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It might not have happened but it can't possibly have come out of the blue. Like I said, it's all about planning. I would expect every business, no matter what they market work in or at what level, to have contingency plans or "what if" scenarios. We clearly didn't because the manager says he wants X players nut he and the board clearly haven't agreed that if, say, we sell a player for £1.5m, then you can have £0.5m so plan on that. They've waited until something has happened and then are reacting to it.But the transfer only happened at the beginning of the week. Until the sale was agreed how did CW or the Board know how much he had to spend ? All Boards will 'consider' manager's requests. Common practice I would have thought. I would have also thought that common sense will dictate that CW will not have available all the money from the transfer.
If CW turns round and says there is no money available then I agree with what you are saying but as yet there is not even a hint that the Board aren't supporting CW financially instead the manager is talking about wanting 3-4 players insterad of saying ' I am happy with what I have'
A few years ago my lad decided he didn't like his mountain bike and wanted a road bike. I told him that if he sold his bike, I'd make up the difference, so he found the bike he'd like, sold his, and we were getting his replacement the following weekend - because I was working in the week. See what I'm saying?