RedDwarf 1881 wrote: ↑Thu Jan 09, 2020 5:18 pm
So that’s now 5 new players Holloway has brought to Grimsby. All in time to play against us on Saturday. We’ve only signed a keeper. It’s very disappointing that our recruiting is so slow. I can’t help feeling this is giving other teams the advantage over us.
Doesn't matter that Grimsby have signed 5 players - that makes them an outlier and too many new players in their team could potentially help us on Saturday.
We've only signed a keeper so far but he has improved us. We don't need to recruit all the players we need immediately, just as long as we actually do and we genuinely improve.
RedDwarf 1881 wrote: ↑Thu Jan 09, 2020 5:18 pm
So that’s now 5 new players Holloway has brought to Grimsby. All in time to play against us on Saturday. We’ve only signed a keeper. It’s very disappointing that our recruiting is so slow. I can’t help feeling this is giving other teams the advantage over us.
You might want to consider that not many players want to join us
Why not?
We are a big club in League 2, aren’t we?
Nope not anymore. No ambition and its little old leyton orient once more.
RedO wrote: ↑Thu Jan 09, 2020 8:30 pm
We are a big club at this level still, of course. But would you want to come here at the minute?
We are not a big club, if we were we would attract good quality signings and be able to pay them what they are worth in today’s market place.
If we were a big club we would have signed a proven, experienced Manager at this level and above instead of Lings best mate Embleton who is not proven or experienced at this level or above as a Manager.
RedO wrote: ↑Thu Jan 09, 2020 8:30 pm
We are a big club at this level still, of course. But would you want to come here at the minute?
We are not a big club, if we were we would attract good quality signings and be able to pay them what they are worth in today’s market place.
If we were a big club we would have signed a proven, experienced Manager at this level and above instead of Lings best mate Embleton who is not proven or experienced at this level or above as a Manager.
I think Dean Smith is ML’s best mate
More fake news
RedO wrote: ↑Thu Jan 09, 2020 8:30 pm
We are a big club at this level still, of course. But would you want to come here at the minute?
We are not a big club, if we were we would attract good quality signings and be able to pay them what they are worth in today’s market place.
If we were a big club we would have signed a proven, experienced Manager at this level and above instead of Lings best mate Embleton who is not proven or experienced at this level or above as a Manager.
Haven't you said this already. It's Deja vous all over again.
RedO wrote: ↑Thu Jan 09, 2020 8:30 pm
We are a big club at this level still, of course. But would you want to come here at the minute?
We are not a big club, if we were we would attract good quality signings and be able to pay them what they are worth in today’s market place.
If we were a big club we would have signed a proven, experienced Manager at this level and above instead of Lings best mate Embleton who is not proven or experienced at this level or above as a Manager.
Haven't you said this already. It's Deja vous all over again.
Yes, Maxie, he has said this identical sentence many times, "Proven . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Level and above".
We are not a big club, if we were we would attract good quality signings and be able to pay them what they are worth in today’s market place.
If we were a big club we would have signed a proven, experienced Manager at this level and above instead of Lings best mate Embleton who is not proven or experienced at this level or above as a Manager.
Haven't you said this already. It's Deja vous all over again.
Yes, Maxie, he has said this identical sentence many times, "Proven . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Level and above".
Salford City are on the verge of signing Lincoln City winger Bruno Andrade as reported by Lincolnshire Live.
Imps boss Michael Appleton confirmed the news in his morning press conference stating it was a ‘done deal’ and would probably be confirmed later today.
The money is still flowing up Salford way then?
Several signings so far this window, all decent, could take them near to a play off place, but in reality, they are planning for promotion next season
I guess so, Lim who owns 40% is now the agreed official financial backer with the class of 92 taking more a back seat financially. Gary Neville announced this sometime ago, he never explained why though.
RedO wrote: ↑Thu Jan 09, 2020 8:30 pm
We are a big club at this level still, of course. But would you want to come here at the minute?
We are not a big club, if we were we would attract good quality signings and be able to pay them what they are worth in today’s market place.
If we were a big club we would have signed a proven, experienced Manager at this level and above instead of Lings best mate Embleton who is not proven or experienced at this level or above as a Manager.
Haven't you said this already. It's Deja vous all over again.
We are not a big club, if we were we would attract good quality signings and be able to pay them what they are worth in today’s market place.
If we were a big club we would have signed a proven, experienced Manager at this level and above instead of Lings best mate Embleton who is not proven or experienced at this level or above as a Manager.
Haven't you said this already. It's Deja vous all over again.
It's deja vu. Imbecile.
I know but that's not how Delboy says it. So get it right up ye.
Thor wrote: ↑Mon Jan 13, 2020 12:48 pm
I guess so, Lim who owns 40% is now the agreed official financial backer with the class of 92 taking more a back seat financially. Gary Neville announced this sometime ago, he never explained why though.
Probably because they were starting to realise how much you can lose running a football club as it moves up the pyramid. Most footballers are takers - whether it be the money, the adulation, or simply the spotlight.
HIGHLY rated Huddersfield Town central defender Rarmani Edmonds-Green will sign for Swindon Town on loan until the end of the season, according to the BBC.
NEWPORT County AFC have signed full-back Ashley Baker from EFL Championship club Sheffield Wednesday on a permanent transfer until the end of the 2020/21 season for an undisclosed fee.
