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I'd imagine Barnsley would be gutted if they only received 1 bid for £3m. Plenty of teams would take him, and they wouldn't be bidding up to £3m.

Good luck buying either of them for 'only' £3m.

2 questions for those driving Will around the country, for the drop of a hat:- How much would you accept for Will now? How much would you accept for Will after a 30+, 90 minute game season? If the difference is more than £10m surely he has to stay.

So you would rather pin our promotion hopes on KLL, Solly, how about bringing other 'decent' wingers back, Conway, Spanish Dave, than a fully fit and firing Buckley. In form and fit, Will towers over all of those, why give him away. (All of this is based on the assumption the medical staff say...

That thought crossed my mind when he hobbled off at the end of the season but started the very next game, a couple of days later. Hardly surprising with the injures he's had. It's only natural that something others might play through stops Will in his tracks.

That's because he had a s***house season. But a great man once said 'a fit and in form Buckley should never be sold'. He's too good to cast off for quick cash. I'd say he's the only player we can't afford to 'give away', not until such time as Solly learns to kick to ball with his other foot.

Clearly taking pleasure from watching Will dismantle every left sided player he played (fit) against. While scoring goals of the quality against Bolton, and assists v Hull, is better than the miserable existence you inhabit.

I don't get this desire to off load our best player for peanuts. He's our match winner. He can change games. He's a goal scorer. If he were to be fit, he'd be worth £10+m. It's as if we want to give one of our rivals a load of points, with a massive pay day at the end. We'd all be surprised if...