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I meant it would be a risk if we brought him in as manager. Having re-read the stories, however, I see it is more likely that he would be a number two (if you can believe anything being written at the moment).

It's a tough balancing act. How much is a player worth to a club? If Clarky stays and helps us to a place in the Europa group stages, a cup semi, a 5th place finish in the league, and then walks for free at the end of next season is that more valuable to the club than selling him for 500k?

Clarky was the top scorer outside the OF, and has 1 year left on his contract. The only thing that would be strange is if teams down south weren't sniffing around. Doesn't mean he wants to leave (yet).

The confusion is that none of them said they were off. Only that they were open to offers (including offers from Motherwell).

Fortunately, I doubt it's true. But I don't have a source that can confirm.

We can replace Quinn. I wouldn't let Clarky leave for less than 7 figures, and even then I still might not let him leave.

If we are going down the 'nae money' path, Sbragia actually has a decent record of working of developing youth team players (including guys like Darren Fletcher, according to wiki). Would be a risk, though.

bcoz twttr is crp

Unless we get through to the next round, of course.

2 weeks is nothing in the grand scheme of an interview process. If they intereviewed say, 8 people in round 1 and invited 3 back for a second interview, there's 11 days gone already (assuming you could do the interviews on consecutive days).

If you say that to the face of a Welsh prop forward, I'll buy you a pint. And the straw you'll be needing to drink it.

Llanelli is Welsh rugby town. Only a complete idiot would mess with a bunch of Welsh rugby players.

Of course you can take what you read in the press with a pinch of salt, but the last McGhee interview I read he said he had no interest in bringing Klimpl to Aberdeen.

I doubt Motherwell have any say in where Llanelli play the second leg. I also doubt anything in the Daily Mail

I think that's the bottom line.

Aye, but what if rented a bigger ground, paid for all the extra stewarding/policing etc. and Man U didnt bring enough fans to cover the extra costs? It's all about the money, and just because you move to a bigger stadium doesn't mean you are guaranteed a bigger profit.

What they'll be worried about (obviously) is moving it, and then not getting enough fans turning up to cover the costs of renting the bigger stadium. No doubt, the club representatives will be able to give them an idea of traveling fans likely to turn up regardless of the first leg result. Then it will just be a case of "do the sums add up?"

The smart readers had worked out that joke without the need for replying.

If anybody needs 'weeyin' explained, let me know.

Only 22? I was happy for 32 years - then I got married.

Which, in the current financial climate, is about 50/50.

As it says on the official site, as a season ticket holder, you can book over the phone until Monday the 29th.

Presumably, nobody out of contract at the end of the month has been registered (which makes sense). I'm guessing that doesn't automatically mean a player won't re-sign for us if a better deal doesn't come along - just that they are evaluating their options over the summer.

I'm sure that was just extra security to put off anybody trying to 'shoulder-surf' him and steal the number.

Just bear in mind the station probably closes for a few hours in the morning, so they might put you out into the street until it opens again.