Nahki Wells

[LoftusRoadLad]

QPR fans have called for Bristol City striker Nahki Wells to ‘return home’, after the 30-year-old was hounded on Twitter

Would you like to see him back next season ?

https://the72.co.uk/221207/shocking-to-see-they-dont-know-what-they-have-plenty-of-qpr-fans-condemn-bristol-city-fans-abuse-of-30-y-o/

[Stainrod]

We can’t afford his wages or transfer fee , that’s why we couldn’t sign him .

[lincoln ranger]

Wells and Austin up front = automatic promotion!

[ArcticHoop]

Wells and Austin up front

That would be something. Shame we can´t afford them both. Lucky if we can keep Charlie

[SheepRanger]

Wells and Austin up front = automatic promotion!

I sold Dieng to my Leeds mate today for £20m - this could happen!!

[Shania]

Can Amit pay his wages?

[QPRDave]

Take a paycut Nakki, we would love you back.
Score dozens of goals with our style of play

[MYU]

Can Amit pay his wages?

I don't believe they can and that's one problem.

We need a bigger ground, car park and money will attract itself.

[3London]

I still think they should have rolled the dice and pre spent some of the Eze money that they new that was coming our way - considering what we have spent on Dykes and Bonne both in combined fees and wages ..that extra Push to keep wells ..and we would be in a much better place ...although he is having what is considered a poor season at Bristol he has still scored as many as our strikers!

[Shania]

I don't believe they can and that's one problem.

We need a bigger ground, car park and money will attract itself.

True that, and we are not fully sustained as a club.. But it`s a pity,because Wells and QPR was a good fit.

[Shania]

I still think they should have rolled the dice and pre spent some of the Eze money that they new that was coming our way - considering what we have spent on Dykes and Bonne both in combined fees and wages ..that extra Push to keep wells ..and we would be in a much better place ...although he is having what is considered a poor season at Bristol he has still scored as many as our strikers!

In hindsight yes.

[stanistheman]

I still think they should have rolled the dice and pre spent some of the Eze money that they new that was coming our way - considering what we have spent on Dykes and Bonne both in combined fees and wages ..that extra Push to keep wells ..and we would be in a much better place ...although he is having what is considered a poor season at Bristol he has still scored as many as our strikers!

True, but the club wanted to stay within the FFP rules.

To fund the signing the club could have tried selling Eze and loaning him back for the remainder of the season as other clubs sometimes do. I know hindsight again, but really this type of thing is what some good managers /DoFs think of as part of future planning. It' thinking outside of the box and is not for us fans to post on forums what clubs should be doing.

[Fordy]

Time to move on. Couldn’t afford him and now hes a year older without Eze, Bright, Manning, Hugill creating chances for him.

[Stainrod]

I still think they should have rolled the dice and pre spent some of the Eze money that they new that was coming our way - considering what we have spent on Dykes and Bonne both in combined fees and wages ..that extra Push to keep wells ..and we would be in a much better place ...although he is having what is considered a poor season at Bristol he has still scored as many as our strikers!

Wells had no sell on value to be spending that kind of money on him at his age would have gone against what the club is trying to do .

[SheepRanger]

I still think they should have rolled the dice and pre spent some of the Eze money that they new that was coming our way - considering what we have spent on Dykes and Bonne both in combined fees and wages ..that extra Push to keep wells ..and we would be in a much better place ...although he is having what is considered a poor season at Bristol he has still scored as many as our strikers!

Lucky we didnt. The first installment from the Eze transfer money has probably covered £4m of the £5m we normally get in ticket sales every season