27-09-2014, 13:16
The bad part of football being a business is that you eventually sell your favourites.
If Doyle keeps scoring someone surely will make an offer we can't refuse. He has fully earned the wages we've paid him, so whatever we got would be profit. Of course he might just return to his normal rate of goalscoring and then we'd be selling a workhorse, not a thoroughbred. Goalscorers are always a gamble, but teams struggling by the January window are more than willing to gamble aren't they?
If Doyle keeps scoring someone surely will make an offer we can't refuse. He has fully earned the wages we've paid him, so whatever we got would be profit. Of course he might just return to his normal rate of goalscoring and then we'd be selling a workhorse, not a thoroughbred. Goalscorers are always a gamble, but teams struggling by the January window are more than willing to gamble aren't they?