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wake me up before you gogo who needs potter when
why did we let him go
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why did we let him go
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He's going to be scoring against us next season
Not if he stays at Coventry..
...Oh FFS none of the funny jokes work, all the time we're 4th from top.
Stupid upside down league.
Quite a few ostriches on here when it comes to this one. The Championship is an excellent level of football and not everyone can play in that league and score hatfuls of goals.
Let's be honest, if we knew he could score this freely, he'd be way ahead of Locadia on our bench and certainly challenging for a starting spot. We signed Maupay off the back of his performances in the Championship, I don't get why people are being so dismissive now.
If he carries on this form, they have had a fantastic bit of business and we've done poorly. That's okay, it happens - we can't win them all. But it's okay to admit and accept we made a poor decision which we believed to be right at the time. It's a bit pathetic to keep insisting it was a good bit of business to let him go when it clearly wasn't.
Also, all this talk of a sell-on clause. Is there actually any evidence/mention of this, or is it just a hopeful assumption that we've covered our backs in case he went nuclear? I mean, I've seen no mention from journos who covered the deal or from either club.
Quite a few ostriches on here when it comes to this one. The Championship is an excellent level of football and not everyone can play in that league and score hatfuls of goals.
Let's be honest, if we knew he could score this freely, he'd be way ahead of Locadia on our bench and certainly challenging for a starting spot. We signed Maupay off the back of his performances in the Championship, I don't get why people are being so dismissive now.
If he carries on this form, they have had a fantastic bit of business and we've done poorly. That's okay, it happens - we can't win them all. But it's okay to admit and accept we made a poor decision which we believed to be right at the time. It's a bit pathetic to keep insisting it was a good bit of business to let him go when it clearly wasn't.
Also, all this talk of a sell-on clause. Is there actually any evidence/mention of this, or is it just a hopeful assumption that we've covered our backs in case he went nuclear? I mean, I've seen no mention from journos who covered the deal or from either club.
He needed regular games to advance his game and great news he’s flying at the moment But the bottom line is He was not going to get the game time he needed to grow at the Albion
So we let him move on hopefully to reach his potential the recruitment team obviously saw in the beginning
It’s all part of the process Buy develop Sell on Evolve Repeat
Hopefully in an upward curve of direction for the club as a whole
Working OK at the mo imho
He’d have been in a queue behind:
Maupay
Welbeck
Connolly
Sima
Sarmiento
Locadia
Ferguson
Tolaj
Khadra
Mitoma
Zeqiri
Etc.
We have plenty of available forward options or ones in development.
The club are after top 10 level strikers remember.
Not sure how you work that pecking order out if that is one. Early days yet but a good scoring rate so far, probably should have kept him on loan for another year as he is still young but I guess you cant keep everyone unless you are Chelsea wo have also made some startling mistakes in who they have released....
Not sure how you work that pecking order out if that is one. Early days yet but a good scoring rate so far, probably should have kept him on loan for another year as he is still young but I guess you cant keep everyone unless you are Chelsea wo have also made some startling mistakes in who they have released....
I think he was out of contract at the end of this season so keeping him and loaning him out wouldn't have benefited us if he'd already indicated to the club he wouldn't sign a new deal. Better to get a small amount for him now than lose him for free in the summer as he'd be 24 by the time his contract expired.