Bush regarding resigning of these players the only options are that we offer wages that match the other clubs,be it possible a league one club, wages which would possible cripple us in the hope then a club comes in with a bid to take him off our hands, a massive gamble imo.
The other options are to let them run there contracts down while giving us possible another decent season and maybe a chance that they might resign or to sell now on the dawn of a new season which imo a massive risk if we can't replace them and possibly relegation

daftasfxxx wrote:Bush regarding resigning of these players the only options are that we offer wages that match the other clubs,be it possible a league one club, wages which would possible cripple us in the hope then a club comes in with a bid to take him off our hands, a massive gamble imo.
The other options are to let them run there contracts down while giving us possible another decent season and maybe a chance that they might resign or to sell now on the dawn of a new season which imo a massive risk if we can't replace them and possibly relegation

Is relegation more likely next season when we don’t have any money to replace our 4 best players?

Bush wrote:
But give a Newport county manager 200k to spend in transfer market and he should easily keep the club in the league.

I give you a Newport County manager (the legend Ashurst) and Alan Waddle. £80k in 1980 is worth about £325k now.

The other issue is we only have about a few days left before the transfer window shuts. A rush is recipe for bad deals.