Damien Delaney

It probably happened just a little bit quick this year insofar as, you know, as they're going and he's going.

But again, you've got to look from Steve Parrish's point of view.

In January, we're going to lose an asset for nothing in five months.

Now, at the time in January, he probably felt, well, we're not going to get relegated, right?

So I'd rather have 20 million quid rather than keep Mark Ahe.

So he sold him.

But then the manager is just completely just almost throwing him under the bus, just saying that, like, no, I understand the manager's personal ambition.

And he felt like they won the FA Cup first time in Europe.

Spend, let's go.

But Steve is stuck strong to his principles.

Now, whether he's right or wrong for doing that,

you know the fans can argue the bones of that but he stuck to his principles his game plan of what he said the club was going to be young talent unheralded stars out of the championship get them in the first team and sell them for a higher price they're executing everything that they said they wanted to do

They're more than likely going to be a Premier League team next year.

They get an opportunity now to get young kids in.

They get an opportunity now to test their scouting system.

And so far as the players that can vote, that came in on the weekend, who was definitely unlucky for the penalty that was given against him.

But, you know, so he's going to come in.

Can he be the next Mark Gahee?

You know, can you get the likes of, you know, Ismail Assar or Jeremy Pino?

Can they be the next ones that we can increase their value?