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You are not really comparing apples with apples though, McNally played in a back 3 with a team set up to defend and hit teams on the break. Thomas and Kitching have played mostly in a back 4 in a team, especially under Lampard, that leaves itself far more open. McNally as good as he was in his...

Not sure personally, prefer Thomas.

I hadn't realised that Forest got more points in their first season after promotion (38) than last season (32)

To stay up you realistically have to make the team greater than the sum of its parts. You are not realistically going to sign that many players, just need to be very precise about who you sign and what for. Tightening up defensively seems the obvious place, so that's a protective midfielder and...

It's an automated thing isn't it, not that bothered personally. Losing at Villa 40 years ago doesn't really sting

How do you leave the house in the morning mate? (If you do obvs)

I like O'Hare personally, nothing against him at all. Not really got anything against Hamer either, he might have strung us along but ultimately his sale has been transformative.

How many Cov there? Can't be more than a thousand

What are you getting upset for Dom?

This is extraordinary, that fat brummie wanker McGinnity's words about Roland Nilsson in the club's accounts, ignoring his own role in bringing in that dinosaur Jim Smith and the crap players he signed...

*Chef's kiss*

The club's accounts for years ending 2000 and 2001 show operating losses (before amortisation of players which imo is a paper loss) of £1.5m in each year. After that it added in profits on sales of players which brought both years to a profit position. I think the day to day financial...

What's the position with parachute payments this time? Isn't there some tapering for a yo-yo team so that it doesn't lock in the yo-yo-ing?

Yeah Peter Reid looked unbelievable chasing Maradona

Fair play to Wilder imo, fronts it up to the stupid pricks

Anyway, I'm going to retire from this thread I think. It's tedious arguing the same points all of the time.

A bond is just swapping a reserve attracting interest at the BOE for a gilt, it pays interest on a defined investment over a defined period rather than just interest on reserves. Not really sure what difference it makes in inflation terms.

I've just watched it, I've got two sons who are not yet teenagers and couldn't help put the older one in Jamie's shoes. Terrifying like you say.

The are limitations to government spending of course, but they are nothing to do with tax collection which you continuously imply.