We ARE a selling club - our repeated relegations have caused players that we wanted to keep to demand moves ( in some cases the demand has been very aggressive - see Koumas, Davies, and Robinson) - and we, being pragmatic, have decided there's no oint keeping a player with tha mindset - to our immense credit we have nonetheless achieved very high transfer fees in almost every case.
What I find interesting is the fact that hardly any of the players that we have sold have turned out to be good investments for the buyers - in almost every case the buyers must have bitterly regretted it - Ellington, Earnshaw, Koumas, Davies, Greening, Kamara, ...probably only Robinson is the only one where the buyer definitely considers he got his money's worth - maybe PIG and Gera they might write the cheque again.