romufc
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We are in this thread which was started on a report about Newcastle's interest in signing him. So this discussion, which has no impact on what the club will do, is based on the assumption that there indeed is interest in him and an offer could have come if they had a positive response from us.
We cant talk about an upgrade to Eriksen who is doing an acceptable job in spite of his physical limitations. We have a plan for handling his stamina issues by having Fred share the load with him. It is Casemiro's alternate that we have to worry about and should plan for because a long term injury to him and we are done for the season. You know this and the club should know this.
My irritation, again basing on the assumption that there indeed is interest from Newcastle, is on us refusing to move him on for a more useful player because we can't replace him. In this window a suitable midfielder or two will move clubs and there will be threads asking about where we were when Brighton or so and so were picking this player up. It has happened for far too long and for far too often for my liking.
The club being for sale is just another excuse, Scot out for Midfielder x in isn't a deal breaker and the club is being run as a going concern until it changes ownership.
Correct. We all know we need a DM. We knew this for 5 years before we signed Casemiro. The problem is we all know how badly this club has been run for number of years.
Right so using Brighton as an example, I assume you are talking about Caceido. The issue is, you need someone who will come in and play. Even Brighton who signed Caceido in Jan, played 0 mins for them that season. So what is the point us signing someone who wont play?
Even Casemiro, who is a world class player, took 3/4 weeks to get up to speed as to the Ten Hag system. The issue for signing for the sake of signing is that we dont have 3/4 weeks for them to learn how to play a role.
Excuse or not, if we have no money, we have no money to buy players.