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It's not true, for a number of reasons. But let's say hypothetically it was, I genuinely wouldn't want him.

Big away allocation and don't think we sold out last time. Be surprised if it didn't reach 1k tbh.

1,466 for their trip there in the 23/24 season. We're guilty of the same thing, so not knocking it, but it's mad how much support changes when the team is doing well.

Come back Chris Marsh, all is forgiven.

I'd say firstly, MVE hasn't been playing for us for 15 years, so we can ignore that stat. Secondly, if I was a coach/analyst I would have the data for how Hull defend against long throws and ask Lampard to make a tactical decision based on that. I assume that's what's happened, regardless of...

There must be some stats out there for goals/chances created on long throws v short throws against Hull. Safe to assume that's the reason we opted for that tactic yesterday.

2 poor teams last night. Nothing to be worried about there. Do like the look of Kyogo though. Reckon he's going to right up there for top goalscorer.

Not my personal choice but I would be massively surprised if we didn't start like this (injuries not included) Rushworth MVE Thomas Kitching Dasilva Grimes Sheaf Saka Rudoni EMC Simms

In fairness, he's not prime Cafu. Going to have to work himself into a starting spot (in whatever position) and work to stay there.

It was, but you would have to worry with his size coming up against some lumps of Championship clubs number 9s. A Kieffer Moore, A Emil Riis, A George Hirst etc. Lots to be excited about with him though.

I'd rather see a loan move to a League One team to be honest. Get him involved in the rough and tumble of English football, rather than the continental stuff.

Don't even bother.

Yeah couldn't agree more. It sort of reminds me a bit like schoolboy football in a way. You're the best centre midfielder in the team and captain, then along comes a new lad from a different team who also plays in your position and is miles better than you at what you do. Now he's the weakest of...

Gilbert is a rat.

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Perhaps I'm reading this wrong. I thought you said it will be worse when we go to the Prem. I'm trying to understand what you think is worse in the Prem than Monday at 6pm?

Sounds like you're agreeing that it won't be worse in the Prem then. I agree.

Doesn't really answer the question. Kick off times are going to change, subjectively 6pm on a Monday in the week between Christmas is shit or fantastic. For me, it's fantastic. When you said it will get worse than 6pm on a Monday if we reach the Prem, I was trying to figure out what would be...

Which games in Premier League this season are scheduled for a Monday at 6pm? Or worse?

4 Saturday home 3pm kick offs before the turn of the year (and a boxing day home 3pm kick off too). I mean in this modern world, it's not too bad.