HankMarvin

Probably better to see how we look before deciding that in the first game

Bet Gray ends up being quality in this tier

Be shocking if more don’t follow, need a bomb squad

Brondy had sell ons, so even less profit

It’s the Championship, where the average annual salary is about 15m, those bang average players would be highly desired in most of the clubs in the league

What about when in the same team and the goalkeeper that is noted as not very good with his feet has better pass completion for launched passes?

Neither can mads

He is a relatively inexperienced keeper, Linked to mid table championship teams. Maybe don’t set expectations too high and you won’t be disappointed

Bilal if he stays Ayew a fresh fatty plus hopefully a striker coming in

No way, it’s not an endless pot of money. There are other priorities

Birdshit mouth Ashley Young can play there

But we have money, hopefully to strengthen in other departments that might negate any losses ie it could result in having a stronger strike force

One keeper has also had a lot more minutes to gain experience, what’s to say that confidence won’t come in a team pushing for promotion as opposed to get pummelled every week

There passing stats were very similar last season

And 22m in reduced PSR, plus who goes out the door will depend on how much is allocated for strengthening

Sell sell sell get us a good striker, that can flourish in the champ then step up in the prem

Messy to Vardy just imagine

West Ham and Celtic now linked, we can’t pay him the sort of money others can

Because they rate Rayan Kolli highly and strengthened in other areas like signing Poku who Birmingham and Rangers were after

Richard Kone was a revelation in 2024/25, scoring 0.51 goals per 90 minutes across 3,161 minutes in 43 matches. The 21-year-old emerged as a crucial attacking outlet for Wycombe Wanderers, combining raw pace, clever movement, and clinical finishing. His development over the season was impressive, contributing not only with goals but also by stretching defences and creating space for others. Kone’s work rate was immense, and his ability to adapt to League One football was a testament to his character and potential. With scouts from higher divisions reportedly monitoring his progress, Wycombe fans will hope to retain his services for at least another season.

If there are all these rumoured clubs to be looking at him, seems odd no one took the chance when he was on a free it was quite well publicised.

The figures from the accounts are not out, last seasons accounts are not released until the end of this financial year. Capology provides estimates unless verified, but with the majority of the playing staff staying similar it gives a good indicator of the change between the previous campaign in the championship and the wages now.’

Not sure where your getting that from, but capology has it at 59m last time in the champ and currently 52m for the first team playing squad. Which is still astronomical compared to the rest of the Championship (apart from Southampton)

They offered him a four year contract, he obviously thought he could get more wages elsewhere, because of his numbers last season