robchave
Active member
As it see it there are two ways that you build a team for a higher division. You either bring in players, on short term cohtracts and high wages, who are really good at playing in the lower division and, once you get promotion, you move them on and bring in players suitable for the higher division, ORWe have just bust a gut to get promoted to league one from league two. We all know that standards are substantially higher in league one and that we will need a core of better players to compete and survive there. As yet we have signed no-one who reflects this given. Have we tried and failed for all kinds of reason or have we assumed we can make do with what we have? Why is it preposterous to know which it is?
You bring in players, on longer contracts, reasonable wages and promotion bonuses, who you think could play in the higher division. Once they get you promoted, you already have the core of your squad. You add a bit of quality and know-how to make sure you can compete in the higher division.
It is obvious that we have been following the second route but have, for whatever reason, as yet been unable to land the additional players.
It's frustrating for all concerned BUT there still just under six weeks to go in this transfer window.
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