Next summer should be easier as we won't have to worry about bomb squad. plus we will have more freedom to spend on transfer market with increased budget for wages and no worry about selling anyone. Paul Lambert will improve scouting as he have more people from his old club to work with.
I suppose the acid test will be when someone like Benteke (but not necessarily him) moves on for massive money, then Plumbutt will have money to spend, real money! Will he break the mould and go for big signings on big wages to replace him or will he just continue the same way? Time will tell.
Quote from: eamonn on September 04, 2013, 12:42:54 AMWhy the fuck is he Plumbutt?If you say Paul Lambert very quickly it becomes Plumbutt.
Why the fuck is he Plumbutt?
Quote from: Plumbutt Cooper on September 03, 2013, 11:19:32 PMYes we may have a low wage total now, but as I said, Plumbutt and the club have already shown that they will reward the players who prove themselves with improved contracts even if they have plenty of time to run on the old one. That's a great incentive for these youngsters he is bringing in. I'm also not too concerned about the apparent scatter-gun approach to signings, his hit-rate so far has been very good, and just about every player he has bought in will leave on similar or better transfer fees, so no real risk involved. I can see a continued highish turnover of players, as Plumbutt gradually finds the very best he can get in each position he will move players on. He hasn't had to do too much of moving his own signings on yet as he had plenty of deadwood to get rid of, but the likes of Bowery and Bennett will be moved on unless they improve and other youngsters will come in as he scouts them. What is for sure is that all of these players will be better off for the experience of working under him at Aston Villa. I suppose the acid test will be when someone like Benteke (but not necessarily him) moves on for massive money, then Plumbutt will have money to spend, real money! Will he break the mould and go for big signings on big wages to replace him or will he just continue the same way? Time will tell.I'm fairly convinced it will be closer to the latter, I genuinely think he wants players who see it as a step up. Again the lastest addition is the only anomoly but given how he was used at Lazio I guess he's still got a lot to prove.
Yes we may have a low wage total now, but as I said, Plumbutt and the club have already shown that they will reward the players who prove themselves with improved contracts even if they have plenty of time to run on the old one. That's a great incentive for these youngsters he is bringing in. I'm also not too concerned about the apparent scatter-gun approach to signings, his hit-rate so far has been very good, and just about every player he has bought in will leave on similar or better transfer fees, so no real risk involved. I can see a continued highish turnover of players, as Plumbutt gradually finds the very best he can get in each position he will move players on. He hasn't had to do too much of moving his own signings on yet as he had plenty of deadwood to get rid of, but the likes of Bowery and Bennett will be moved on unless they improve and other youngsters will come in as he scouts them. What is for sure is that all of these players will be better off for the experience of working under him at Aston Villa. I suppose the acid test will be when someone like Benteke (but not necessarily him) moves on for massive money, then Plumbutt will have money to spend, real money! Will he break the mould and go for big signings on big wages to replace him or will he just continue the same way? Time will tell.
Quote from: Plumbutt Cooper on September 04, 2013, 09:54:27 AMQuote from: eamonn on September 04, 2013, 12:42:54 AMWhy the fuck is he Plumbutt?If you say Paul Lambert very quickly it becomes Plumbutt.Hahaha! Now this I like
Quote from: Diablo on September 04, 2013, 11:56:32 AMQuote from: Plumbutt Cooper on September 04, 2013, 09:54:27 AMQuote from: eamonn on September 04, 2013, 12:42:54 AMWhy the fuck is he Plumbutt?If you say Paul Lambert very quickly it becomes Plumbutt.Hahaha! Now this I like Plumbutt's Claret Blue Army?
I learnt that British players are still massively over-priced and over-rated. Ozil is twice the player and half the money of Bale.
Quote from: john e on September 02, 2013, 11:03:35 PMNatalie Sawyers lost to much weightShe had great boobs til she married Sam Matterface
Natalie Sawyers lost to much weight
Quote from: Small Rodent on September 04, 2013, 11:20:52 AMI learnt that British players are still massively over-priced and over-rated. Ozil is twice the player and half the money of Bale.Or not (not my opinion but an interesting look at things):http://www.soccerbythenumbers.com/2012/11/the-myth-of-english-premium.html
Confident. I am going for 7 points from the next 3 games.