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Great, I've already said why that is.

Hill Dicks are not even a prestigious legal firm, they do a lot of work in the NHS and I can't imagine this deal is that lucrative

Tyl I'm not sure that's necessarily true, especially given we've had a few players who were late bloomers.

Looks like Fadz and Fleck won't be at Wembley either

It is actually

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It's speaks of a player that has had a succession of bad injuries yes

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He wasn't lazy, worked hard when he played for us just had a languid style.

Not really relevant when the metric was about pass completion rates. Sheaf's was better, particularly with medium and long passing. In fact, probably fair to say that Grimes pass completion rate is distorted by him exchanging passes with Thomas and Kitching.

He played 48 minutes more in the game and collects the ball from the centre backs

Blame successive ministers on the NHS debacle, as well as successive Chancellors and their useful idiots at NHS England.

Ben Sheaf pass completion was 81.6% Matt Grimes was 80.1% https://fbref.com/en/matches/cb8405b4/Sunderland-Coventry-City-May-13-2025-Championship

I'd prefer Orient to come up because I haven't been there. Charlton are not particularly likeable, Godden aside. Went there in the Premier League to see a 2-2 draw!

Emil Riis released by Preston. Is it only us he's looked good against? He looked on a par with Gyokeres in 2021/22!

Tony Ifans from TNS Solutions, big welshman with an eye for goal

Indeed, we just need a little bit to turn dominating two games into goals. It doesn't need a complete overhaul.

Lampard did suggest he got some game time a few weeks ago because he wanted to play and worked hard in training. I think it's easier to work with somebody who believes they should be playing than somebody who doesn't care. I agree with you he's got a lot to learn in how to manage centre backs...

Tyler Walker released by Lincoln, all gone horribly wrong for him hasn't it.

My personal view is that the BBC get their funding allocation the wrong way around, and should spend more on local media and news and less on light entertainment.