GC to SUFC

Freathy wrote:

I'm stunned and amazed brent's 'competitive' 2017-18 budget couldn't persuade him to stay.  As the Crewe fans kept reminding us on Saturday - we're going straight back down.

BRENT OUT NOW

You went to a game? you bleddy Aviva

tigertony wrote:

IF it was Saffend I would question GC's sanity. If it is Sheff Utd then he plays in the Championship which will be more competitive and really test his skills. Now,talking of 'competitive' ..

I should add that the link to Sheff Utd was started by a Blades fan on their site last week in a thread about who the fans thought would be a good signing. GC didn't get that much a chuck up really!

Whilst I am certain GC wants to play at the highest level possible, I'm afraid it will be much more to do with how much money is being offered and whether it is worth the upheaval chasing it.

beesrus wrote:

I wonder how successful Del boy can be without the main man during his management career. Over a season, players like Carey aren't two a penny in the lower leagues.

Carey was not at Ross County when they gained their two promotions and reached the Scottish cup final under Adams, so I guess the answer must be that Adams seemed to cope admirably without him if history is anything to go by- must have had some other reasonable main men by the look of it.

I'm a much more phlegmatic follower from afar now, distance adds perspective (a bit). All my life players have come and gone, enjoy them whilst they're here and then move on to the next great white hope. There's no alternative to be anything but a transit club for players for the foreseeable future.

That may be so, but it's a matter of degree. The norm has always been to lose such players, when we are in the second tier, not when we've just got promoted from the fourth ! If Carey goes, it will just go to show where bottom feeder Brent has positioned the club as a personal investment. He can chuck out the proberty bull as much as he likes "going forward", but it cuts no ice given his citibank disaster and the litany of projects dead and buried for lack of vision and ability to deliver.

beesrus wrote:

That may be so, but it's a matter of degree. The norm has always been to lose such players, when we are in the second tier, not when we've just got promoted from the fourth ! If Carey  goes, it will just go to show where bottom feeder Brent has positioned the club as a personal investment. He can chuck out the proberty bull as much as he likes "going forward", but it cuts no ice given his citibank disaster and the litany of projects dead and buried for lack of vision and ability to deliver.

 well said that man