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Shame, you should've stuck around. Might've learned something.

Dependent on further outgoings/incomings I can see Forest potentially struggling a bit this season. Gibbs-White and Elanga are huge losses for them. I suspect Chris Wood will also struggle to replicate the form shown during the first 2/3s of the season last season as well. They've got a decent...

Liverpool will probably look to move him on permanently as a part of their wider funding strategy for their transfer spend this window. I know Palace were rumoured to be interested. If not, I would imagine it would command a healthy loan fee to bring him in. Something I very much doubt DK would...

Personally I think that's nonsense. What competent businessman would invest a seven figure sum into something on the basis that windfall might come in to fund it.

They might even look to retain him this season to play a more prominent role. With Sancho returning to United and Madueke gone, Sterling out of the mix, they're lacking wingers currently.

To be fair if he's filling in for two positions I'd imagine he'd get a good amount of game time. He'd probably be coming off the bench at least once a week and with squad rotation / injuries he'd no doubt start. There could also be a possibility of a loan-to-buy.

I think Sporting know he's gone to be fair. They're just digging their heels in to try to get maximum value. From Arsenal's perspective they need a striker though and there's not really any available under £100m currently. Which is why I can't see them landing Sesko - and it's not just his fee...

Certainly wouldn't say no but he's linked with a move away, potentially to the PL. If we could guarantee game time, someone like Donley would be more realistic I'd imagine.

I'm pretty keen on Jamie Donley from Spurs who was at Orient last season. Still a bit raw but bags of ability and can play at AM or out on the right.

EMC can't play at RW. He couldn't at Peterborough, and as shown when Robins attempted at trying him out there he can't here. We need another RW winger in or someone who's versatile and can play a couple of positions.

Every year their owner takes out a loan of around £20m from MSD Holdings which has an interest rate attached of around 10%-ish. Financially they're a bit of a mess to be honest. They lost nearly £34m in the latest set of accounts.

It doesn't matter what sport it is. You become a better player by playing with and against better players under better coaches. As mentioned, the quality NL had has dropped off. It's not like a few years ago when half the league at that time could've quite comfortably competed at the top end...

It wasn't just the standard of football though per say, although that certainly didn't help. The bleakness at the Ricoh was a symptom of years of off-the-field issues from 2011 through to the early Championship years. You didn't get that at Highfield Road. The level of toxicity within the...

It's been shite because the club has gone through possibly it's worst period ever during that period. Context is everything.

Were you dropped on your head as a child? You replied to my post first? How do I follow you around like a bad smell when I don't even know who you are. Aston Villa did it to Louie Barry last season. Stoke recalled Nathan Lowe from Walsall to feature in their first team. Albeit they were...

Seems he had to take a pay cut to join them and paid his own compensation clause. Likely wasn't anywhere near their first choice either. Big job on his hands. What a mess.

Didn't you just comment on my post? As a player you get better by playing with better players and under better coaches, not by remaining at a club you've outgrown. If his performances justify it, is deemed ready and there's an option on the table to play at a better club in a higher league...

This is a pretty uninformed argument to be honest when many clubs do what I've suggested with their young players. If the performances justify it, I personally I don't believe in letting a player stagnate across a full season in a league where he's vastly superior to everyone else around him.

Not opposed to sending him to FGR. I don't think the club has got it quite right in recent years when loaning out young players, but this seems like a sensible move for his first loan. If he does ridiculously well the club can always recall and send him to a L2 club in Jan to fast track his...

They weren't against Leeds last season which was wasn't far from a sellout if memory serves.