He could bring his star midfielder then the club could sell him. Then bring in a young right back from Newcastle and not play him regularly then the club could loan him out. Next he could get hold of a Spanish and French striker but never play them together and then the club could then loan these out and one would be good enough to get regular games in the Spanish Premier League. Maybe he could swap and change his team every match and play wingers on the wrong wings too with only one striker and loan out a proven striker to Huddersfield to get injured. He may even promise to make us the fittest side in the league playing fast attacking football.
Or maybe he wont but not a bad idea you have there Mr Brownbill.
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This may sound strange but does the manager here actually have a say in who signs?. If you take in what Donny is saying then look at the situation with Billy McKay now it seems like a pattern is forming. Players are brought in then the manager doesn’t fancy them and they don’t get given a chance. So who is calling the shots then?.
