Transfer Rumours Summer 2025 Transfer Thread…

I don’t disagree. More adds to my point that we should’ve been doing slow sustainable growth and building the squad over time

 

Or even heresy

 

Are you saying that the players' wages were paid late again last month? That would seem like a very big story which surely would've broken into the public domain by now like it did in April.

Edit to hopefully nip an ambiguity in the bud: I'm aware that they technically weren't actually paid late in April, but later than the usual date was still a big deal and it would be again now.

 

No I'm not.

 

I’m guessing you’re referring to non-playing staff.

 

Rot, when TigerRoo was around one poster suggested he should drink bleach, others weren't too complimentary about him either. Oh for those friendlier days.


The views expressed in my posts are not necessarily mine.

 

Yes. Wondered if he was misspelling either one.

 

You are a gnome?

 

I went to school with a kid who drank some bleach. In the 90s attention seekers drank bleach. Now they get their wabs out on social media. Don't tell me this isn't progress.

 

I'm assuming GFAW hasn't been texting Oli McBurnie.

 

Mods...

 

Yeah, an unusual fella and pretty nasty himself.

Edit - In fact, didn't he get banned eventually?

 

Do you really have to ask what this is? Everyone knows

 

Because we’re in such a mess we can’t afford to let them go for less now. We need to gamble and hope their value doubles. It’s as simple as that.

 

He was always alright with me, still, birds of a feather...


The views expressed in my posts are not necessarily mine l.

 

or Rockers?

 

Even so, not the best example.

 

Acun is a lot wealthier than people realise, it’s not that he can’t afford to fund city he’s just doesn’t want to.

 

But he's fully committed to us now - he said so when he left Fenerbache

 

There's a difference between wealth and liquidity.

Most wealthy folk have the majority of their assets invested. That's fine if you have access to a line of reasonably cheap credit.

But when that credit reaches exhaustion or becomes ever more expensive, that's when the problems start.