored more goals than Bas Savage in either period. 

    Any objections to this? 

    **** me sideways, you don't half talk some shit don't you!? 

    Nobody, and I mean nobody (and I include Bas Savage in this) has ever, EVER, thought that Savage was a replacement for Stewart. 

    Savage was a punt that went wrong, and should never have been anywhere near a professional football club, as he couldn't hit a barn door from 2 yards, and couldn't do much with a ball at his feet. He had the feel of someone who had won a competition to get a contract. Mind you, your lot have had a load more of them over the years.

    Stewart was a marquee signing that went wrong for many different reasons. He was coming away from his best years, and was in decline - hence why he ended up signing for us where we were at that time. He couldn't have tried harder to make it work, but it just didn't happen. Whichever idiot said he wasn't good enough for us, certainly did you a favour all those years ago.

    What's your next move then saggy?

  4. 8 minutes ago, Silvio Dante said:

    We did - and although never confirmed my gut would be that the atmosphere at Yate was toxic at the time and the football was Neanderthal so he’d have learnt nothing and potentially had development stunted.

    One of the underrated things Tinnion and team do is decide when a loan is wrong, and do it quickly. Seb Palmer-Holden another example.

    Also shows how  closely we monitor them whilst out on loan as well.

  5. 3 hours ago, Harry said:

    Pearson talking in riddles again. 
     

    So, we are prepared to let him go if the price is right. 
    But we have to be careful not to leave ourselves short. 

    But we’re prepared to leave ourselves short if we get a good enough offer. 

     

    1 hour ago, Percy Pig said:

    But if the offer is good enough then we have room to add to the squad and therefore not be left short? That doesn't seem too complicated? 

    Yep pretty clear as @Percy Pig says.

    If you want him, pay what we're after, otherwise do one, he'll sit on our bench.

    If Pearson came out and said "Dan's not going to play for us again unless everyone else is struck down with a virus" or something which implies we're not that fussed now, then any potential offer is going to be well short of what we would be prepared to accept.

    By saying we're not going to let him go and leave us with no/fewer backup(s), you may as well be saying "you can have him for nothing".

  6. I don't get Peterborough at all. On one hand they're very shrewd when it comes to transfer dealings - good prices, decent sell-ons etc, and also make it clear that if you aren't going to sign a contract going into the final year of your existing one, then you're transfer listed.

    On the other hand, they sack one bloke, appoint the previous one to him, and then do exactly the same thing the next time around. It's absolutely bonkers, and surely there can't be another situation like it anywhere else can there? 

    I mean I get that sometimes a manager returns to a previous club when things don't work out elsewhere, but to go back that many times.....

    Have they both got something on someone very high up like chicken fiddling or something?

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  7. 38 minutes ago, Rudolf Hucker said:

    Be good if, with the hand of true friendship, some retired or semi-retired shithead tradesmen or women could offer assistance and really f’ck up their plumbing and electrics. 

     

    Well to be fair, there isn't much else left for anybody to **** up is there?

    Alternatively just leave everything as it currently is, and they'll manage to do it without anybodies help..  

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