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Stan was good but he wasn’t amazing, I’d of had Currie ahead of him in the POTY conversation.I disagree, I don’t think he had a decent whole season for us last season, sure he shown glimpses of what he was capable of but certainly wasn't our best player last season.
Going to be quiet then only had 2 songs as it wasStan was good but he wasn’t amazing, I’d of had Currie ahead of him in the POTY conversation.
If Stan leaves at least we won’t have to hear that god awful chant every single week & we will get a good fee for him, so every cloud and all that.
Good player but not the player everyone makes him out to be, will wish him all the best and after the injury he had he deserves to push on and earn more, it’s a short career.
If he stays he’ll be an asset this season, if he doesn’t then there’s no point losing sleep over it.
I felt he was a credit to us last season. Even when he’s less involved he’s at full tilt doing the defensive work and our best chance of creating anything. I think he could tidy up a bit but the same could be said for Lankshear. Age is on his side for that but in terms of raw materials I think he’s a very valuable asset.I disagree, I don’t think he had a decent whole season for us last season, sure he shown glimpses of what he was capable of but certainly wasn't our best player last season.
Lankshear has gone now so we are just down to 1 song.Going to be quiet then only had 2 songs as it was
That will do Billy, that will do.Going to be quiet then only had 2 songs as it was
And the Greg Leigh song will get a revival.Lankshear has gone now so we are just down to 1 song.
Obviously can be replaced with the garden shed song at most grounds now we are in little league 1.
Stan was good but he wasn’t amazing, I’d of had Currie ahead of him in the POTY conversation.
If Stan leaves at least we won’t have to hear that god awful chant every single week & we will get a good fee for him, so every cloud and all that.
Good player but not the player everyone makes him out to be, will wish him all the best and after the injury he had he deserves to push on and earn more, it’s a short career.
If he stays he’ll be an asset this season, if he doesn’t then there’s no point losing sleep over it.
Greg Leigh running down the wing…..And the Greg Leigh song will get a revival.
Andy Crosby was a good player though.
You hum it ill sing itThat will do Billy, that will do.
And the Greg Leigh song will get a revival.
And the Mark Harris songAnd the Greg Leigh song will get a revival.
"I'm entitled to my opinion" is, imo, one of the worst debating tactics. It discredits any opposition by relegating arguments to the realm of personal belief, rather than logical discussion or factual debate. It also closes the door on other's views by claiming that an opinion is somehow unarguable and so closes off any debate. So no, I won't agree to disagree. If someone can't back up their opinion with facts then I reserve the right to consider it invalid.So what , proof , speculation my opinion which I am entitled to just like you , we shall agree to disagree!
I'm really struggling to reconcile '£3m is a good fee now' with 'he could be worth £10m+ in a year after a decent season at 14th placed Preston'.
He's had a decent season at a bottom-half Championship outfit already.
We either rate Stan Mills potential enough to warrant a really decent (£5m/£6m+) fee now, or we don't - in which case any hypothetical sell-on is pointless.
There seems to be a mentality thing whereby Preston are seen as a club that can sell a player for big money, but Oxford United are
Please yourself think what you want to think but be careful, you may trip over your words !"I'm entitled to my opinion" is, imo, one of the worst debating tactics. It discredits any opposition by relegating arguments to the realm of personal belief, rather than logical discussion or factual debate. It also closes the door on other's views by claiming that an opinion is somehow unarguable and so closes off any debate. So no, I won't agree to disagree. If someone can't back up their opinion with facts then I reserve the right to consider it invalid.
Apart from the fact that the decision to sell him would undermine everything the club and in turn, the manager, has been telling the fan base in recent weeks. Apart from the fact this would likely trigger a queue of players asking to leave. Apart from the fact we cannot replace him and have little to no strength in depth. That said, nothing to lose sleep over.Stan was good but he wasn’t amazing, I’d of had Currie ahead of him in the POTY conversation.
If Stan leaves at least we won’t have to hear that god awful chant every single week & we will get a good fee for him, so every cloud and all that.
Good player but not the player everyone makes him out to be, will wish him all the best and after the injury he had he deserves to push on and earn more, it’s a short career.
If he stays he’ll be an asset this season, if he doesn’t then there’s no point losing sleep over it.
Is there any evidence of this happening ever, anywhere?Apart from the fact this would likely trigger a queue of players asking to leave.
Not having a club would probably be something to lose sleep over, losing the amount of money we do is a sure fire way to do achieve that.Apart from the fact that the decision to sell him would undermine everything the club and in turn, the manager, has been telling the fan base in recent weeks. Apart from the fact this would likely trigger a queue of players asking to leave. Apart from the fact we cannot replace him and have little to no strength in depth. That said, nothing to lose sleep over.
In recent years, Leicester in 2023, relegated, sold James Maddison followed by mass exodus of players who were allegedly 'committed to the cause'. Same with Southampton in 2023, Leeds, etc. Higher profile examples but same principles. If you're in a team being galvanised into a 'backs against the wall' situation with a 'we're all in it together' mentality and then one of the best players gets sold, wtf do you think some of the other players will think / do??Is there any evidence of this happening ever, anywhere?
Every player also has a price. Especially in our situation.In recent years, Leicester in 2023, relegated, sold James Maddison followed by mass exodus of players who were allegedly 'committed to the cause'. Same with Southampton in 2023, Leeds, etc. Higher profile examples but same principles. If you're in a team being galvanised into a 'backs against the wall' situation with a 'we're all in it together' mentality and then one of the best players gets sold, wtf do you think some of the other players will think / do??
Do you believe what the club are telling youApart from the fact that the decision to sell him would undermine everything the club and in turn, the manager, has been telling the fan base in recent weeks. Apart from the fact this would likely trigger a queue of players asking to leave. Apart from the fact we cannot replace him and have little to no strength in depth. That said, nothing to lose sleep over.
Sure, if that's the situation then be transparent, we're all big boys, we can take it. Just plain lying or attempting to pull the wool over the eyes of the supporters will only lead to division at every level of the club, which will only speed up and compound the exact situation you're referring to.Not having a club would probably be something to lose sleep over, losing the amount of money we do is a sure fire way to do achieve that.
Sometimes you have to cut your cloth accordingly, I think we are in that situation now to a certain extent.
I remember one post suggesting it.Is there any evidence of this happening ever, anywhere?
Very true - tbf they always did but arguably more so nowEvery player also has a price. Especially in our situation.
Yes. And now it's higher.Very true - tbf they always did but arguably more so now
I want to. Especially when it's being relayed directly by the Chairman in consultation with fan groups, especially when this is backed up by the Manager and players. This doesn't feel like a Reading or Shef Wed situation where the owner's gone completely rogue and is clearly spouting BS to buy time or escape the heat. There seems to be some sort of joined up effort to communicate the situation to the fans, which will make it all the more catastrophic if it turns out to be utter b*****s.Do you believe what the club are telling you