Jon Brady: Northampton Town boss says big-spending clubs putting market 'out of kilter'
Northampton Town boss Jon Brady says big-spending lower-division sides are affecting the summer transfer market for other clubs.
Brady has so far signed three players - defenders Patrick Brough and Manny Monthe, and forward Kieron Bowie.told BBC Radio Northampton."It was a lot simpler last year because League Two wasn't how League Two is this year, which has thrown everything out of kilter.huge transfer fee in the National League to York, the striker [Dipo] Akinyemi,"On our defensive line, we feel we're strong in our defensive line and we've got some depth there.
Northampton lost 1-0 to Championship side Leicester City in a pre-season game at Sixfields at the weekend. "We need bodies to help us get through pre-season. There are some we're helping get fit and some we are looking at," he said.
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