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I'd be very surprised if it was as low as £6m. Not sure why we're believing GIMOC all of a sudden. Think about it logically before taking posts at face value. We paid nearly £4m. SC Heerenveen will retain a healthy sell-on fee, and when you include his contract during his time here that will...

Not sure where I said they were on equal footing in terms of demand... Regardless of how inconsistent he is, he's still one of our main sources of goals.

I still think he'd probably angle a move away regardless. He's also 28 in March. Might be the only real opportunity for the club to recoup a decent fee for him.

I'd potentially throw Wright into that mix as well.

£60m is it then

Looks like Ndidi is off to Besiktas.

I was about to say it doesn't really need to be repeated. We just need to stop making life considerably harder for ourselves by starting the season poorly. We already as it stands have a squad and a coaching staff that is more than capable of getting us to the play offs again as long as we...

Any journalist worth their weight in gold would surely be trying to liaise with their counterparts in Wolfsberg, or with those which are pushing out these tweets, to see if they can gleam any further information. It might not necessarily come to anything, as any information they have available...

It's not bitter ex revisionism, it's a valid observation. MVE isn't that great defensively. For the most part his positioning is poor and he often has lapses of concentration which has lead to multiple goals being conceded. However, comparative to the vast majority of his counterparts across...

No they aren't. Most of those who are spending are replacing what they've lost.

Even if they do get punished, I can't see it being a significant deduction and would likely be halved on appeal anyway.

It's a really strange strategy from Birmingham. They've done some nice business through bringing in Doyle, Cashin and Osayi-Samuel. But then with their 'marquee' signings, they've opted to target players whose careers are on a downward trajectory, yet will still demand high fees / wages. For a...

At this stage I really can't see another striker coming in unless the club receives a very good offer for one of the main three. We'll certainly bring in another CB and probably a versatile winger.

Really good squad, but a completely unproven manager who is going into a high-pressure job where results will be expected immediately.

Their revenue, whilst exceptionally high for a club or their size, will be swallowed by a likely massive wage bill. In Moore, Coady and O'Brien you're potentially looking at around £70-80k in wages per week alone at a very rough guess.

True, but still they've still basically lost all their top goalscorers who registered 10+ goals for the past two seasons - granted Sargent is still here for now but I'd imagine he's almost certainly off. That's a huge hole to fill.

Agreed. Vast majority of teams are just replacing what they've lost. Same applies to Norwich, who have probably had one of the better windows. They've sold Sainz, Rowe and soon to be Sargent in this window.

King Power are financing the club with loans from MSD Holdings, they don't have a pot to piss in. Regardless they'll still be able to offer lucrative wages. Especially now it's starting to look like they're beginning to move players on. Very much doubt they'll be signing anyone for...

Probably. Both Kitching and Thomas are highly uncomfortable at dealing with long balls.

It'll keep them up as it'll be effective at times and will inevitably get them points. Still, relying on a soon to be 33 year old Moore for a full season is ambitious.