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A rather forlorn hope i know but i hope Simon Elliott can conjure up enough support to provide us with new owners.
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If things carry on as they are there is no way Mr Swann will pay off the loan as we have had no income in December at all and who knows how long this will keep happening, the loans returning all depends on the clubs for the season long loans players I hope we can get the outcome on them as below.
Hackney: is a must extend for me, but Middlesbrough might have other plans which would be a blow.
Wood: is obviously not needed or even in Mr Hill plans, Hull City will not be happy and you would think will look to send him somewhere else.
Billson: I would look to try and keep as we only have youth team back up with no experience at all, the league probably won’t sanction an emergency loans in the current circumstances when all Registered players are now to be considered for match day squads to get games played.
Scrimshaw: I would keep even if Loft goes and someone else comes in, he works hard and gives us a fresh legs in games if needed but think he will return to Bournemouth as he appears to be out of favour.
Of the contracted players
Donwald-Turan: appears to have no future at the club! But after seeing what Mr Hill as done with Hippolyte maybe there is a chance but can’t see it.
Perry: will be back up to the regular midfield but needs to get stronger on the ball IMO
O’Neill : is another that appears to have no future at the club and will probably be sent on loan or just not play.
This my thoughts but this is football so I will probably be miles off
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Just found this on t’internet which answers a question of mine above and clarifies things a bit (for me anyway)
“Clubs are permitted to ‘staff up’ so they have 23 players of professional standing, which is termed as players to have made at least one appearance for any club in any first-team competition.
If they have less than 23 players they are allowed, within a transfer window, to sign free agents on a maximum of one-year deals or bring in players on loan for up to half a season.”This contradicts the apparent ‘season long loans’ reported for some players and suggests that they can be sent back. If they are, and my counting is correct, that leaves us with a squad of 20 or 21 if KDT counts. Doesn’t leave much scope without moving some on, does it explain why Wilson hasn’t had a game yet?
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It had crossed my mind ‘tash. But if that was the reason why has Gallimore been given game time?
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Don’t shoot the messenger BLT, just posting what the rules are supposed to be according to the EFL. It seems we broke two of them with no problem so I’m still confused. Hope the club and the EFL know what’s going on. Of course if the loan was repaid ……………..!!
No shots being fired here Tash…I was confused in the summer and I’m just as confused now. I’ve read the same on the EFL website and if we are indeed under those embargo rules then surely we’ve breached it multiple times already??
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Personally, I think computerised “Football Manager” type games have a lot to answer for.
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People are slagging off Millen but I think he’s improved under Hill. O’neil is terrible as is Turan.
Shame about Hallam as he has real ability but is just never fit for any amount of time. If Hill can somehow perform a miracle and get him match fit, he’ll add a lot more creativity.
Cox’s lax training regime may have been a cause as to why Hallam could never stay fit.
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