Trialist impresses again
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Interesting - wonder how many other players we have from D&S (Dimitri and Savvaki, brothers) and how much of our £33k spend went their way.hEaLeR wrote:D&S Sports Management. Same as Mo.RegencyCheltenhamSpa wrote:Wonder who his agent is.
When he played for the reserves at home recently he did quite well. Very much in the mould of Jack Munns, slight player who’s creative from centre midfield.
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See my original question several posts up.Robin wrote:Am I the only one wondering we are looking at players being released by struggling teams in the league below?
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Leyton Orient have greater resources than us now. Do we really need a tiny midfielder? Is he better than Thomas that we have invested in? He is currently performing on loan at a similar level. I doubt he meets the " must get us promotion" requirement so it all seems a bit strange.
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What position does he play and what position does Thomas play?horlickfanclub wrote:Leyton Orient have greater resources than us now. Do we really need a tiny midfielder? Is he better than Thomas that we have invested in? He is currently performing on loan at a similar level. I doubt he meets the " must get us promotion" requirement so it all seems a bit strange.
If we lose Morrell and Winchester how many midfielders will we have?
Do they really after the parachute payments run out? Has this lad been featuring for them? My point is if he was good surely they would want a fee, it all feels strange unless he's one for the future.horlickfanclub wrote:Leyton Orient have greater resources than us now. Do we really need a tiny midfielder? Is he better than Thomas that we have invested in? He is currently performing on loan at a similar level. I doubt he meets the " must get us promotion" requirement so it all seems a bit strange.
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Donut man has put in plenty. The supporter who won £9 mill .on the lottery said the club didn't need his cash.
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There was a piece on Orient in the FT a few weeks before Easter. Found the link for those who missed it at the time:
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Did he? I'm pretty sure he said that he wouldn't be throwing his money away by investing in the club because he's seen what's happened to the owners cash, but he would consider sponsorship.horlickfanclub wrote:Donut man has put in plenty. The supporter who won £9 mill .on the lottery said the club didn't need his cash.
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See my link above. Donut Man’s money is from Texan Man who seems happy to put in a lot but not too much with no expectation of a return.Shade wrote:Did he? I'm pretty sure he said that he wouldn't be throwing his money away by investing in the club because he's seen what's happened to the owners cash, but he would consider sponsorship.horlickfanclub wrote:Donut man has put in plenty. The supporter who won £9 mill .on the lottery said the club didn't need his cash.
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So it is - wasn’t when I accessed before, so apols.Shade wrote:Can't read your link above, it seems to be behind a paywall.