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We’ve appointed Jose Morais, https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/José_Morais

Stones you mean ? He moved to Man City summer before last and we got £9M for it.

Bree and hourihane £8M Winnall a couple, £4.5 for Roberts plus the other undiscloseds that’ll add up to a couple of million and £9M for Stones .

Yeah a treat, we’ve seen some fantastic players in last 3 years and made about £20M out of them

He’ll be on the comity too but yeah pretty much, we only sign certain types of player. Young, hungry for success, eager to learn, who fit into the style of play we want to see.

We have a transfer comity who identify transfer targets, his job will be to coach and improve the players they bring in.

One thing I do know, if he as been offered the job it’ll only be a 1 year contract he’s been offered.

My gut feeling and experience as a BFC says he’ll turn us down too. He’d probably get more money stacking shelves in Morrisons and a longer contract,

In the last three transfer windows, Alfie Mawson, James Bree, Marc Roberts, Angus MacDonald, Josh Scowen, Connor Hourihane, Marley Watkins, and Sam Winnall have all moved on to clubs with bigger budgets and got bigger wage packets to boot, add to that Paul Heckingbottom, and about 7 or 8 loan players who have gone on to secure jobs at bigger budget clubs, due to us helping develop them and giving them a stage to showcase their talents, I’d say we’re well and truly a stepping stone to better things for a lot of players.

We’ve not sacked a head coach since 12/02/2015 that’s three years since we last sacked one, some going that in this day and age.

Our recruitment team have been working wonders recently, we’ve had some really really good players at the club in the last couple of years, most of whom have moved on to bigger budget clubs, on bigger wages, our last two head coaches also moved to bigger budget clubs on bigger wages. Our club is proven to be a stepping stone to bigger and better things for most of the people who pass through it, this’ll have massive appeal to any prospective head coach.

To be fair, 6 of them 19 were caretaker managers, and the last two were well backed, and left of their own accord.