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That sounds less than positive. If he's ruptured his achilles he'll probably be out until December / January.

A symptom of having an owner that is genuinely on par with Trump with some of the sensationalist nonsense he comes out with.

I suspect they'll go hell for leather to try to get promoted this season and deal with the consequences later. Their only real strategy for mitigating their likely still massive losses seems to be to drive commercial revenue to be on par with clubs receiving parachute payments - which Wagner...

Losses are assessed over a three year rolling period. Think £39m is the max.

I suspect it's because there isn't much of a willingness for clubs to pay over what's being touted in the media. So holding out for a higher fee just isn't realistic or productive. The agent will have been in direct dialogue with clubs for some time now so he'll likely have a pretty good gauge...

From scouting reports Brau seems like an out and out left back that likes to get forward and put crosses in. If your description is right I'm fairly sure it won't be him...

He's rumoured to be loaned out to the Championship to be fair. Probably won't be us though.

Sadly, I doubt it'll save all that much as the club will undoubtedly still have to pay a sizeable chunk of his current wages.

Clearly you're unfamiliar with the concept of a joke..

To be honest good as his name is ridiculous.

I mean Sick Boy's posts infer otherwise.

Will be interesting to see if the club manage to sell more boxes this year. Half were left empty last season for most games.

I’ve never claimed they’re the ‘big bad’ agents. On the contrary, if they manage to secure a move for him, they’ve successfully done what they’re paid to do. Gyokeres will inevitably be approving whatever his agent suggests as he wants a move. It's a bit ridiculous to think he solely has the...

As mentioned though it's not Gyokeres masterminding their own exit which you seemed to infer. He'll be heeding the advice of his agency. It's really not hard to actually figure that out.

Who do you think would've advised him to go on strike in the first place? You're giving a lot of credit to Gyokeres by thinking he'll be masterminding his own exit.

Which to be honest is incredibly naive by Gyokeres and his agency. Clearly no one learned anything from the Harry Kane / Spurs / Man City saga?

He'll say he wants a move. How they go about facilitating said move will be entirely their doing. That's their job and ultimately what they're paid to do. I doubt he has very little involvement beyond saying he wants to leave.

Obviously. I'm just contextualising. It's wrong to suggest it's just him as that's not how the industry works.

I suspect it's more his agency rather than him to be honest. They're clearly incredibly aggressive in their approach.

The club will be actively looking to move on 4-5 I would've thought. Whether they're successful in that is of course another matter but ultimately this isn't Lampard's squad and he'll want the opportunity to make changes this summer to mould it to his liking.