Well it's very clear that MK Dons have seen that this League is crap and they're really going for promotion this season. If they don't go up I suspect their manager will be looking for a new job come the summer.
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Well it's very clear that MK Dons have seen that this League is crap and they're really going for promotion this season. If they don't go up I suspect their manager will be looking for a new job come the summer.
Or if they even support Notts, wouldnt put it past being straight up trolling, the drivel iv just read that account type on here 😂Quote:
Originally Posted by maddogslater
Gutted he?s gone but if he wanted away that much then reluctantly I think it?s the right move.
Here?s hoping we pip MK to the automatics and we can thank Dan Crowleys superb performance against MKD for keeping them down.
Not exactly fulsome praise is it?Quote:
Originally Posted by jacobncfc
Just read this. A tad arrogant or what?Quote:
Originally Posted by 1955pie
Yea. This bit actually makes me happy he?s gone now and not the summer.Quote:
Originally Posted by wiseoldmagpie
?Their interest was on-going after the summer window, communication didn't stop,? he said. ?As soon as the window opened, we looked to get it done.
Disloyal more like, wanted out of his contract midway through it, with their communication being 'ongoing' since the summer.Quote:
Originally Posted by wiseoldmagpie
For someone so uncommitted, he did a good job of maintaining a high standard of play, I'll give him that
Even better if we go up and MK get beaten by the real Wimbledon in the play-offs.Quote:
Originally Posted by Mud Pie
That's two players that have left that have gone to clubs I would not have considered to be a good fit. Must be some big pound signs dangling around.
Probably shows how the relationship had broken down, clear from his MKD press release he has want away to there for a good while. Only thing with our press release it saysQuote:
Originally Posted by jacobncfc
"While Dan has certainly been an influential figure for us, following the exciting additions of Will Jarvis and Charlie Whitaker, as well as the return to fitness of Conor Grant and Curtis Edwards, we have many strong options in his area of the pitch and we?re very confident the squad can mount a strong challenge for promotion without him."
No mention of further targets with funds we have got from the sale
When does the change in what clubs in L1 & L2 can invest where come into force, will that affect what we can do in the closed season? If so that may increase the need to strengthen in ths window
It was very short and curt. Probably not helped by the fact he's admitted to talking to MK Dons between windows as wellQuote:
Originally Posted by jacobncfc