According to the data he is:
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Best at preventing goals and stopping crosses, that'll do.
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Best at preventing goals and stopping crosses, that'll do.
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Coops the best keeper in the Championship?
- Thread starter Johnny Paradise
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Now he's fit again - we'll probably have to fend off multi million pound bids for Coops in the not too distant future...
I don’t think we’ll receive any offers this summer - at least not the kind of offers that we’d be willing to accept. Clubs will want to see that he’s fully over his injuries before parting with big money.
He's only got a year left on his contract I believe. So either he'll be sold this Summer or needs a contract extension.
If the data suggests he’s performing at top level after injury we’ll receive offers.
Clubs that were interested before will see he’s consistent after injury and be back in for him.
Clubs that were interested before will see he’s consistent after injury and be back in for him.
I feel the ship may have sailed for big money (£10m+). Is an offer of £5m really worth it if we stay up, as opposed to retaining arguably a top 5 goalkeeper in the league when fully fit? I’m not so sure.
I’d be very surprised if an extension isn’t already underway and close to signing.
A four year contract for a £20m rated goalkeeper won’t be cheap.4 year contract extension please
Take the money and spend it on rebuilding the rest of the squad which is clearly necessary whichever Division we are in. Hazard is a perfectly adequate replacement.
Nowhere near good enough with the ball at his feet to be considered elite.
Love him but I agree with you, we aren't in a position to be sentimental and (hopefully) it would be good for Mikey's career.
He is getting back to his best but not quite there yet. Sometimes his distribution is not what it was.
