Any fee we were likely to get for O'Dowda would probably only cover a month's wage bill at the club. In all honesty, the impact of losing him could be far greater on the pitch than its' effect on the bank balance.
Wait and see what is left of our club, when he has finished selling all the players of any worth ,i can see us staying in this division for at least two years.Hope im wrong.Players to go Salech Robinson Tanner Davies Robertson Chambers, then tell me hes not asset stripping and destroying our club.
Will - O'Dowda had a contract with City, he didn't have to go anywhere. The fact is he clearly didn't want to play at League One level. The attraction of fellow countryman Robbie Keane managing in top flight football (such as it is) in Hungary was too much of an attraction. Yes, City didn't have to release him, but if an acceptable bid was made and the player wanted to go fair enough. I very much doubt Tan was trying to recoup some of his losses in doing so.
