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Wonder how many pages since we actually signed anyone?

Straight to pens.

Found this from Football League World. It's what I remembered: The Sky Blues completed the signing of Mason-Clark on deadline day for what has been described as a "substantial undisclosed fee", with the 24-year-old putting pen-to-paper on a contract to keep him at the CBS Arena until June 2028...

I'm pretty sure that EMC has 3 years left on his contract. Not sure about Torp.

I think that’s true. Difficult to work out exactly where cause and effect sat, but neither side emerged with any credit.

Their approach to business was a major problem - the whole “we batter people in court” thing. As I recall, part of their business was buying distressed debt and in that model being an aggressive prick can work. When you own a football club you have to work with multiple other parties and...

According to Google Maps that would take just over 17 hours, so probably a bit unrealistic.

Magnificent yesterday. The whole tempo of our play changed as soon as he went off.

Don’t normally think 10s are appropriate but today Wright, Rudi, Grimes and Torp put in pretty strong bids

Like everyone, saw the headline and thought is this a wind up. Great news!!!

Don’t be lazy. Just read the 422 pages to find out!

I thought they were looking OK. I think they’ve released some of the “reserved areas” earlier than they did for Hull.

Apparently it was meant to be Colchester, but it wasn’t actually their nickname (think that came from the Sky Blue History podcast).

I remember "We want the old five" being chanted in the West End in the 70's.

Imagine it on here, if we'd lost the first game of the season 3-0 to a promoted team that most people expect to struggle.

He seems to be at his best when he does things instinctively, not so good when he has time to think. I recall one of the managers in the 70’s (might have been Shankly?) saying that when he was scouting a player he was always looking to see what he did when he had time.

This thread does remind me of two years ago when I seem to recall posts saying that King was playing too much hardball with Gyokeres and that he'd kill the transfer to Sporting and Vic would walk away for nothing in 12 months.

Twenty minute intervals!

While we’re on the nostalgia kick, anyone else in the BC years (before Ceefax) used to phone up the ground to find out the score?

It was the (non) signing of Franz Carr that cost me (my Dad).