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Is Glasner the problem?

It seems likely that a lot of our transfer business was predicated on the gamble of Newcastle caving in and paying the asking price for Guehi and had brought in replacements/cover expecting him to leave.
He might well go in January when we'll have LaCroix, Richards & Riad, who is something of an unknown entity.
If that combination doesn't work would Glasner persist with the current tactics or adjust them to suit the players we have or have brought in? Only time will tell.
Guehi would have gone if it was £60M but I felt Parish was greedy holding on £75M.
 
Guehi would have gone if it was £60M but I felt Parish was greedy holding on £75M.
I suppose there are two ways of looking at it. Either he was trying to maximise income or genuinely didn't want to lose the player. Maybe both.
At the same time it sent a message that we aren't going to get mugged off for our players when we have any say in the deal.
 
You have me all wrong, i dont want Glasner to be sacked per se, his formation and tactics are good, but somehow the last transfer list was terrible, Kamada, Nketiah and Sarr do not fit into his system, whether that is freedman's fault or glasners, i dont know, but the injuries have been terrible, but in the short term he needs to change the style, or we will be adrift after the next eight games, then its a case of a overhaul of players to fit in with him, or a change of manager to survive, he just needs to show some flexibility in the short term, if he doesn't he is a poor manager, pick the style for the players you have not vice versa, i hope he finds a way to improve results over the next 8 ganes, but i am not sure he will,
Fair enough
 
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