TheStig

Ok thanks so it is actually possible to improve the deal (from our point of view) if there are several bidders...

Question: If there is a release clause and several clubs are interested - will there ever be a bidding war between the interested parties or is it just up to the player to decide where he wants to go?

Dewsbury-Hall might bring something in??

I don´t get that. If its West Ham they know his values and playing him in a friendly should not change anything....just puzzled

Rudkin is going to give him a new 3 year contract surely

If he was leaving wouldn´t we have played Sto??

.......Vestergaard......?

Chilwell was a wimp. Throw in at Millwall comes to mind. a big girls blouse that required big guys to back him up. Very unlikeable and was VERY pleased when his "goal" at Wembley at the cup final was disallowed.

For that alone yes. Apart from that I cannot stand the over-hyped americanised "incredible story" Wrexham.... sorry

He´ll want to play for Belgium at the World Cup next year. So stick him on the bench and force him to leave or buy himself out of his contract

Not very much. Indifferent at best. Sick and tired of no consequences for the inept management that has destroyed this club so until changes at corporate level are effected - not interested...

just my thinking.....unfortunately

..........but we have bought a 38 year old 4th keeper...

And if Mads stays - Begovic will be 4th keeper. Well nothing can surprise us any longer....

So lets sign a some other old timers instead.........

The only signing we apparently are able to do is a somewhat old goalkeeper - underwhelming to say the least...

Getting substituted...

The "drummer" should be shot

AND as captain

5 year contract. 75` a week. Sensible signing............

Interesting choice. But seemingly more "interesting" than Wilder and Dyche that are more "run of the mill" types. Get it done.

Why is he in training kit? Expects to be substituted on for someone?

Well with the speed Rebecca is blowing money he might still need to cash in

Agree - however in my opinion his biggest weakness has been not to attend to the obvious management staff shortcomings. Relegated twice in 3 seasons and no changes to top management. No apparent change in strategy and we just seem to be ambling along hoping for the best. Whelan has been overlooking distastrous financial results and Rudkin a laughable handling of the transfers both in (not) selling and buying and handing out ridiculous contracts. In any other business these two would have been fired a long time ago. Its just mind boggling

Isn´t Olympiacos a Greek club?