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Where is anyone saying money is no object? Signing a CB for 500k or whatever it was, is in today's reality not a ridiculous figure even if he needs time to adapt to a new country.

Morley was obviously being quoted for a sum we didn't want to pay.

“Completely unaffected” ? You must be joking.

The original post was full of snide, negative references such as “Bloomfield’s head was turned.” His head was turned the moment he was told he wasn’t wanted.

Just call me bewildered High Wycombe. I’m much too old to adjust to/comprehend what is going on. Yesterday’s return in the second half to total hoofball, allegedly in part because our new goalkeeper isn’t comfortable playing the ball out on the deck, was so sad.

The delightful slick passing football that took us to the top seems now like a distant memory. The high press involving half a dozen or more players causing what I think is now referred to as chaos in the final third (exemplified in extremis away to a shellshocked Stockport) seems to have evaporated like a spring mist.

Sad times but much too early, I suppose, to write off our promotion prospects completely.

Biggest upgrade of all time

...in 2008 (17 years ago) Matt Bloomfield came on as a 64th minute substitute (replacing Leon Knight) for Wycombe Wanderers in a 1-0 League Two win over Rotherham United at Adams Park.

Have I gone back in time 3 weeks

There were a couple of figures doing the rounds. 500k and over 2m

It seems unlikely we'd have been trying to pay a 100k loan fee if it was the former, so it suggests the fee was huge.

Or the data suggests he wasn't a good buy. Which would feel very worrying versus the visual!

In Dodds first two games we have drawn with the team that Burnley 3rd in the championship drew with and drew with a team that Birmingham only beat 1-0 and Wrexham only beat with a last minute goal that should have been disallowed for a foul. The pitch was rubbish. But we are ina crisis and the new coach is crap. Get real people and look at the positives.

We never had to worry about this sort of debate when we were "Little Wycombe".

The times they are a changing.