Players have release clauses inserted in contracts to enable them to further their own careers should a club be relegated. It is standard practise and anyone thinking that the club has been remiss in allowing them to have these clauses is way off the mark. A young player would not sign for a club if they thought that they would be tied to that club should they be relegated. Robinson, for instance, is far too good to be playing league one football but without that release clause could be forced to remain at the club, damaging his career.
Don't blame the club or the players for looking after themselves and their families, blame the crooked owners who put us in this position.
I, for one, hope all the players who leave us move to clubs that appreciate their talent and all of them go on to have decent careers. Don't forget, these are the same players who gave their all in the final games of the season to save the club and are still doing this by way of their transfer fees.
We have to sell to survive, we have to reduce our on going wage bill and we need to make the club attractive to new owners by showing that we can live within our means and not become a drain on their resources.