CanaryDarter

[quote user="The ghost of Michael Theoklitos"]Of course the other obvious hole in this story is that we already have 2 loan players from the PL. We couldn''t take another loan from another English team, unless we made Jarvis or Wisdom permanent.[/quote]From what I''ve seen so far, there''s only one winner in that race.

[quote user="Redders Right Foot"]The ratings posted are for ultimate team, which are all correct.[/quote]Can''t find Mbokani on FUT!!

[quote user="AJ"]In Fifa 15 Mbokani was 78 with a potential high of 79. I would imagine his stats will remain the same until the winter roster depending on form etc[/quote]How did you find him on Fifa 15?

[quote user="andyc24_uk"]He''s got plenty of pace... If AN could get them working together, then Adomah down one flank, Brady down the other, Redmond through the middle would have the potential to scare the bejesus out of pretty much any defence in the country... especially with a quality forward to finish off the crosses.[/quote]Leaving Wes out for an extra bit of pace even though we have it down the flank already?

Sadly, the truth is not a great deal. The accounts for the year end of 30th June 2014, show we made a £6m profit and we got relegated. I can imagine we made a loss last season even with the parachute payment. Whilst we all know that a striker and a defender is probably pivotal on our league status next year, McNally has always had a businessmen outlook on the club and has done wonders for us since arriving. With this in mind, I expect us to sign someone but the likes of Charlie Austin for £15m is way out of our budget (in my opinion). Destro seems to be off elsewhere which makes me wonder, maybe we can''t compete with the big signings but when we find a striker we''re interested in, it''s a shame we can''t wrap it up with the personal contract.I''d say we''d be lucky to see two signings for a total of £10m this season, without offloading anybody. Sell then buy. But then we come across the common problem of who will pay RVW or Hooper''s reported wages when neither have done it at this level. It''s unlikely they''ll take a massive drop in wages, unfortunate but true. So we have the choice of making smaller signings, running down unwanted contracts and take a loss, hoping and praying we stay in the Premier League for the next year or two. Then really make a go of it, like Southampton and Swansea. If it goes the way I mentioned, our players such as Redmond will be in demand along with Alex Neil. The year in the Championship must have hit us financially but I''m sure they have a plan... For now lets thank the gods we got promoted or else we''d be debating what League One striker we can afford.Greatbatch