Adam Webster

And the, the, the problem we've got is that there, there's no solution.

There's no workable solution because I've seen people say, "Oh, we should bring in Adam Webster," or, "We should bring in Connor Cody." The talk of that is number one, it's players who haven't kicked a football in anger for six months.

Yeah.

So they've got to get up to speed.

Now, what they have lost is an abundance of experience.

Adam Webster, James Milner, that could be difficult to replace in terms of finding those talented players in Europe and around the world.

They're building an all-purpose women's stadium now next to the Amex, so that'll be one of the first in the world for an all-purpose women's stadium.

So in terms of the whole running of the club, it is a real credit to Tony Bloom and Paul Barber, who are, you know, the two most influential people within that.

I keep seeing him like, it's just, I just don't know.

So Adam, how are you? And what did you make of that deal? kind of last 24 to 48 hours of deadline day? Because there was a lot of moving parts there compared to usual, wasn't there?

There were.

And that was a fun one.

I mean, I do want to pivot back because we aren't quite done with it yet, but in terms of the window, like now it's all over.

Carlos Baleba obviously left, Welbeck gone.

A whole host of players retired or moved on kind of on a free contract and notably Solly, Adam Webster, both without a team still.

Um, so maybe those that were fuming about us dropping both, uh, I hope they're maybe starting to become a little bit more forgiving of the Albion hierarchy and being able to identify players that may not be able to do it anymore.

And last, but absolutely by no means least, is the Watford Observer's Watford FC correspondent, your friend and mine, it's Mr Adam Drury.

How are you feeling? You're, I think, the only one among us who did the trip to and from Swansea, and you're definitely the only one among us that did the trip to and from Swansea while having to keep the Watford fan base up to date with what was going on on transfer deadline day via the Watford Observer.

It was the busiest day I've ever had in the job, by far.

And I'm knackered, to be honest.

But all good.

Enjoyed it.

I was just about to settle down to watch the game.

I got a call from Optus to see if I could go and work at Wickham versus Sheffield Wednesday, which I did.

See, there are really annoying things here.

There are really annoying, like you look at Adam Webster, he's available still on a free transfer.

He was obviously rumoured to be signing for Watford at one point, but the wages were a problem because he's demanding £27,000 a week.

You're a free agent.

We only hear about the Callum O'Hare bid and little bits and bats of other things that might be going on.

We also know that Adam Webster's been at Shirecliff.

We know that Liam Kitchen's been at Shirecliff.

We know that he's still been going back and forth with Leicester.