Why do we keep allowing key players to enter the last year of their contract? Offer them a new deal when they've got 2 years or 18 months left. If they turn it down sell them while you can still get a decent fee. Be ruthless. The club comes first.
Has this club learned nothing from Berge and Ndiaye? We appear to have no money for permanent signings so it's sales like these when you can still get decent fees that fund their replacements and allow you to improve at least one more position.
If Hamer and Seriki both walk for free next summer then we don't have a lot left to sell to raise funds for future "squad rebuilding." Peck. Burrows. Cooper. They're about the only players anyone else would be interested in.
This club really is an amateur shitshow when it comes to squad recruitment, retention and sales. They make the same mistakes over and over and never learn. The fact we're stuck with so many poor players on long contracts or players with histories of injuries who end up injured, none of whom we can sell as no one will want to pay a fee for them, is both pathetic and unforgivable. But here we are this summer chasing Kalvin Phillips again.