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Isn\'t the bottom line, based on what I\'ve read here: We have a few more points than our atrocious style of play is worth and how bad Moyes makes some of our players seem as a result. Moyes isn\'t going anywhere soon because of it. Jack Grealish, according to \"AI\", is indeed a superstar.
Conor #121, yeah, I couldn\'t find an \"Moyes love in\" articles either. But the Search function on this site is now marginally worse than the Edit function.
At 22 if he hasn\'t made a breakthrough by now it\'s very much unlikely he will. Most of our academy products never make it at top flight level, many are lucky if they even forge a career in the Championship. People think the step up from the Under 21\'s to the men\'s first team and Premier League is a small one, it\'s not, it\'s a massive gulf these days and anyone who watches the Under 21\'s can tell you the same.
An experienced, albeit injury prone, 31 year old or an untried 22 year old. Who would Moyes pick? I doubt City are looking to extend his contract even as he\'s not featured for them that much for a few seasons now and they have surely moved on from him? But if Keane\'s time is up we\'ll need a stop gap replacement for him for a few seasons until we sign a right back, and Stones will be on a free.
The only reason I think we might want Stones is that some sort of a deal is being put together for Grealish to stay but not with any cash transfer fee being involved. The question is who if anybody would be going the other way and Dewsbury-Hall and Branthwaite would seem the most likely names. This could be being leaked now to soften up the support but taking players who have turned 30 merely delays any cash outlay for a couple of seasons at best and while Keane\'s contract may be up this season what is the situation with Tarkowski. As for Welch, what goes on at our Academy that it takes 15 years to decide if players are good enough and should we be taking them on at a later age, after Primary school albeit it seems the way of most Premier League clubs, or letting them go earlier or are the coaching staff frightened they will make it elsewhere. Thank heavens we have our super duper if silent Transfer Committee, assuming he who has the final word will be here next season.