DavelinaJolie
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I’m not sure I agree with this. We at least have some sort of transfer strategy with Ineos, where we’ve been buying young players ahead of their rise so we don’t end up forking out when they’re great. It’s something we’ve been screaming for the club to do for years.
Not long ago our transfer strategy was to buy shirt sellers. That’s it.
Yes we’ve made some shite signings under Ten Hag, but it does feel like that’s all changing. We’re not just going for anyone now. We’re the worst we’ve ever been at the moment but oddly I still feel there’s a bit more of a plan under INEOS than there ever has been since Ferige retired.
Absolutely. I don't have a problem buying young players at lower prices as the big issues of this last decade have been overpaying for aging players and giving them big contracts. Or just massively overpaying anyway.
If our strategy is geared towards young, up and coming players at costs and on contracts that mean they are sellable if it doesn't pan out, and having enough shots to get enough right, I'm good with that. We will still need to avoid Hojlund cost type signings,