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Thread: Olosunde signs

  1. #21
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    Welcome Matthew Olosunde, good luck for the future.

    A player that can play RB, LB, CB or Midfield.
    Let's hope we can improve him and sell him on at a profit sometime in the future.

  2. #22
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    "And why not make any signings when we were actually in the Championship?

    Just seems odd"

    Perhaps part of longer term plan ?

    Went up and PW told to do it on a shoestring. Win - loose or draw - staying up or even relegation was to be accepted. The non spending January supports the theory. Then this year loosen the reigns a little and have a go!

    Retrospective wishful thinking but that is what has happened - so who knows.

    The sad thing is we needed a goalscorer and or retire / replace Wood in January. With those bits of business we could be "kicking on" in the championship.

    TS is a business man - he'll no doubt have a business plan and keeping PW no matter what and a expenditure plan set in concrete appears to be in place.

    Season tickets reasonably stable with nothing but relegation and a developing player aquisition story to excite fans (as secrecy abounds -thank goodness) TS business plan unfolds perhaps.

  3. #23
    Why not in the Championship?

    Well a few reasons

    Players that were available and would fit straight in are/were few and far between
    Transfer fees are higher for “Championship” standard players
    Agent’s fees higher
    Wages higher
    No chance of signing players that would expect contracts lower than 2 years
    Established players reluctant to join a team about to be relegated

    Plus there were probably outstanding payments still working their way out of the system

    So probably just maths and book balancing as major cause of our reluctance sign anybody

  4. #24
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    Quote Originally Posted by Grist_To_The_Mill View Post
    Why not in the Championship?

    Well a few reasons

    Players that were available and would fit straight in are/were few and far between
    Transfer fees are higher for “Championship” standard players
    Agent’s fees higher
    Wages higher
    No chance of signing players that would expect contracts lower than 2 years
    Established players reluctant to join a team about to be relegated

    Plus there were probably outstanding payments still working their way out of the system

    So probably just maths and book balancing as major cause of our reluctance sign anybody
    Bollacks!

  5. #25
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    Quote Originally Posted by EasyAndEarly View Post
    "And why not make any signings when we were actually in the Championship?

    Just seems odd"

    Perhaps part of longer term plan ?

    Went up and PW told to do it on a shoestring. Win - loose or draw - staying up or even relegation was to be accepted. The non spending January supports the theory. Then this year loosen the reigns a little and have a go!

    Retrospective wishful thinking but that is what has happened - so who knows.

    The sad thing is we needed a goalscorer and or retire / replace Wood in January. With those bits of business we could be "kicking on" in the championship.

    TS is a business man - he'll no doubt have a business plan and keeping PW no matter what and a expenditure plan set in concrete appears to be in place.

    Season tickets reasonably stable with nothing but relegation and a developing player aquisition story to excite fans (as secrecy abounds -thank goodness) TS business plan unfolds perhaps.
    I don't think that TS will hold back in sacking Warne if things don't go well this season. This investment shows clear intent and we need to be playing in the Championship to reep any real rewards from this investment.

    You've got to let the Woods thing go. He's the club captain and therefor deserves respect from us all to have such a honour bistowed upon him. He must be doing something right more off the field than on it otherwise he wuldn't be trusted with it.

  6. #26
    If you go around sacking managers it’s a good idea to check first if you can realistically find a replacement you can afford and could do a better job.


    Warne is here long term unless the Chairman changes

  7. #27
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    Quote Originally Posted by frogmiller View Post
    I don't think that TS will hold back in sacking Warne if things don't go well this season. This investment shows clear intent and we need to be playing in the Championship to reep any real rewards from this investment.

    You've got to let the Woods thing go. He's the club captain and therefor deserves respect from us all to have such a honour bistowed upon him. He must be doing something right more off the field than on it otherwise he wuldn't be trusted with it.
    Probably Richard Woods last season frog. The club are pushing him to do his coaching badges and he will go into coaching rather than the media.
    You're right about deserves respect from us all regardless what's gone on in the past.

  8. #28
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    Quote Originally Posted by Grist_To_The_Mill View Post
    If you go around sacking managers it’s a good idea to check first if you can realistically find a replacement you can afford and could do a better job.


    Warne is here long term unless the Chairman changes
    I hope that Warne is here long-term

  9. #29
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    Apparently this player would have signed yesterday but he was out celebrating American independence day in Thurcroft so he was unble to sign a contract by 3pm in the afternoon

    What a guy!!!!

    I know the yanks are quite litigious so I'm not sure if this story has any truth at all

  10. #30
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    Millers bring in USA internation Olosunde

    Paul Warne has made 21 year old Matthew Olosunde his 6th signing of the season bringing the defender after his release from Manchester United. - External Link

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