morty
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It seems just 3 or 4 weeks ago everyone was jubilant about the changes Norwich City were making to our structure. The arrival of Webber was universally welcomed, people loved his straight talking and action on releasing players we needed to. Everyone raised an eyebrow at the direction we took in appointing Daniel Farke, but again, very much embraced the change. Webber was very honest and open about the number of players he wanted to move on (a lot of them players that were here for our relegation and also our comparative no show, last season) and people again were accepting.
The story of Dorrans wanting to go has been around long enough now for people to get used to it, a bit part player who is on wages that shouldn't be paid to a player who won't be starting games regularly. Similar can be said for Howson (a player I love) who hasn't signed a contract and has made it clear he wants to return north. We either sell him now or get nothing for him at the end of the season. I guess its about how much you feel the midfield can be built around him, and consider it worth the money offering him a bumper new deal to tempt him to stay. As much as I love Jonny, I can see the logic behind what the club are doing here.
But, back to the subject in hand.
Suddenly, over the last few days, on various social media outlets, people are suddenly losing it, big style, trotting out such phrases as "fire sale". Before a ball has even been kicked this season, it seems people are already throwing the towel in.
My question is, why?
The story of Dorrans wanting to go has been around long enough now for people to get used to it, a bit part player who is on wages that shouldn't be paid to a player who won't be starting games regularly. Similar can be said for Howson (a player I love) who hasn't signed a contract and has made it clear he wants to return north. We either sell him now or get nothing for him at the end of the season. I guess its about how much you feel the midfield can be built around him, and consider it worth the money offering him a bumper new deal to tempt him to stay. As much as I love Jonny, I can see the logic behind what the club are doing here.
But, back to the subject in hand.
Suddenly, over the last few days, on various social media outlets, people are suddenly losing it, big style, trotting out such phrases as "fire sale". Before a ball has even been kicked this season, it seems people are already throwing the towel in.
My question is, why?