The B******* not paid them

Not surprising at all. I would have wanted a bit more than a Paul Aldridge promise on Kens behalf.

Could they not have asked for a legally binding agreement? My understanding that they have to play for two weeks and then give notice that they intend to end thier contract. Not sure if doing that means they waive the rights for money owed?

Gary O'Neill fairly flippant saying wages are protected. Hes has over a decade of prem wages and is probably already thinking about his allotment and slippers. Most other players will need wages regardless of how well they are paid they still have set outgoings.

Im jusy wondering if the win on Saturday was Andersons way of saying "well you didnt do the deal quick enough. League one is not as inevitable as last weeks offer suggests. So i want more or no deal"