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Why he keeps pulling masterstrokes and getting lauded for selling players for a less than a 3rd of their value in 2 seasons, who would want rid
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Choudhury (Wrexham interest, Football League World)
HankMarvin replied to Sly's topic in Transfer Talk
Like having a builder come in, ruining your home and giving the same builder credit for fixing it. -
James Justin (signed for Leeds, official. 10m.)
HankMarvin replied to SouthStandUpperTier's topic in Transfer Talk
We still have 9 of the top 13 highest earners according to Cappology we also added new players last season, and have players back from loans that wages were covered previously. My point is that even at £80m wage bill with a bigger limit on PSR £83m the relegated clubs still needed to sell to buy. Things are tighter for us, because the limit has been reduced and the players we have got rid of so far are not all pure profit allowing more flexibility. Don’t forget the average annual salary for Championship clubs is about £15m. -
Choudhury (Wrexham interest, Football League World)
HankMarvin replied to Sly's topic in Transfer Talk
A medium sized turd in a bog filled with shit. -
James Justin (signed for Leeds, official. 10m.)
HankMarvin replied to SouthStandUpperTier's topic in Transfer Talk
It’s not behind the scenes, we have ridiculously high earners for the championship. We have to adhere to the lowest PSR range in over 10 years, we also have to submit future financial information forecasts which we avoided last time. Using the last time we went down the wage bill was less than halved to 107m, but we sold £70m of pure profit players to negate the high wager bill and the PSR limit was (£83m)+£22m on this year Leeds and Southampton on the other hand had a wage bill of £81m and £84m but also sold players to negate the larger wage bill. Transfer market has us down as bringing in £26m this season but not a great deal of that is profit. -
Bilal El Khannouss (Stuttgart loan, official)
HankMarvin replied to lcfc_forever's topic in Transfer Talk
Palace want Harvey Elliot -
Give Evan’s some minutes if he is fit
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He wasn’t booed in his first season, as for being not motivated he has done more than anyone else in 2 games
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Or maybe he has the hump with the club, for publicly outing him and dropping him
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When you have a midfield that doesn’t create, it would be nice to have full backs that cross in the final third
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As long as he maintains the attitude that he has a point to prove. The worry is when the window closes he becomes a expensive luxury player if he doesn’t perform
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The training ground was the worst thing to happen to this club, they never seem fully fit. It can’t be superiority complex because they were just as bad in the top tier.
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This was very telling when he joined Sevilla Soumaré clarified how he likes to play: "I’m a player who wants to help his teammates. I can run (debatable), like everyone, play it short, play it long, attack, defend. I can’t say I have a main strength (true , any strength), I work on myself every day and how I can be better with my teammates. Like I said, I'm just waiting to join them and improve."
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Who do you like/rate out of established players
HankMarvin replied to Claridge's topic in Leicester City Forum
Think this one has peaked already -
Rather start him than Soumare or Skipp, then bring the latter on as a sub
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Stick him In the midfield Keep him away from the box
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Played is subjective, depends what you do I guess probably didn’t break a sweat
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Should just cancel his contract, no one is coming in for him if they actually scout him
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Thought Marti wants a high energy high press they seem lazier than ever
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Players body language all seemed rather subdued prior to their pens
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He looked the way he kicked it
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Shot like he walked
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Most played like it’s their 58th game of the season
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It’s not just how bad some of the players are, it’s the wages they command. They are regularly outshone by average players in levels below from what they were signed, it really is a depressing situation as those dead weights are going to run down their contracts and we are lumbered with them
