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Macca to Millwall?

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If you learn something from every game, there shall come a point in time, when you should never lose... Jimmy Sirrel

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Click & bait again, why do people fall for it?

This account has just 482 followers. It's spam.

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Made a bid, bit different to Fee agreed.

It's just the usual click and bait football rumours.

Till I see something official from Notts, I won't believe any rumour.

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Transfer 24/7's tweet seems to be genuine and trustworthy. I bet they've spent years trying to build up their reputation in a modest and reliable way. *sarcasm*

A bid may have been made, but I don't trust sites that are that generic.

To me, it all seems very clickbait, but only time will tell. I'm not going to worry or pay much attention until anything comes forward. However, with us being linked to Will Evans, it does make me somewhat curious. There could be more to it, we'll see.

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@Piethagoram you have me worried that macca might be leaving. :(

with will evans being reportedly seen at notts and a potenial bid of £2m for macaulay langstaff, it could open up a bidding war. i do think if other areas of the press like local papers to club start writing about him, then there might just be something in it.

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I dont want Macca to go, but if an exceptional offer comes in, you cant deny him the chance of championship football

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I can't see Macca leaving. He looks comfortable at Notts and having been given the captaincy this could be a way to keep him.

Although, if the right fee comes along and it's a fee that could be used wisely and is a price above valuation then as gutting as it would be would have no choice but to accept.

Two Million? He's Got To Be Worth Three At the Very Least. Nah I think Macca will be at the Lane, until the Next January Transfer Window and maybe beyond. Depends how many Goals he Scores.

There might be some truth to the Millwall rumours, although I’m uncertain if they’ve made an actual bid or merely shown interest. I don’t believe we should be concerned, but it could potentially lead to a flurry of bids. As long as Notts secures a favourable deal if anything does transpire, I’ll be content.

I can't see Macca joining Millwall.

Millwall  lack pace in driving the attacking phase, struggling to play through teams.

They play  a bit like we did when we struggled on the later part of last season. Continually passing around the back with no obvious options in the midfield. The transition from the defensive line to midfield is then stagnant.

The ball is eventually worked back to the goalkeeper, who launches it forward. A common theme in such scenarios like this is that Millwall eventually plays the ball long. However, such long balls can reduce passing accuracy and gift possession back to the opposition.

Subsequently. He will be fed less than the Scotland front line in Germany 2024.

So he won't go to Millwall.

Even if they’ve made a bid (quite possible as Pete is a proper sports journalist, I think all these sports sites have just pinched his info) we’ve no idea on the amount. Are they going to come in with a massive bid first time? I doubt it. It could just be a bit cheeky bid in the vein of if you don’t ask you don’t get…

Macauley is quite happy here, he's been interviewed plenty of times and wants to take this club into L1. Every player will have his price and if a club comes in with a huge offer and Macca is tempted to move up then it would be daft to turn it down. I’m pretty sure the club have said they have contingency plans if a key player is to move on. I'm not too worried about losing him right now, if I start to see reports on BBC, Sky Sports, The Athletic etc then I'll be worried...

I don’t envision it happening just yet. I believe the club will aim to secure all their targets, but they might allow someone to potentially sign Macaulay Langstaff. The moment a team receives a substantial fee for a player, others expect you to pay a premium for players. If we are to progress, we need to recruit first and then evaluate our options. I don’t foresee him leaving us in the near future.

Millwall aren’t a particularly appealing club. Macca might find it a bit of a stretch from there to Newcastle. He often returns to his hometown, so I suspect he’d prefer a move closer to home. I’m not overly concerned about Millwall or Swansea City.

 

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