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Morkery

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  1. 1 minute ago, abdulaziz1 said:

    I’m more bothered at West Ham and Watford than Bournemouth. As it’s going to get harder for them. Watford losing to Southampton would be critical. West Ham getting done by Chelsea would be huge. If we got out of the next two games in a reasonable GD and not far adrfit from safety, things would look different.

    Still a lot to go. 

     

    There is no point wasting energy looking at other results. This team is not going to win another game.

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  2. 52 minutes ago, villalad21 said:

    Relax.

    It's looking like the season will finish anyways.

    We'll just have to watch and learn how Germany does it. They'll make the blueprint for us all.

     

    If it goes smoothly in Germany, you can guarantee when it starts here it will quickly go tits up and be a farce.

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  3. If Newcastle is worth over three hundred million pounds, I’m sure we are not far behind.

    What would would the club be valued at in the Championship - half that figure, or even less?

    Relegating us, when we have a game in hand and with the evidence of previous teams avoiding the drop - that would be incredibly harsh.

    Our owners will not accept that - it will be very ugly.

     

    - Imagine West Ham’s owners too! That would be crazy. (If it’s PPG)

     

     

  4. 21 minutes ago, villalad21 said:

    Yep.

    If it comes to PPG we can only blame ourselves at the end of the day.

    I'm thinking at the game against Arsenal against 10 men where we were leading twice and still lost. And the fact that tin pot cherries did the double on us. Disgusting.

     

    I disagree.

    That's not how the competition works. The fixtures haven't been completed.

    We have played appallingly, at times, but that doesn't mean that we couldn't scrape enough points to survive.

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  5. 2 hours ago, villalad21 said:

    The damage has already been done. No manager is saving us this season, far too late. Should have happened at Christmas.

    Null and Void is the only chance in saving us.

    We were heading for 20th before the outbreak.

    I think we have a better chance than we did before the league was postponed.

    I think restarting the season is a abhorrent idea, however.

     

     

  6. 52 minutes ago, jonjon said:

    If you were to believe recent press reports, several teams have "enquired" about him but have been knocked back by the price they offered.

     

    I'm disappointed not to get him but happy for the Brentford fans, I think you'll get one of the automatics.

    I don't blame the club asking big money, there is bigger money at stake.

     

  7. 4 minutes ago, mikeyp102 said:

    Why would Leao take 2/3 seasons to get going and Maupay hit the ground straight away? Who’s to say Maupay couldn’t cope with the prem. We could lose any player if they do well, doesn’t mean we shouldn’t go in for them.

     

    Agree with your last point. Only my opinion, but I think Maupay will adapt far quicker.

  8. 3 minutes ago, Brentfordnylons said:

    Of course we are a selling club,aren’t most.We are a small club who are punching above our weight in the Championship whereas you are one of the many big clubs who are focused on the PL and won’t be happy until you get back there.Most of our fans understand we have to sell to survive otherwise we will end up bouncing around in Div 1 and 2 like we have for the last 60 years.The model might one day get us into the play offs again but I suspect we will be lucky to keep producing or scouting good young players at the present rate.Mepham was the first player we have sold to a PL side so all our other big transfers have gone to our rivals in the championship.

    I'm not sure where the hostility comes from on here, there is no difference - if one of ours does well, they get poached too.

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  9. Just suggested on Talksport that Lescott has called in the PFA to sort out a contract issue with WBA. Anyone heard anything?

     

    Heard that he has a release clause in his contract that WBA haven't allowed him to activate after a bid. He has therefore asked the PFA to get involved. Think the baggies are desperate for a CB as Lescott will definitely be leaving.

    I heard he wanted to exercise an option for extra year on his contract but the boggies are dragging feet

  10. Of course the club realise that we need a striker. Actually il change it to realised.

    We've spent 16m on a couple. Sadly Tim Sherwood's picking them and after 3 games (and it is only 3 games), they look shit.

    Nobody can complain about the money made available regardless of where it has come from. We've had plenty to spend. Certainly to show improvements that we arent yet showing.

    Lescott and adebayor on loan will prob be as good as it gets.

    I think people can complain, our net spend has been less than the amount Bristol City have just spent on a striker.

    That said, I do agree with a lot of your post. Perhaps we should have spent £18m on someone like the new lad at West Brom, rather than £12m on Ayew and £6m on Gestede.

    Replacing Benteke was always going to be our number one priority this summer, and we've not even come remotely close to achieving this. Blame for this gets shared between Lerner and Sherwood.

    But tbh, I don't think more net spend would have made much difference, given who sherwood has bought so far.

    I mean, he's spent another 15m or so on midfielders who don't seem to be any improvement on Westwood who, without bashing the lad as it seems he's one of our better players so far, we do need to improve on him to move forward as a team.

    The signings look average at best so far in the most part. The odd moment of magic sure but overall it's been disappointing. Early days yet of course but a lot depends on the bloke you've got spending the money net/not net. So far, sherwood doesn't seem to be as good as we hoped.

     

    Some people need to give the guy a break. Good as what, Fergie?! We were f***** last season until he came in and got a tune out of a very crap team under a manager that was dragging the players to new depths week after week. On top of that we lost in the summer our most influential players including the only real goalscorer we had. The club have had to spread the transfer money around the whole squad whilst insuring we remain competitive, no easy feat itself. Some people can appreciate this along with the quality of players we are bringing to the club and although young have far more potential than a lot of those before them. 

     

    Whether people like it or not the rebuilding job required due to previous mismanagement is going to take far longer than the first couple of weeks into the season. We will be crap at times and others look great, it's the same for everyone else. Highlighted even more so by the fact that at the moment individual performances are better than the team performances. Look at it this way, the team are not a cohesive outfit at the moment, players are still adapting to foreign surroundings, learning new languages and new concepts of how the club/sherwood wants them to play. Even still with all that going on we have been more than an improvement on last season and even in our 2 loses have been competitive enough for people to cut Sherwood a little slack for a while at least.

    As they say, nail on head. Lost one world class striker, one England midfielder and also needed to rebuild almost every other position.

    The manager is doing well, needs time however.

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