Omer

Okay, he went hot and cold a couple of times, but you look at Fleming and see what he's about.

It's going to be really hard to replace him.

I know like, you know, we can go to the market, spend five million on another player to try and replace him or however way you want to do it.

I'm not surprised.

Well, I'm surprised we're not trying to, you know, bring Scott Twine into the deal or try and get someone on loan like that from them, for example.

But, you know, but I look at this and I feel like,

You know, it's a shame to lose him, but at the same time, a lot of money for the club.

And we can try and, you know, see how we can play with that from there.

Benjamin?

I actually feel like this, Mickey, I feel it's undervalued impact that, you know, what I'm saying about Fleming, because you watch him play.

And there's games and instances where he's come out with broad chest and let's try and take this to the team that we're playing against.

Almost Steve Morrison-like in a sense.

He was that kind of talisman for us.

And I don't think we can underplay that.

Listen, you've got value in mind.

The money's crazy.

We don't turn over a lot of money as a club in general, commercially.

We don't really bring in a lot of shirt sales.

We don't really bring in a lot of matchday revenue whilst the club are trying to improve that and you can see it visibly.

But to replace that kind of talisman, it's a tough ask, mate.