Flatulent_Bob
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Morning, I think you've misunderstood my post. I'm saying I don't believe Forest will want him given his injury problems and the level of performance that's allowed him to deliver, all of which has been caused by the botched operation.This isn't Sheffield United's decision. It all comes down to Forest. They have an agreed price and an option to buy. We can't recall him or pull out of that deal. The only way Freeman is at United next season is if Forest DON'T want him.
I think he would thrive in our #10 role
You would hope that the price is set at a level related to his market value when we bought him rather than post injury so I hope it's unlikely they'll do the deal.
I'd be more than happy for him to return and vie for the number 10 role, but I'd like some competition there so he wouldn't be the only one.
In the promotion season if Duffy wasn't at it, we looked weak without a strong replacement chomping at his heels so for 46 games where we're expecting to go for automatic promotion you need more depth. Last time we were here, we didn't really have those expectations or aspirations.
I'm also not sure on what terms him and Wilder parted, so is he out of the plans like Duffy, or was it just because Wilder and Knill decided we were good enough to go with a 10 in the Premier League upon reflection?