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If you're a young forward, or even the club looking to loan one out, the first thing you ask is "is McGoldrick staying?". He's the type of player you want youngsters training with day in, day out.
I'd put money on clubs being more willing to loan us a striker if his partner would be Didzy, not Collins.

He'd not need one if he signs the contract.

Good for you but there is a reason almost all top players are in their 20's. We need to reduce the average age of our team and have more players in their mid 20's. Warne has made that abundantly clear and if he signs any 37 year olds I'll eat my hat. If I had one. 

(3-5-2)
Poom
Davies Stimac McGrath
Eranio Asanovic Sethlad C.Powell
Baino
Strupar Wanchope
Vs
(4-4-2)
Poole
Andy Davies Claude Davis McEverley Lewis
Fagan Sterjovski Dowell Jozefsoon
Holdsworth Beck
 

"Stop spying Bielsa", Keogh stumbling his way out of the back, Mount not needing to be stood up to beat the dirties, the absolute limbs... What a night to be a ram. It's certainly up there with the Pearson Wembley goal for most rewatched clips for me.
Then... Wembley happened.

"Stop spying Bielsa", Keogh stumbling his way out of the back, Mount not needing to be stood up to beat the dirties, the absolute limbs... What a night to be a ram. It's certainly up there with the Pearson Wembley goal for most rewatched clips for me.
Then... Wembley happened.

Good to hear him calling out some of the concerns that arose regarding his approach in certain corners of our fan base as things he’s learned from. Saying he now knows we need a bigger a squad, that he stuck with players out of form and should have been more ruthless, and should have made subs more proactively is quite telling. For those who hold their concerns with Warne hopefully that is him seeing his own faults and next season we’ll see that he’s learned from the experience of this season and improve on those areas. 

For a winger, turned wingback, turned fullback, turned centre back he reads the game very well. In an ideal world we strengthen at the back with younger legs and use him as cover and rotation, but he's certainly good enough for another season if needed. Plus he seems like a top guy.

For a winger, turned wingback, turned fullback, turned centre back he reads the game very well. In an ideal world we strengthen at the back with younger legs and use him as cover and rotation, but he's certainly good enough for another season if needed. Plus he seems like a top guy.

For a winger, turned wingback, turned fullback, turned centre back he reads the game very well. In an ideal world we strengthen at the back with younger legs and use him as cover and rotation, but he's certainly good enough for another season if needed. Plus he seems like a top guy.

He wasn't the most talented on the ball, he didn't ooze class like McGrath or Igor, but if you wanted a player to stick his head in front of a shot to save a match for you, it was Curtis. The pain he must have been in to play every minute of the relegation season at his age must have been incredible. I just wish he could have gone out lifting the playoff trophy.
They'll be hard boots to fill, and there will be a leadership chasm in the dressing room. 

For a winger, turned wingback, turned fullback, turned centre back he reads the game very well. In an ideal world we strengthen at the back with younger legs and use him as cover and rotation, but he's certainly good enough for another season if needed. Plus he seems like a top guy.

He wasn't the most talented on the ball, he didn't ooze class like McGrath or Igor, but if you wanted a player to stick his head in front of a shot to save a match for you, it was Curtis. The pain he must have been in to play every minute of the relegation season at his age must have been incredible. I just wish he could have gone out lifting the playoff trophy.
They'll be hard boots to fill, and there will be a leadership chasm in the dressing room. 

He wasn't the most talented on the ball, he didn't ooze class like McGrath or Igor, but if you wanted a player to stick his head in front of a shot to save a match for you, it was Curtis. The pain he must have been in to play every minute of the relegation season at his age must have been incredible. I just wish he could have gone out lifting the playoff trophy.
They'll be hard boots to fill, and there will be a leadership chasm in the dressing room. 

For a winger, turned wingback, turned fullback, turned centre back he reads the game very well. In an ideal world we strengthen at the back with younger legs and use him as cover and rotation, but he's certainly good enough for another season if needed. Plus he seems like a top guy.

It's a wholesale clearout. Warne was obviously not impressed, but to dump most of the squad is almost unheard of. A few of these will come back to bite us.

For a winger, turned wingback, turned fullback, turned centre back he reads the game very well. In an ideal world we strengthen at the back with younger legs and use him as cover and rotation, but he's certainly good enough for another season if needed. Plus he seems like a top guy.

The anticipation is that he’s likely to drop a level according to Exeter fans. Surprising as he’s been very good in both games against us. 

Played against ten men and your keeper got man of the match. Says it all, really. 

We came 7th with the joint least amount of players used in EFL history. Playoffs was two quality Jan signings away in reality.

Played against ten men and your keeper got man of the match. Says it all, really. 

You know what's great? Anyone we sell this summer will go for market value, not pennies on the pound. If we get offers for Cashin, Knight, Bird etc we can judge them on their merits and not on how long the transfer fee will cover the wage bill for. Warne has alluded a couple of times that we'll be able to make some moves, and we signed a technical director (I think?) who can do that for us, not Steve McLarens son masquerading as chief scout.
We're sore now, but this time next season we might well be in for something special.

Played against ten men and your keeper got man of the match. Says it all, really. 

You know what's great? Anyone we sell this summer will go for market value, not pennies on the pound. If we get offers for Cashin, Knight, Bird etc we can judge them on their merits and not on how long the transfer fee will cover the wage bill for. Warne has alluded a couple of times that we'll be able to make some moves, and we signed a technical director (I think?) who can do that for us, not Steve McLarens son masquerading as chief scout.
We're sore now, but this time next season we might well be in for something special.

Played against ten men and your keeper got man of the match. Says it all, really.