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From next season budget JHRover. Have you read posts from @philiand @glen9mullanregarding our wage structure and transfer budget with around 10 million for the season Its a loan deal with option to buy which means that we have first option to buy for a fixed price. It's fairly simple deal. Does well here we sign him, if we don't we haven't wasted 5 million on him Every signing is a gamble and we don't know if he will perform here. JDT and GB are doing things very different signings 3 permanent signings for cash which you said we wouldn't do this season. Blimey we sign 1 loan player and possible another which is very different from Mowbray's approach. all 3 permanent signed have played in the championship before. Older than we tend to go for when Mowbray was here,

Not what I said Butty. I said given him a chance before write him off. Some people opinions are over judgemental based on a stats from over 12 months ago

I think we have a clear plan. Going with players who abit of Championship and different ages to what Mowbray wanted here. We will start unearthing some gems in the future when Gus Williams and new head of European scouting.. Interesting that. Thanks for share It's a win win situation with George Hirst. Performs we sign him on perm and doesn't he go back to Leicester I think Birmancevic will sign here as BBD's replacement

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Mowbray is mid table championship head coach who is good with players and fans. Has Plan A and stick to that too much and not able to tactical change a game during a game. After Christmas, results drop off and you will go a massive losing streak.

Bournemouth have signed 5 players for 26 million this summer but They already some experience PL players unless Forest. Parker's comments over the last few weeks in press conference shown a different of opinions in footballing strategy and transfers.

and that what happens at Rovers

Good to see making 3 permanent signings for cash Let's hope we get the signings we want

from JDT" "Gregg (Broughton) has already said we are ready to spend so hopefully we spend enough to get three new players in the coming days."

why would I have you on ignore? That's why Rovers scout players live before moving to sign them. not just making signings based on video scouting. fair enough Yes it can cos he drops deep and go wide or not or move around.

my team based on that team news Kaminski Carter Ayala Hyam Pickering Travis Morton Hedges Dack BBD Dolan Subs:- Pears, Phillips, Edun, Buckley, Vale, Markanday, A.Wharton

same old stuff from yourself as per usual, overlooking by how the club is run, club footballing structure and why that head coach has been sacked.

not really. 12 goals a season

Andy Bayes reporting for JDT's press conference that he is hoping for 3 more signings even after the Hyam signing

What I meant was a number 9 striker who score goals and plays with the width of Penalty area really?

Mowbray relied on loans more than I think he should have done looking back. That was his choice to go for loans rather than Permanent signings. loans still cost money in terms of wages and did Mowbray ever spend his full budget cos a couple of people on here said he didn't. I don't mind a couple of quality loan players but I do think we should be making more permanent signings more than loans. If you want 6 signings, then I think 4 of them should be at least permanent signings. JDT didn't want to get drawn on more signings. I don't know how many we will sign before the deadline but we find by the deadline. The pressing number 10 role? Rhodes doesn't have the work rate and energy to do it. He is finisher and that is it Broughton has kept a low profile which is right for Director of football to be so

I didn't just 1 video of his time at Portsmouth, but I watched few video clips of him during the last few years, but don't forget I am not a professional scout that has access to different number of clips, scouting tools or even go and watch the player live by being at the stadium scouting them Dykes would be decent signing and would give us a focal point. 22 goals for QPR in 86 games. So basically 1 in 4 striker.

Fit the profile and style of manager that suits Bournemouth and how they been run over the past 10 years. Manning is a head coach who plays a style that would suit that squad there and would develop players at Bournemouth. I disagree he is the obvious candidate and if you actually why Parker was sacked you really think Dyche is going to fit there? Not really at all. Plus, if you look at the club footballing structure there, they want a head coach to fit into that structure. The time for old fashion managers who want full control over footballing matters is reducing and very few clubs now that happens now