message to the board

[Carpe_diem]

to be honest i dont see the problem looking at the foreign market but if chris has his favoured route thats fine with me and if the prince cant see what a fantastic ambitious manager we have and throws his toys out of the pram hes a fool and we would probably be better off without him i do think however one area we are gonna have to look at is the salary situation even with loans were missing out on quality players because it doesnt fit in with our wage structure james wilson came within that structure and we all know how thats panned out

It might be that at some point we have to say that Wilder's approach - if that is his approach - to only sticking with UK players is self-destructive and doing more harm than good too. I love the guy, and he's done wonders for us, but at some point we're either going to have to start paying UK player prices or looking for talent elsewhere, and if he can't bring himself to do that then he's never going to be able to get the club to where he wants them to be.

[tomytony]

It might be that at some point we have to say that Wilder's approach - if that is his approach - to only sticking with UK players is self-destructive and doing more harm than good too. I love the guy, and he's done wonders for us, but at some point we're either going to have to start paying UK player prices or looking for talent elsewhere, and if he can't bring himself to do that then he's never going to be able to get the club to where he wants them to be.

He's also limiting his options should/ when he moves on.

Who's going to want a manager who doesn't play the whole market? If his ambitions are to get to the very top then he's not helping himself with his insular approach.

Or , maybe, just maybe, there's something else we are not privy too.