just spent £12m on a player. And have an option on someone they’ve loaned who’s valued at £20m. Seems like they’ve learnt the lesson that Villa and Wednesday are currently dealing with..... Another club I hope don’t make it to the promised land and go bust. At least their owners wealth is generated in greece which is a notoriously stable economy.
That’s exactly what they are doing. Clearly. But my point is if it doesn’t work out. Interesting that the “super” agent behind wolves represents these players. £12m on a player who played 15 times last year. Zero goals and 4 assists. Seems bizarre to me. He may be a world beater. But it’s still gambling. Hope it all goes tits up.
You are right it is a gamble , like we have gambled on our latest HC , fingers crossed our gamble pays off
I would’t want our club to do that. There is no need for the quick fix Hecky in the 2016/17 season and Chris Wilder in the 2017/18 season showed that with a bit of investment at the right time (January) promotion is possible.
You surprise me YN with your comments, for a while now you have been banging on about how wealthy our owners are , I take it then that if they changed policy and decided to throw millions at it , you would be disappointed & would not want that to happen
Different levels of gambles in my eyes. Forest spending 70% of their annual turnover on one transfer and a loan (not inclusive of wages or bonus payments) when they already make annual operating losses of £23m a year is a significantly larger risk to the long term future of the club that appointing a head coach on a 2 year contract. Obviously all irrelevant if Forest go up. Chansari and Xia had the same guaranteed success plan.