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Thanks for sharing. If only the first team squad was showing similar progress.
Don’t delete it, Michael. I only use that line maybe once a year now.
As Raymond says the squad is seriously short on numbers and this has the potential to jeopardise our premier league status.
My gut feeling is that as things stand TFG have already made a profit should they decide to sell. If so any new investment would also attract a proportionate profit.
If we end up struggling in a relegation battle because of injuries or fatigue that changes everything – we become a much less attractive proposition. If the unthinkable happened that would be a financial disaster for TFG.
If I can figure that out then presumably the Freidkins certainly have. So as I see it they will have already told their “executive team” to get Moyes what he asks for in the January window. Their hand has been forced by their own ineptitude.
Like it or not Moyes’ importance to TFG and us has increased significantly because of the transfer window debacle for, without a doubt, he is the best equipped manager to see us through this season.
I feel we need to get behind Moyes and the players and put our angst against TFG to one side for the time being.