That's a good and very bullish position to take and it's great to see us in the position to take it, but if this is the club's thinking, it's also sort of an admission that at this moment in time he isnt actually worth that much. Which from the grammar in your post you seem to be accepting...
Not sure what you're saying here mate, are you saying the £1M price tag is just to put off other clubs other than those willing to pay over the odds but our valuation is probably a lot lower?
I agree with most of what you say here SJ, it's a little farcical to pretend that transfer fees aren't widely known and useully turn out to be as reported, but it is a line often trotted out by our club (and others), my point is that others knowing what's in our wallet works both ways...
I feel that we maybe over valuing Joel a bit based on half a season in L2. A £1M price tag is probably too rich for L1, and at the moment he's still a punt for a championship club, so they will also no doubt be worried about shelling out that much.
What we are seeing here though is the flipside...
You don't have to sell Jayden to me Rosey, I love the man and I agree he wasn't given the opportunity to shine at Preston (bit like Ajose with us...waits for avalanche!), just trying to view it dispassionately as I magine any buying club will. It just doesn't look like Preston are taking the...
You're right I have misquoted him, but I think my points still stand. I'm not convinced that based on evidence available to them, another championship club will be willing to take a punt. I agree he's too good for L2 and i'm sure if he did come down to L2 non of us would want him going anywhere...
I dont really agree with Matt Taylor. Although I loved Stockley when he was here and would agree that his performance with us earned him his chance at championship level, his record since being at Preston doesn't suggest he's earn the right to continue at that level as he doesn't appear to have...
I think it highly unlikely that we'd get him back but come the end of the window, in the current climate, Preston might be glad for any easing on their budget, particularly if it gets him back in the shop window.
I think Robchave has a point. For all Tisdale's reputation for "playing football the right way" and the flowing passing football he's known for, in his last couple of seasons the football that got us to Wembley twice was ironically pretty route one a lot of the time. I'm sure that front three...
Personally living out of a suitcase half the time 8000 miles from home, moving from pillar to post and the problems that creates forming friendships and language barriers with little time to learn, doesn't sound a particularly good lifestyle to me. He didn't exactly light up the world on his...
You do realise my comments relate to the bloke in the article not Ethan?
However at present we don't know whether in 5 years time Ethan may well be wishing he'd stayed with us for a season or two or moved on to a L1 club.
What I've learnt from these boards is that the majority of people have no considerations in life beyond money, so based on that I expect that some will say that his time at Chelsea was worthwhile. Personally I find this incredibly sad, a young man with a failed career who's missed out on his...
Couldn't agree more, it's a horrible Americanism for geeky statisticians as far as i'm concerned. Sounds like it might have come from American football to me. I personally don't remember it being used in football until relatively recently. Like you Sturtz I grew saying someone "made" a goal, but...
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