Charlie Wayman

Of course not but there's no danger of that in JWP's case

Stone me, even you want him in the midfield mix er!

Easy & Cheap response, you can do much better than this

Some people like hot weather some like it cold. Vive la difference! JWP is the classic journeyman in my book, sort of OK, good but not good enough, invisble when the going got tough. Remind me how many England caps he was awarded? Even Ricky Lambert managed that. !

We don't need anybody at the moment until Charles decides where his future lies Chez: Not sure JWP can be described as a journeyman. Chat GTP: Competent, reliable and experienced but not considered exceptional or at the top of their field.

Why are we even talking about yesterday's journeyman, why would the club saddle themselves with a huge salary bill for a bit part player who has failed in the PL at WHU and could never challenge Downes and Jander for a starting place. Bragg is the future, our Academy lad made good if we really need "one of our own" for PR

In some ways the quieter the better, it may mean that few if any of our players are agitating to get away in which case the Club will be in a great position to bat away speculative enquiries for our better players. If we lose none then the impertaive to buy replacements is reduced and we can face the rest of the window in a far more relaxed frame of mind. Cool heads make much better decisions. Yes, we have to replace Stewart and quite possibly Charles although there doesn't seem to be much disquiet from the player about wanting out. Fingers crossed that a pin dropping will be the only ditressing noise that we have to face in the run up to our first match.

No. We need to move away from soft centred sentimentality. Move on.

He's not naughty, he's just misunderstood.

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I know it's a joke and I will lead the chorus of "He's not wanted here!" On the other hand, there's a broader issue for older players on high salaries as we have seen with Sterling. These people may hold out for what they see as their worth in the marketplace but like all goods they are only worth what people will be prepared to pay for them. These days money for most is tight and so when the time comes to spend, it will be spent wisely. In terms of players likely considerations will be "Is the player a game changer?"; "Can we get 2/3 seasons out of him?"; "Can we sell him on in the market for a profit?" "What's his injury record, how reliable will he be?"; " How flexible is the player, or Is he too set in his ways to be coached into a different style of play?" In JWP's case, very few of those boxes can be ticked and his future will be bleak if WHU discard him. One suspects his future offers might come from lower Championship sides or abroad in tha US, Middle East or a lesser European league. I'm not sure that would suit him at all, he seems like a home boy to me. As far as we are concerned, the days of "one of our own" sentimentality are surely behind us after the debacles of Theo, Adam and Oriol. We don't need and won't make that mistake again

Much too gloomy. He's a good player and will get a better club than you fear. Bournemouth might take him back and even Villa as a back-up

Nor me.

Most of our games will be on Sky so ST waste of money

Hopefully Dragan has told them to do the proverbial