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If only that were true with us!Enquiries of a friend with a Spurs season ticket back in January produced the reply "scoring goals is all he does".
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Won't be in the squad at this rate.Will Monsieur Sage start him, and if he does how long will Johnson last is he fails to perform?
He's has plenty of shots, the trouble is that 100% of them have either gone over the top of the goal and into Row Z, or completely wide.Has he had a shot yet ?
The pressure may come from the fee we have laid out on him.He won’t get half that. Could end up with none. He’s not a Sage signing so the manager will soon see what we have and will be under no pressure to play him. In the Swindon friendly he was absolutely terrible…
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Even they aren't that stupid.I wonder if one of these daft, mega rich middle Eastern clubs would buy Johnson?
A few years ago Chelsea seemed to have overspent on players they didn't want any more but couldn't sell, as they were too well paid. Then Al-Murray or whoever paid top dollar for three or four of them, and suddenly the club had some wriggle room again.
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It's worth a try.Even they aren't that stupid.
That would be absolutely ideal.I wonder if one of these daft, mega rich middle Eastern clubs would buy Johnson?
A few years ago Chelsea seemed to have overspent on players they didn't want any more but couldn't sell, as they were too well paid. Then Al-Murray or whoever paid top dollar for three or four of them, and suddenly the club had some wriggle room again.
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As I’ve said before he’s not a Sage buy and there is no way the Club can pressure him into playing the bloke. This season is going to be hard enough without playing with 10 men…The pressure may come from the fee we have laid out on him.
Unless Pierre insists to the club to cut our losses and try to move him on for whatever fee we can recoup.
Judging by our current sale in the works, we'll be lucky to get a multipack of Space Raiders.
They can pressure him into anything they like. "I am your employer, do as I say or you're out on your ear".As I’ve said before he’s not a Sage buy and there is no way the Club can pressure him into playing the bloke. This season is going to be hard enough without playing with 10 men…
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If Parish was foolish enough to try that caper Sage would walk.Can’t see it myself.They can pressure him into anything they like. "I am your employer, do as I say or you're out on your ear".
Clubs don't like to break their transfer record on an asset and leave their costly asset sitting on the bench, or not even in the matchday squad, without facilitating a further transfer out the door.
Parish and Sage will have discussed these kinds of issues prior to signing a contract as manager.If Parish was foolish enough to try that caper Sage would walk.Can’t see it myself.
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So Sage will just say something along the lines of ‘He’s useless and I’m not risking my reputation on crap players that I haven’t bought. Best you get rid.’ (In a French accent).Parish and Sage will have discussed these kinds of issues prior to signing a contract as manager.
It's very unlikely that Steve would have been fine with neither selling nor playing.
The pressure may come from the fee we have laid out on him.
Unless Pierre insists to the club to cut our losses and try to move him on for whatever fee we can recoup.
Judging by our current sale in the works, we'll be lucky to get a multipack of Space Raiders.
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I am not privy to such private and personal information.the problem we now have with BJ is that along with the excessive transfer fee, is his high wages.
The reports are that is in on over £100k a week.
So even if say a newly promoted team such as Ipswich bid £20m for him his wages would probably be double their top earner.
He has a long contract with us so will not be taking a pay cut anytime soon.
In the short term our only hope is that Sage can get a tune out of him, and/or he could be used as an impact sub as his pace should be an asset in the final 20 minutes of games (as long as he doesn't hide!)
the problem we now have with BJ is that along with the excessive transfer fee, is his high wages.
The reports are that is in on over £100k a week.
So even if say a newly promoted team such as Ipswich bid £20m for him his wages would probably be double their top earner.
He has a long contract with us so will not be taking a pay cut anytime soon.
In the short term our only hope is that Sage can get a tune out of him, and/or he could be used as an impact sub as his pace should be an asset in the final 20 minutes of games (as long as he doesn't hide!)