If you became owner of BFC.. whats the first thing you would change?

That old chestnut

David McGoldrick- 550 efl games

Jordan Rhodes- 597 efl games


and 125 games is experienced??

 

Yes

 

no its not archey

if your most experienced player has only played 125 games your far behind other teams

 

if other sides have players who have played 400 games more I think its a problem !

 

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So you’d rather have a 400 game journey man from lower levels than a 125 game Championship level player?

 

3 full seasons at football league level is experienced. It's exactly what we needed and what we could afford at the time. So yes, it is.

I'm not sure what your point is with Jordan Rhodes or David McGoldrick, as they're players we've never been in a position to sign due to budget constraints. It's absolutely nothing to do with their age or level of experience.

 

Dog turnstiles

 

the difference is archey

enough experience

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really experienced

 

why cant you have both.... ?

 

Exactly how many games do you expect to get out of expensive older players with 10+ years of first team experience? Rhodes is 33 and McGoldrick is 35. Maybe 1-2 seasons? And both have missed plenty of games already.

 

Yes but he wasn't very good when we first signed him

 

He was fantastic for Plymouth, became their club captain and the season before we signed him he scored 9 goals from midfield for a team that finished 10 is great.

We signed a good young player and I remember people being excited when we did.

 

Scoff who cares?

If that extra bit of experience/leadership gets us promoted or keeps us in championship?

And older defender at wembley I reckon we take dee dars to penalties

 

Who would he have replaced Mads or Bobby?

 

You could have both, but it’s not what you said.
You said higher numbers over lower numbers not both.
So would you prefer 500 games in L2 or 150 games in Championship?

 

Bring in hound for a pound. Bring your dog to the game for a quid.

 

The first thing I would change is the ownership of the club, cos I wouldn’t want to own it! Thankless task and a money pit. Problem is, I’d be fussy about who I’d sell it to and, off the top of my head, I can’t think of anyone who’d fit the bill. I was certainly far happier when John Dennis or Patrick Cryne was in charge, but is there any Reds fan wealthy enough (and daft enough to be happy watching his wealth gradually disappear) to fill that role?

 

my mate runs a pay what you think restaurant in Australia. It definitely works for him.