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Hasenhuttl Agrees New Deal In Principle 10:00 - Apr 13 with 823 views

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Hasenhuttl Agrees New Deal In Principle on 10:24 - Apr 13 with 802 views

PatfromPoole

Great news if true.

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Hasenhuttl Agrees New Deal In Principle on 11:22 - Apr 13 with 757 views

this_charming_man

Good news. Seems to be but more of an old fashioned manager set up at saints now the manager in control of much of the footballing side rather than the first team coach model which is fashionable at the moment.

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Hasenhuttl Agrees New Deal In Principle on 15:45 - Apr 13 with 635 views

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Hasenhuttl Agrees New Deal In Principle on 10:24 - Apr 13 by PatfromPoole
Great news if true.

Old News .

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Hasenhuttl Agrees New Deal In Principle on 17:22 - Apr 13 with 573 views

Butty101

Nick started off ok then as ever fell into the usual article routine e.g the fans are thick....
“ Perhaps in hindsight in the next year or so Saints fans will see and appreciate the financial shackles that the club has had to work under, the evidence is there and mainly out on loan, no club of our size can absorb the financial cost for the number of players and their wages for those who are not in the first team plans and still continue to spend on replacements.”

Followed up by a text book look at GAO investing in the club.
The way the club has behaved in the current situation and the praise it has received for not furloughing non playing staff showed that although Gao is not willing to throw good money after bad, he is willing to finance it when the situation merits and this is another good sign.

He isn’t financing anything the players have deferred their wages

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