| Andy Robertson 19:47 - Apr 9 with 1069 views | Perublue |
Confirmed the expected that he’s leaving Liverpool..he’d be a lovely addition but I guess he’s off to Celtic presumably ? |  |
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| Andy Robertson on 21:50 - Apr 9 with 811 views | Cheltenham_Blue |
Spuds I reckon |  |
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| Andy Robertson on 09:16 - Apr 10 with 559 views | Sharkey |
I reckon to Italy. |  | | |
| Andy Robertson on 09:39 - Apr 10 with 486 views | MK1 |
If we could afford him, then yes. His experience is what we will need next season and what we lacked last season. We mustn't just buy investments if we are serious about staying up. At least 3 experienced heads in the changing room. |  |
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| Andy Robertson on 09:52 - Apr 10 with 436 views | Cheltenham_Blue |
| Andy Robertson on 09:39 - Apr 10 by MK1 |
If we could afford him, then yes. His experience is what we will need next season and what we lacked last season. We mustn't just buy investments if we are serious about staying up. At least 3 experienced heads in the changing room. |
And the right experienced heads too. When you compare the signing of Granit Xhaka to the loan signing of Kalvin Phillips they are chalk and cheese. I'm sure McKenna felt he could get Phillips going again with coaching, but in the end, the outlay in wages didn't convert to points on the board.
The problem we face is anyone available that will make a difference, especially those with Premier League experience, will be a target for other clubs and when you are newly promoted you are pretty much last on their list is established sides are competing.
This is why I think we will be looking at players from the top leagues in Europe rather than 'Premier League experience', as Sunderland did, who only signed one player from the Prem, and then sold him to Monaco 6 months later. | |
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| Andy Robertson on 10:07 - Apr 10 with 394 views | MK1 |
| Andy Robertson on 09:52 - Apr 10 by Cheltenham_Blue |
And the right experienced heads too. When you compare the signing of Granit Xhaka to the loan signing of Kalvin Phillips they are chalk and cheese. I'm sure McKenna felt he could get Phillips going again with coaching, but in the end, the outlay in wages didn't convert to points on the board.
The problem we face is anyone available that will make a difference, especially those with Premier League experience, will be a target for other clubs and when you are newly promoted you are pretty much last on their list is established sides are competing.
This is why I think we will be looking at players from the top leagues in Europe rather than 'Premier League experience', as Sunderland did, who only signed one player from the Prem, and then sold him to Monaco 6 months later. |
Even though he didn't play as much as hoped, Phillip's experience would have helped the changing room. Obviously we don't want to be spending that kind of money again, for someone who hardly played, but the experience they have is invaluable. A few 30+ year olds from the likes of Everton/Fulham can only help us. There are always a bundle of players out of contract that will be better than we have in our current squad.
If we only sign investments, our chances of survival are minimal again. I want at least 1 experienced player in each of the 3 out field departments. I have no idea who yet, but I am sure plenty will be available come the summer. | |
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