The manager and his director of football had agreed that at between £3m – £4 million he would be their chosen No 1 stopper when arriving at the club.
But negotiations for Fab were already well in process at £7 million and the board decided that he would be the better option.
The situation was outlined by ExWHUFCemployee on his radio show and has since been confirmed to CandH by a top club source on e mail.
We were told: “They wanted to buy him a year earlier for £3-£4m but we bought Fabianski instead for more as we thought he was a far better option for more as we thought he was better.”
Now, with the situation collapsing around them there’s every possibility that No 3 David Martin could be called up for the match against Spurs.
Unbelievable seems to be the only suitable word.