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3 hours ago, Red-Robbo said:

 

Does Tinnion take on that role now? Or is it that faceless Bristol Sport bloke whose name I've forgotten?

When asked about this on the FBC podcast, Gavin Marshall couldn't really answer the question of who heads up the negotiations now. 

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2 hours ago, RedRoss said:

Completely agree our attacking options need a complete renovation that's where we are lacking. Plus another if TC goes.

Will be an interesting summer for sure.

This may be somewhat oddly controversial especially where bell is concerned ( his father and academy links) but sam bell Mark sykes and in alot of ways Annis mehmeti are just no where near good enough for a top 6 chasing championship side it hasn't really been highlighted but I think the wings need a big upgrade also. 

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4 hours ago, BCFC31 said:

I was thinking about our pursuit of scott twine this summer and I think wells could be a big help in convincing twine yp commit to us because wells found him self in exactly the same position as twine when wells was at Burnley before moving to us. 

I would say those players that he has been socialising with recently away from football will be more useful

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14 minutes ago, Robbored said:

Burnley will be back in the Championship next season and I seriously doubt that they’ll let Twine go to a rival club in the same league.

Equally Twine could help a club unlikely competing for automatic spots to take points off more teams then just Burnley

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1 minute ago, Glen hump said:

They’ll be challenging for promotion we won’t 

Early days yet the club may just surprise me for once in my life time but currently we would do well to finish mid table next season.

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3 hours ago, Merrick's Marvels said:

If Twine just had the season he's had but for someone else, and if he had no connection to our manager, would we be keen to sign him?

I'd think not.

Manning needs to practice what he preaches here and take the emotion out of it.

For 5 million quid, we need to be buying a guaranteed hit. Twine ain't that at this level.

So we'd be taking a punt, hoping he'd grow into one. And the price we pay for a punt at this level is probably about half what Burnley want.

Do we have anyone clever enough to strike such a bargain?   

Simple answer....NO!

We have zero experience in negotiating such matters and it was interesting that 2 of the last transfer window players were loaned back to their parent clubs...... for the first time EVER!

Who in the club is doing this very important work and what qualifications and experience do they have?

Worried about the madness of losing all this experience on and off the field. Who is there to grab the reins should we suffer a poor start next season?

Maybe SL will march into the dressing room and sort it out...😲🤣🤣

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1 hour ago, chinapig said:

It was naive of Manning to make it so obvious he's desperate to sign Twine. We have shown our cards and given Burnley an advantage. Negotiating skills training required I think!

It’s not as if Burnley don’t read OTIB either! 👀👀👀

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If we pay £5m for him (however it's structured:

1. He'd be our third most expensive signing ever (adjusted for inflation probably second above Diedhiou); and

2. Had he been transferred last summer at that fee he'd have been in the top 5 transfer fees paid by teams not in receipt of PPs.

I'm not sure we're fishing in that kind of pond anymore. We might technically be able to given the accounts post Scott, but it doesn't feel like we're doing that sort of purchase right now.

(Figures from transfermarkt).

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Somewhat concerning to me we may potentially back a manager who hasn’t set the world a light and the jury is still out on with a player costing £5mil who hasn’t shown to date he’s worth anywhere near that amount.

 

All rumours at the moment but if this does turn out true. Proves we never learn our lesson.

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It seems to be a given on here that if we were to reach a deal with Burnley that Twine would sign for us. 

I'm not sure I quite understand that? He'd maybe fancy his chances of breaking into the Burnley team and being part of a team that gets promoted. He'd possibly have interest from other teams who are more likely to challange than we are. 

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2 minutes ago, Robbored said:

Got a crystal ball have you Glen?

With us both being in the Championship we’ll obviously be rivals.

We will play them twice next season but thats about the extent of our rivalry with Burnley, they will be top 6 all season, we will be lucky to be in the top half at any point.

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39 minutes ago, Glen hump said:

They’ll be challenging for promotion we won’t 

I wouldn't be so sure about that, I don't crave premier league football for Bristol City in fact I hate it too much money too many foreign players makes it an International league just based in England but I think City could  have a very good season and will surprise a lot of people not least a section of their own fan base and make a  challenge for at least a play off place.

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4 hours ago, Merrick's Marvels said:

If Twine just had the season he's had but for someone else, and if he had no connection to our manager, would we be keen to sign him?

I'd think not.

Manning needs to practice what he preaches here and take the emotion out of it.

For 5 million quid, we need to be buying a guaranteed hit. Twine ain't that at this level.

So we'd be taking a punt, hoping he'd grow into one. And the price we pay for a punt at this level is probably about half what Burnley want.

Do we have anyone clever enough to strike such a bargain?   

Completely agree with this. From what I saw of Twine during his loan period, he didn’t make enough of an impact to justify what would presumably be a significant outlay for us in our current position. Of course, if we sign him he might come good, and I’m very happy to be proved wrong, but I get the sense we’d buy him for an inflated price (plus wages as well, which I’m assuming would be high). 

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7 minutes ago, ORANGE500 said:

 

I wouldn't be so sure about that, I don't crave premier league football for Bristol City in fact I hate it too much money too many foreign players makes it an International league just based in England but I think City could  have a very good season and will surprise a lot of people not least a section of their own fan base and make a  challenge for at least a play off place.

I hope your right.

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4 hours ago, RedRoss said:

Ahem..

Rob Dickie 800k

Hayden Roberts FREE

Knight 2 million

We've actually been good recently. We used to get our pants pulled down before with MA.

I think we'll move on to other targets early if Twine is a no goer.

Will be interesting to see the modus operandi changes this summer being Manning's first summer.

If it stays consistent - will mean the director of strategy sits more in BTs court. If it changes significantly I'd be slightly worried, as the general direction of recruitment during the NP period was good.

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17 minutes ago, Simon bristol said:

We will play them twice next season but thats about the extent of our rivalry with Burnley, they will be top 6 all season, we will be lucky to be in the top half at any point.

We'll be in the top half all season

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1 hour ago, BCFC31 said:

Early days yet the club may just surprise me for once in my life time but currently we would do well to finish mid table next season.

This is some statement.

The previous season only ended 9 days ago, we are one of very few Championship teams who have even announced who they are keeping on.

Most clubs haven’t said this & we don’t know the entire composition of next season’s division yet.

No one has the slightest idea who we’ll sign, who will leave or how much money we’ll spend, yet you think “we’ll do well” to finish in a spot below where we did this season.

I have no idea how anyone can possibly think that they know this.

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1 hour ago, Simon bristol said:

We will play them twice next season but thats about the extent of our rivalry with Burnley, they will be top 6 all season, we will be lucky to be in the top half at any point.

Absolutely, and he knows that 😁

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1 hour ago, Offside said:

Completely agree with this. From what I saw of Twine during his loan period, he didn’t make enough of an impact to justify what would presumably be a significant outlay for us in our current position. Of course, if we sign him he might come good, and I’m very happy to be proved wrong, but I get the sense we’d buy him for an inflated price (plus wages as well, which I’m assuming would be high). 

Completely agree. I’ve not seen enough him either to offer that sort of money and TBH I’m really not bothered whether he signs. Appreciate I am the minority here. 

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1 hour ago, grifty said:

So we've gone from criticising SL+ for not spending the Scott money and now we are linked with a player for £5m we're criticising SL+ for spending the Scott money. 

Our fans are pathetic 

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1 hour ago, grifty said:

So we've gone from criticising SL+ for not spending the Scott money and now we are linked with a player for £5m we're criticising SL+ for spending the Scott money. 

Yes.  Because the player needs to be worth £5m. Twine isn’t. 

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20 minutes ago, Lorenzos Only Goal said:

I'm a bit indifferent to Twine if I'm honest, I wouldn't be gutted if we missed out, would be gutted if we over paid though. 

Exactly my thoughts, although I suspect Manning's strong desire to sign him means Burnley will end up getting most of what they want 

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