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Posted
2 hours ago, Exiled_Rover said:

Once again I ask the question: why do they own us?

What can they possibly get out of it?

Evidently they can't afford to run us properly.

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Posted
1 hour ago, FE123 said:

Looks like we are still haggling with Legia over a fee for Kapuadi, polish press reporting he wants to move and is refusing to sign a new deal with them.

Fully expect rovers to try and hold their nerve until the end of the window to try get him on the cheap.

Apparently the new offer is 300k more than the last one.

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If true it suggests he wants to come here or we wouldn’t be putting numerous bids in.Β 

Posted
1 hour ago, DavidMailsTightPerm said:

Season ticket sales - when people realise it is most likely our saleable assets of Brittain and Travis are likely to be sold.Β 

However - people can't complain too much - as Venky tactics of holding onto players rather than cashing in before the end of contract got lots of criticism. Lets see if selling before players finish contracts gets similar ire.

Of course the easy thing would be to extend players contracts in good time. However, my own suspicion is that they haven't renewed the contracts of some of our bigger earners as there is no guarantee of revenue stream from our owners (despite what they say in the accounts) - so we can't commit beyond a certain level.Β 

we are the only onesΒ  who consistenly refuse toΒ  renew contracts,there are lots of other clubs with financial constraints,it does`nt stop them operating properly,they go by the mantra," we`ve made you a decent offer,either sign or be sold" this lot just let players walk out of the door and when they actually sell someone no money reaches the manager,ffs you can`t run a football club like this and expect to stay in the division

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Posted
36 minutes ago, simongarnerisgod said:

we are the only onesΒ  who consistenly refuse toΒ  renew contracts,there are lots of other clubs with financial constraints,it does`nt stop them operating properly,they go by the mantra," we`ve made you a decent offer,either sign or be sold" this lot just let players walk out of the door and when they actually sell someone no money reaches the manager,ffs you can`t run a football club like this and expect to stay in the division

Who benefits from such a consistent turnover of players and staff i wonder ?

Because it seems club policy again here now.

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Posted

Seems were going the youth way... Expect Montgomery, Duru, Tyjon , Leonard , Atchesson all being in and around the first tea

..rovers are gash....and cash strapped strangely though as mega rich owners don't want to part company...why do they still persist to own rovers...

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Posted
1 hour ago, neophox said:

Seems were going the youth way... Expect Montgomery, Duru, Tyjon , Leonard , Atchesson all being in and around the first tea

..rovers are gash....and cash strapped strangely though as mega rich owners don't want to part company...why do they still persist to own rovers...

Fortune favours the brave, remember a certain Alex Ferguson, half his team were teenagers, the rest is history.

Posted
4 hours ago, Forever Blue said:

If true it suggests he wants to come here or we wouldn’t be putting numerous bids in.Β 

Hold there nerve and hold there nerve, and another chance gone.

Posted
9 hours ago, Rover84 said:

Β Callum would be a massive loss. He’s the cog that gets us going. We lose Brittain and we lose our attacking identity. We can not afford to replace a player like thatΒ 

Blackburn Rovers will be playing Blackburn Rovers if Brittain joins the other 2.

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Posted
4 minutes ago, RoversTilliDie said:

Fortune favours the brave, remember a certain Alex Ferguson, half his team were teenagers, the rest is history.

that was a once in a generation group.you can hardly compare our current academy players with those🀣

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Posted

From a financial perspective where we are going makes sense... Only way to make the numbers work is with players coming from leagues where a 5-10k tops a week wage offer is attractive. A question i have is has anyone done that in the Championship? I can't think of one, but my knowledge of other clubs is not the best.

Plenty of promoted club have given it a go with League One players, but I cant think of any who have brought over lots of cheap overseas players with no British experience. But its such an obvious thing to do financially presumably someone has? Closest I can come up with is the loan models of clubs like Wolves but that was usually with partnerships with clubs for loans. I guess Brentford 5-6 years ago was maybe something similar? But feel they were probably offering more cash and buying from further up the food chain abroad?

A lot resting on the scouts really making good calls.

Posted
9 minutes ago, joey_big_nose said:

From a financial perspective where we are going makes sense... Only way to make the numbers work is with players coming from leagues where a 5-10k tops a week wage offer is attractive. A question i have is has anyone done that in the Championship? I can't think of one, but my knowledge of other clubs is not the best.

Plenty of promoted club have given it a go with League One players, but I cant think of any who have brought over lots of cheap overseas players with no British experience. But its such an obvious thing to do financially presumably someone has? Closest I can come up with is the loan models of clubs like Wolves but that was usually with partnerships with clubs for loans. I guess Brentford 5-6 years ago was maybe something similar? But feel they were probably offering more cash and buying from further up the food chain abroad?

A lot resting on the scouts really making good calls.

A few years ago they talked about a new rule where wages had to be 70% or less of income (something like that). Seems to have gone quiet but appears we are moving to that sort of model.

Will end in relegation as our income is pants vs other clubs.

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Posted

We have been supplemented by still having players brought in on decent wages like Cantwell etc but no doubt that will go out of the window now.

Its been rather counter productive when they started this policy seemingly by not paying others the going rate which they'd proven to earn, so we lose them without fees.

Posted
11 minutes ago, Forever Blue said:

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How could anyone be less influential than Steve Waggott? The only thing that toad ever influenced was money into his account.

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Posted
1 hour ago, joey_big_nose said:

From a financial perspective where we are going makes sense... Only way to make the numbers work is with players coming from leagues where a 5-10k tops a week wage offer is attractive. A question i have is has anyone done that in the Championship? I can't think of one, but my knowledge of other clubs is not the best.

Plenty of promoted club have given it a go with League One players, but I cant think of any who have brought over lots of cheap overseas players with no British experience. But its such an obvious thing to do financially presumably someone has? Closest I can come up with is the loan models of clubs like Wolves but that was usually with partnerships with clubs for loans. I guess Brentford 5-6 years ago was maybe something similar? But feel they were probably offering more cash and buying from further up the food chain abroad?

A lot resting on the scouts really making good calls.

Brentford did it with data scouting before Brexit and the clampdown on unknown foreign players happened.

They have to be established players (with 4 exceptions) which is incredibly hard to do.

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Posted
52 minutes ago, Forever Blue said:

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Obviously not a pop at you, Forever Blue, but it mustbe a tragic existence being a Twitter account re-posting Nixon ☠️.

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Posted
1 hour ago, Emerald Isle Rover said:

The next signings depend on club responses - this is peak journalism right thereΒ 

Hahaha, what do you mean clubs are allowed to say no? That's not fair..!

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