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No massive loss in himself but concerning we look to be replacing him with a teenager from a youth team.
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Very good news pal, now we just need a couple of centre forwards coming in.
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It was no good making stay then lose him on a free in may at least we have got some money for him, and like you say no big loss the way he was playing.
We can say very good player on his day but that day was getting rarer and rarer, you could see on Saturday he was just trying to stay injury free ready for today.1 user thanked author for this post.
Not too fussed hes gone ..but .. Could well come back to haunt us very soon.
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Good riddance, not somebody I would want to be relying on to dig us out our current mess based on this years input (Oldham aside). Was good last year but different player this year, culminating in another non existent showing on Saturday before being deservedly hauled off.
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From bandit to pirate eh, sounds about right.
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To be replaced by a 19 who’s not played League Football if rumours are true.
Bristol Fan said fee was £50 K.1 user thanked author for this post.
That’s another 50k off the 11 million debt the incompetent one ran up I guess.
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Loft- at the moment- is an 8 goal a year striker. Apart from a superb second half performance against Oldham he has contributed precious little this year. In addition His link up play and control for a big lad is abysmal. It’s a shame he didn’t offer more because he has all the attributes to be a good lower league striker.
Saying that, it all depends on who replaces him. A young lad from an u23 team probably isn’t going to cut it in a league 2 relegation dogfight.
But to replace a 6 foot 3 inch striker with league experience with a smaller striker with no experience to me feels like PS has thrown the towel in and accepts we are probably going down and trying to get the wage bill down even further, I hope I am proved totally wrong.
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If Swann was there on Saturday he will know that whoever replaces Loft can’t possibly do any worse, at least the young lad will be trying.
I’m amazed to learn that Barton was there on Saturday and still signed him, unless Barton & Weaver tossed a coin and the loser had to sign Loft.Looks like Jarvis plus the new kid then, unless a big rough sod enters the building. No pun intended Awaywego.
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The £11 million was written off
Until the land gets redeveloped and sold off for a tidy profit. Debt doesn’t disappear just because it gets moved elsewhere, the club will pay the price eventually.
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4 league goals this season, including a penalty and one which was clearly an own goal. Not the most impressive of records is it?
Meanwhile, are we assuming that Hill doesn’t fancy Scrimshaw much?
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If Swann was there on Saturday he will know that whoever replaces Loft can’t possibly do any worse, at least the young lad will be trying.
I’m amazed to learn that Barton was there on Saturday and still signed him, unless Barton & Weaver tossed a coin and the loser had to sign Loft.If Barton was there on Saturday then it’s baffling he still pressed ahead with the deal.
You know it’s written in the stars that will Loft will send us down last game of the season too.
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Just hope when the home fixture is rearranged and played our supporters are singing Lofty Lofty what’s the score. No great loss in my opinion Jarvis probably not as talented but he offers more in effort.
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