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He has looked a bit heavy TBF but he's still a decent player

Probably how they've classed parachute payments?

As much credit as Ipswich got for the promotion, look at that wage bill, 5th highest.

Big losses to chase promotion is now flowing down the leagues, Birmingham's this season will be astronomical. Charlton have just released their accounts, they made a £14m operating loss last season (£10m the season before).

That's interesting. Fair play to King he's certainly driven the matchday income. You'd hope that and the commercial income is improved further this season. What's the 'ave weekly' column?

An even bigger loss for Luton is Alfie Doughty, also out for the season.

He destroyed us in that first half at Wembley and scored at our place. He's not been scoring but he's still a big presence.

I think at this point in the season these sort of things matter less. Remember Robins saying that it's a sprint finish no matter what

Apart from the assist the other night, and a cross we scored from v Luton at home

Transformation is just the latest buzz word that enables consultancies to keep selling services, it's lost all meaning

That is the essence of it

Wright touched it 11 times in 84 minutes TBF

David Coleman too, so much so that Private Eye has a column of pundit gaffs called Colemanballs

Milan was probably one of the players closest to the commentary box at the time as well

I mean it would be delicious to win there to seal play offs and their relegation

They are more difficult to beat when they're at home though TBF. The last time I saw them they looked a bit more like the aggressive pressing team that got promoted.

His peak period he didn't and that's what the comparison is

He managed a decent number of assists last season, his crossing is fine.

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In fairness to EMC he contributed a greater threat than Sakamoto. Wright and Sakamoto between them had less touches of the ball than EMC.