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Article in today's Mail which - as usual - ignores our input.
They describe his most recent (part-) season at Bournemouth as his 'breakthrough' when we all know it was his limited time with us in the 2018-19 season - epitomised when he 'megged Jack Cunt and was MotM in that game. 'Blades not getting credit' shock horror.
Hey ho. Flicking a couple of pages back, there's a good article on Graham Le Saux. It puts our input into perspective where Le Saux is now on the board of Mallorca - a team who have recently climbed from the Spanish third tier to their top flight and now meet Barcelona in La Liga tonight:
The challenge of growing something in spite of limited finances appealed. ‘When you are a small club you know that every €100,000 is significant. We can’t just throw money at things,’ he says.
'I saw in Spanish paper Marca that Real Madrid had spent €400million on U21 players in 10 years. It’s a staggering amount to spend on one category. You look at that and then you look at our budget and there are clearly different ways of doing things.
‘Our gold standards are teams that have blazed that trail before us, like Eibar in Spain or Sheffield United, who have achieved a lot in a very short period.’
Good article, worth a read.
They describe his most recent (part-) season at Bournemouth as his 'breakthrough' when we all know it was his limited time with us in the 2018-19 season - epitomised when he 'megged Jack Cunt and was MotM in that game. 'Blades not getting credit' shock horror.
Hey ho. Flicking a couple of pages back, there's a good article on Graham Le Saux. It puts our input into perspective where Le Saux is now on the board of Mallorca - a team who have recently climbed from the Spanish third tier to their top flight and now meet Barcelona in La Liga tonight:
The challenge of growing something in spite of limited finances appealed. ‘When you are a small club you know that every €100,000 is significant. We can’t just throw money at things,’ he says.
'I saw in Spanish paper Marca that Real Madrid had spent €400million on U21 players in 10 years. It’s a staggering amount to spend on one category. You look at that and then you look at our budget and there are clearly different ways of doing things.
‘Our gold standards are teams that have blazed that trail before us, like Eibar in Spain or Sheffield United, who have achieved a lot in a very short period.’
Good article, worth a read.
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