| Planning for next season needs to start now 17:42 - May 2 with 3038 views | Marc |
Assuming it hasnt already
New manager to be in place by the time the whistle is blown at 90 minutes in the final game of the season.
A list of targets drawn up.
Those that wish to leave, have deals lined up ready for them to go.
And most importantly, TF - is he staying, going, stepping aside etc
All sounds so simple but if we drag our heels then next season will be yet more misery and pain. |  | | |  |
| Planning for next season needs to start now on 17:59 - May 2 with 2975 views | QPR_John |
Could not agree more and the first place to start is for the club to demand the FL make it clear what they intend to do. This FFP thing has to be sorted out before any other planning is possible |  | | |
| Planning for next season needs to start now on 18:02 - May 2 with 2951 views | HollowayRanger |
A PROPER PRE SEASON WHERE ALL THE PLAYERS TURN UP PLAY AND GEL |  |
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| Planning for next season needs to start now on 18:03 - May 2 with 2950 views | Marc |
| Planning for next season needs to start now on 18:02 - May 2 by HollowayRanger |
A PROPER PRE SEASON WHERE ALL THE PLAYERS TURN UP PLAY AND GEL |
The dreaded G word
Lets hope we're not hearing that 10 games into next season | | | |
| Planning for next season needs to start now on 18:46 - May 2 with 2880 views | highleverhoopL |
There's just one catch.....we don't have a chief executive.
Also we have a novice DOF.
It is clear that the owners decided around Christmas not to put another penny into the club. So the parachute money will probably go towards the FFP fine. | | | |
| Planning for next season needs to start now on 18:56 - May 2 with 2839 views | bosh67 |
FFP fine will be negotiated to about £25m
Liverpool will sell Sterling for £80m+ - we will get £20m+ from that
Charlie will (if he is sensible) move on to a top end PL club £10m
Fer will move on £8m
Sandro will move on £7m
Adel will move on £2m
Caulker will move on £4m
Phillips will move on £6m
Green will move on £1m
That's £56m in and £25m out.
So £31m on the plus sheet possibly in if Sterling goes to real madrid as planned and our fine is £25m.
Plus the parachute payment. So I reckon we will be up +£50m come next season. That has to be spent on a proper U21 conveyor belt of players, a proper religious fast attacking and solid playing style that is coached into every player and a proper wage cap. We have to become sustainable for once. |  |
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| Planning for next season needs to start now on 19:14 - May 2 with 2783 views | highleverhoopL |
I'd break the Prozac in half next time.... | | | |
| Planning for next season needs to start now on 19:21 - May 2 with 2755 views | exiled_dictator |
| Planning for next season needs to start now on 18:56 - May 2 by bosh67 |
FFP fine will be negotiated to about £25m
Liverpool will sell Sterling for £80m+ - we will get £20m+ from that
Charlie will (if he is sensible) move on to a top end PL club £10m
Fer will move on £8m
Sandro will move on £7m
Adel will move on £2m
Caulker will move on £4m
Phillips will move on £6m
Green will move on £1m
That's £56m in and £25m out.
So £31m on the plus sheet possibly in if Sterling goes to real madrid as planned and our fine is £25m.
Plus the parachute payment. So I reckon we will be up +£50m come next season. That has to be spent on a proper U21 conveyor belt of players, a proper religious fast attacking and solid playing style that is coached into every player and a proper wage cap. We have to become sustainable for once. |
Liverpool will sell Sterling for £80m+ - we will get £20m+ from that
doubt they will get £50m for him
Charlie will (if he is sensible) move on to a top end PL club £10m
£10m is probably the very most we will get. maybe settle for £8m
Fer will move on £8m
stoke will offer £5m for him, and he will leave for that
Sandro will move on £7m
who on earth will pay that much for a player who was last fit in the noughties?
Adel will move on £2m
i think adel will still be with us next season. he has burned all candles to the end.
most likely to go on loan if anything
Caulker will move on £4m
possibly to leicester or west brom for that amount
Phillips will move on £6m
would prefer he stays with us next season.
doubt we see £6m for him
Green will move on £1m
to chelsea.
not looking to diss you bosh, but clubs will know our financial position and will use that as a stick to beat us with. would prefer to be in a position where we don't sell so many existing first team players as it takes so long for players to gel (sorry), and given our history of pre-seasons, it will be christmas before the defence start communicating having shipped an average of 4 goals a game. |  |
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| Planning for next season needs to start now on 20:05 - May 2 with 2656 views | HollowayRanger |
Liverpool will sell Sterling for £80m+ - we will get £20m+ from that WILL STAY AT LIVERPOOL he aint that good = £0
Charlie will (if he is sensible) move on to a top end PL club £10m = £6-8 million
Fer will move on £8m =£5 mill
Sandro will move on £7m stay or released to get off wage bill =£0
Adel will move on £2m stay or free release to get away from club =£0
Caulker will move on £4m might get a promoted team to fall for it like we did =£4
Phillips will move on £6m id want £8mill or he stays he has started to really shine
Green will move on £1m free just to get off wage bill
so that's £15-17 million plus phillips and stirling in a few years | |
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| Planning for next season needs to start now on 14:54 - May 3 with 2474 views | Marc |
Green - Likely to be sold £1m
McCarthy - Number 1 going forward
Murphy - out of contract
Traore - 1 year left on contract, unlikely to find a buyer
Caulker - Likely to be sold 7-10m
Ferdinand - out of contract
Hill - out of contract
Yun
Isla - Loan ending
Onuoha
Dunne - out of contract
Furlong
Phillips - Likely to be sold 7-10m
Barton - out of contract
Fer - likely to be sold 8-12m
SWP - out of contract (at long last)
Faulrin - out of contract, likely to be retained
Kranjcar - Loan ending, no chance he will return now Harry is long gone
Henry - out of contract, likely to be retained
Hoilett - 1 year on contract, likely to stay
Sandro - cant see him sticking around in the championship, move back to Brazil
Doughty
Taarabt - your guess is as good as mine when it comes to Adel
Greego-Cox
Austin - likely to be sold 10-15m
Vargas - loan ending
Zarate - loan ending
Zamora - out of contract
Crikey!!! | | | |
| Planning for next season needs to start now on 20:42 - May 3 with 2325 views | derbyhoop |
You cannot sell players if nobody wants to buy.
There will, no doubt, be takers for Austin and, after his form since February, Matty Phillips. I suspect Fer may have a few takers, as well - despite his recent injury.
As to the rest they represent possibles rather than probables. Who wants a centre back who has been relegated 2 years running (Caulker)? Who wants a keeper that is prone to an error virtually every game. Who wants a Brazilian midfielder who is injured more often than he is fit. Who wants a moody Moroccan that thinks he should be playing for Barca or Inter?
I can see us left with McCarthy; Onouha, Dunne, Yun, an injured Robinson; Hoillet, Traore, Faurlin (if fit), Diakite and Taraabt. Plus a load of youngsters. The youngsters could include Ehmer, Doughty and Petrasso - if any of them are good enough for the Championship, rather than L1.
At the moment, I would say, the prosepcts do not look that good. |  |
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| Planning for next season needs to start now on 20:52 - May 3 with 2307 views | Billy_Kershaw |
True, unlike a couple of seasons recently where this hasn't happened.
No more situations like losing Remy at the last minute with no replacement please. |  |
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| Planning for next season needs to start now on 23:28 - May 3 with 2206 views | daveB |
I don't quite understand why we'll be fined 25 million, I just don't see how the football league will be able to win that case when the idea of ffp is supposed to be not to put debt onto clubs and the club wrote off 60million of debt so basically we've done what they wanted just not in the way they wanted. |  | | |
| Planning for next season needs to start now on 23:33 - May 3 with 2198 views | ozexile |
It'll be the same as it always is. We'll go somewhere like Bognor for pre season and the new kit wont be in the shops till October or November. Players won't be fit, any midweek away game up north will be a defeat and we'll go out of both cups in the first round. | | | |
| Planning for next season needs to start now on 02:59 - May 4 with 2151 views | loftinoz |
| Planning for next season needs to start now on 19:21 - May 2 by exiled_dictator |
Liverpool will sell Sterling for £80m+ - we will get £20m+ from that
doubt they will get £50m for him
Charlie will (if he is sensible) move on to a top end PL club £10m
£10m is probably the very most we will get. maybe settle for £8m
Fer will move on £8m
stoke will offer £5m for him, and he will leave for that
Sandro will move on £7m
who on earth will pay that much for a player who was last fit in the noughties?
Adel will move on £2m
i think adel will still be with us next season. he has burned all candles to the end.
most likely to go on loan if anything
Caulker will move on £4m
possibly to leicester or west brom for that amount
Phillips will move on £6m
would prefer he stays with us next season.
doubt we see £6m for him
Green will move on £1m
to chelsea.
not looking to diss you bosh, but clubs will know our financial position and will use that as a stick to beat us with. would prefer to be in a position where we don't sell so many existing first team players as it takes so long for players to gel (sorry), and given our history of pre-seasons, it will be christmas before the defence start communicating having shipped an average of 4 goals a game. |
Sandro will move on £7m
who on earth will pay that much for a player who was last fit in the noughties?
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| Planning for next season needs to start now on 09:12 - May 4 with 2055 views | WeaverQPR |
Mr Wishy Washy will spend all summer deciding who to appoint before |  |
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| Planning for next season needs to start now on 10:10 - May 4 with 1983 views | TheBlob |
Point of order Mx. Chairmanperson.....do the parachute payments apply if we get booted down to the Conference? |  |
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| Planning for next season needs to start now on 11:17 - May 4 with 1895 views | Pablo_Hoopsta |
| Planning for next season needs to start now on 18:56 - May 2 by bosh67 |
FFP fine will be negotiated to about £25m
Liverpool will sell Sterling for £80m+ - we will get £20m+ from that
Charlie will (if he is sensible) move on to a top end PL club £10m
Fer will move on £8m
Sandro will move on £7m
Adel will move on £2m
Caulker will move on £4m
Phillips will move on £6m
Green will move on £1m
That's £56m in and £25m out.
So £31m on the plus sheet possibly in if Sterling goes to real madrid as planned and our fine is £25m.
Plus the parachute payment. So I reckon we will be up +£50m come next season. That has to be spent on a proper U21 conveyor belt of players, a proper religious fast attacking and solid playing style that is coached into every player and a proper wage cap. We have to become sustainable for once. |
Wish I had your enthusiasm but I can't see us getting anywhere near those sums for our players. The biggest slap in the face will be Austin leaving for nothing when compared to other goalscoring English players.
We are SHÃT at getting market value for our players we sell and SHÃŽT at spending market value on the players we get.
To sum up, in general, we are SHÃŽT and needs lots changes at all levels of the club. Again. |  | | |
| Planning for next season needs to start now on 12:52 - Jul 29 with 1517 views | Marc |
Started off well enough but sadly reverted to type | | | |
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