And on the RARE occasion when DF did play a 2nd striker, Josh was played there and it lessened Josh's effectiveness and did zilch to help Basil.Can’t disagree with any of that.
The playing one striker decision caused a lot of problems last season.

And on the RARE occasion when DF did play a 2nd striker, Josh was played there and it lessened Josh's effectiveness and did zilch to help Basil.Can’t disagree with any of that.
The playing one striker decision caused a lot of problems last season.

From DDF at today's presser - 'Rhodes taking a pay cut to be here as one of players who wants to be at [HASHTAG]#NCFC[/HASHTAG]'They wanted £3m loan fee I guess we haggled down to nearer £2m , how do you know we are only paying half his wages ? Where do you get £20k week from ?
I would guess he's on at least £40k week .
Marriot scored over 30 goals last season and is still very young, very little risk in my opinion.
One positive is that his contract expires next May so if he does well for us we may be able to sign him on a free next year.
Shame Naismith didn't do the same but yes that speaks volumes in today's money orientated gameFrom DDF at today's presser - 'Rhodes taking a pay cut to be here as one of players who wants to be at [HASHTAG]#NCFC[/HASHTAG]'
Instead of just sitting here and being paid his full salary - as he was entitled to do - didn't Naismith take a 25% cut in salary to facilitate his latest loan move or was that just a rumour I read somewhere?Shame Naismith didn't do the same but yes that speaks volumes in today's money orientated game
Instead of just sitting here and being paid his full salary - as he was entitled to do - didn't Naismith take a 25% cut in salary to facilitate his latest loan move or was that just a rumour I read somewhere?
Yeah, and he took a work-rate cut to match itLike the others, he also took a pay cut after relegation.

I couldn't find a source for his 25% pay cut but don't doubt he took one.Instead of just sitting here and being paid his full salary - as he was entitled to do - didn't Naismith take a 25% cut in salary to facilitate his latest loan move or was that just a rumour I read somewhere?
Fair enough DD, but that article is from August 2017,'Sporting director Stuart Webber is determined to trim the wage bill at Carrow Road and with Steven Naismith earning in excess of £50,000 a week, there is a big saving to be made.'
Nobody really knew how much Naismith was on and whenever I posted Naismith is on about £40k a week that figure was called an exaggeration.Fair enough DD, but that article is from August 2017,
so not a recent development as I first thought.
I've always worked on £40 k - which in itself is insanity personified.Nobody really knew how much Naismith was on and whenever I posted Naismith is on about £40k a week that figure was called an exaggeration.


Remind me again it's total goals scored in all competitions at the end of the season ?Well DD, looks like we'll just have to have 2 free pints at stake - both Marriott and Rhodes are 1-10 to score more than 10 in the Championship this season.![]()

Yes, that's the bet.Remind me again it's total goals scored in all competitions at the end of the season ?
If Rhodes outscores Marriott I will happily buy you a beer or two Alek.![]()
