I've seen that so many times before, there is a lot of 'uncertainty' over some our players. Maybe Silva is saying we need do some recruitment to the 'powers that be'.
Let's not forget that the last five games, our oppositions fought for every ball and didn't roll over to die like some early oppositions. I think the improvement in some our opposition has to do with our opposition players wanting to transfer out of their respective clubs. There are a lot of players at Luton, Preston, Derby and Sheffield United would love to transfer to a better placed team, a huge incentive to perform against FFC.
On the 10th of this month, West London Sport reported this:
'Fulham boss Marco Silva says he expects a quiet January transfer window and that the Covid-19 situation means he is reluctant to let players leave the club.'
In light of results, Silva may change his mind, but it doesn't suggest the team's recent dip in form can be attributed to 'player uncertainty'.
https://www.westlondonsport.com/fulham/silva-wants-fulham-fringe-players-to-stay
Quote from: Arthur on December 23, 2021, 10:45:32 AM
On the 10th of this month, West London Sport reported this:
'Fulham boss Marco Silva says he expects a quiet January transfer window and that the Covid-19 situation means he is reluctant to let players leave the club.'
In light of results, Silva may change his mind, but it doesn't suggest the team's recent dip in form can be attributed to 'player uncertainty'.
https://www.westlondonsport.com/fulham/silva-wants-fulham-fringe-players-to-stay
It doesn't matter what Silva thinks. If Fulham are offered £30m for Mitro and he has a 'buy out' clause then not much Silva can do. He has to sell and buy replacement.
Quote from: rebel on December 22, 2021, 08:09:15 PM
Maybe Silva is saying we need do some recruitment to the 'powers that be'.
You seem to have forgotten the content of your own post and the comment about Silva wanting to recruit.
It conveys that the uncertainty lies with players who fear losing their place in the starting XI to a new arrival.
Hence my reply.