Jack Robinson to Wrexham

[IdLiketoRogerMoore]

Parkinson is doing this absolutely right. He is building a Wrexham team with very experienced Championship players for consolidation in the championship. United on the other hand seem to be losing all their experienced players

But where did experience get us when it came to the crunch last season? Lost every big game, and in the one that mattered Moore carelessly gave the ball away and Robinson was too slow to close down?

Last time we were in the PL 'experience' saw us battered every week.

It's a cliche. Parkinson will consolidate them as an upper mid tier Championship side and they hit heir ceiling and have a massive wage bill

I'd rather have a strong, athletic, dynamic team that is going to improve week on week.

The biggest issue for me is why we haven't gone to our and bought the best athletic Cb and RB from League One?? We did it with Burrows and worked out ok. No idea why we wouldn't stick to that model??

 

[Lucky1979]

I don’t actually believe it - but to an outsider - COH’s behaviour at the moment & apparent inability to spend any money looks very much like ‘Asset Stripping’ to protect their investment & avoid losses!

How much did they pay for the club? How many players will they have to sell to recoup that? How much will the club be worth after a relegation? Now do you realise how stupid the “asset stripping” argument is?

 

[ChipButtyBlade]

Sloth United FC.

 

[loyalblade95]

How much did they pay for the club? How many players will they have to sell to recoup that? How much will the club be worth after a relegation? Now do you realise how stupid the “asset stripping” argument is?

I don't get why some people on here (and on X where there's more of them) keep claiming that COH Sports are penniless and are "asset stripping".

What Chansiri is doing at Pigs is asset stripping (probably one of the worst cases of it), what Dai Yonnge did at Reading was asset stripping, both of whom sold their ground and other parts of club, decreasing its overall value and ultimately crippling it in exchange for instant money in your hand.

We've sold three (soon to be four) players who had no interest in staying here, and have made/will make a profit and will free up wages on all of them.

Yes, it was silly to sell Anel this late without a replacement, and rightly so they should be criticised for it, but if he really wanted out, would he have even played if he was still here and clearly wanted out (our Captain who is expected to go was on the bench?).

How is that asset stripping?

 

[IdLiketoRogerMoore]

I don't get why some people on here (and on X where there's more of them) keep claiming that COH Sports are penniless and are "asset stripping".

What Chansiri is doing at Pigs is asset stripping (probably one of the worst cases of it), what Dai Yonnge did at Reading was asset stripping, both of whom sold their ground and other parts of club, decreasing its overall value and ultimately crippling it in exchange for instant money in your hand.

We've sold three (soon to be four) players who had no interest in staying here, and have made/will make a profit and will free up wages on all of them.

Yes, it was silly to sell Anel this late without a replacement, and rightly so they should be criticised for it, but if he really wanted out, would he have even played if he was still here and clearly wanted out (our Captain who is expected to go was on the bench?).

How is that asset stripping?

You're right. Asset stripping isn't getting £2m for Moore and 8 figures for a guy in the last year of his contract...

However, the context of this will only be known once we see who gets brought in.