Financial state
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We have to forget about that now. Learn from it yes, but we can't expect to get the fee back. Same with Hernandez.
Almost every player at every club is for sale if the price is right.Looking at it logically (a dangerous thing to do where football is concerned) if we are relegated I can't see Premier League clubs being in for many of our players unless we have a fire sale.
If what we have been told is true the club is in a reasonable state re. its finances though I wish we didn't owe the Allams 60 million quid or whatever the true figure is.I hope plans have been made to comply with the FFP rules and that the players do all have 50% salary cut clauses in their contracts
If we are relegated I think it would be difficult for us to get back to the Premier League you need a good mix of skill and effort to achieve this and we are sadly lacking in both departments.
If what we have been told is true the club is in a reasonable state re. its finances though I wish we didn't owe the Allams 60 million quid or whatever the true figure is.I hope plans have been made to comply with the FFP rules and that the players do all have 50% salary cut clauses in their contracts
If we are relegated I think it would be difficult for us to get back to the Premier League you need a good mix of skill and effort to achieve this and we are sadly lacking in both departments.
I don't think there's been a turnaround in Cleverley. He just stands out more playing alongside weaker players as opposed to when he was at United, he was the weakest.
Bruce mentioned relegation clauses and pay cuts but it is unlikely that all players have agreed to such terms.
For instance, the N'Doye negotations that went right to the wire on deadline day.
He had to take a pay cut just to join us. I can't believe he has also agreed a further 40% pay cut knowing he was going into a relegation battle.
It will most likely be the core team who got us up last time who have agreed to these relegation clauses.
For instance, the N'Doye negotations that went right to the wire on deadline day.
He had to take a pay cut just to join us. I can't believe he has also agreed a further 40% pay cut knowing he was going into a relegation battle.
It will most likely be the core team who got us up last time who have agreed to these relegation clauses.
Until a few weeks ago he couldn't even get in the team, so his fortunes have taken an upturn of late. But I still wouldn't say he stands out in that team - Delph looks twice the player Cleverley is, week in week out.
He went from not scoring in over 2 years to getting 3 in about 3 weeks under Sherwood. Like most of Villa's team, he was ****e under Lambert but now seems to be playing well. I have a hunch Sherwood would get a similar improvement out of Livermore.
pudseytiger
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When did Meyler do that? I can't remember him passing the ball forward yesterday. Everyone went on about him replacing Livermore yesterday after Arsenal. The fact was he just made some forward runs into positions any CM player should bloody be doing but thats the thing. Our midfield is ****
pudseytiger
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Yeah I don't think Meyler and Quinn have shown how good they are, they've just shown a bit of fight
Quinn yes, I didn't know running across a pitch sideways meant fight
Agreed, and then Thudd treats it like a hot potato and gets rid asap, I'm all for one touch football but if you're going to play that game make that one touch positive, not a pass backwards/sideways to Macca ffs!
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It'll be everyone but we've probably guaranteed N'Doye a move at the end of this season regardless, either back overseas on relegation, or to another PL club if we stay up.