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Intrigued why you think that?

You have to take into account the styles of play etc. of both the individual & the team too. I think surely everyone would agree that Callum Doyle is one of the best ball playing defenders at this level? However those stats you posted would show him as vastly inferior to Hyam.

Kicked a corner flag innit.

Awe is naturally right footed although pretty comfortable on his weaker side tbf. Auston Trusty is left footed, he'd be an excellent loan.

A left sided CB has to be top priority now. The balance Doyle gave us last season was a monumental improvement & will be even more important if, as we suspect, we'll become more possession based again. I like Kitching but think that might be a difficult deal to do. Would be interested to see...

Elliott Betjeman, young CM in the U18s

Michel Vorm when transferring from Swansea to Spurs, they got away with it though.

Looks good for it

EFL are a bit anal about that tbf, it's to make names & numbers clearer.

Clearly only there to wave goodbye.

Not as bad as you might first think, just not our game really to score headed goals from open play. We're a bit below average usually. 22/23 = 6 ~ 21st 21/22 = 9 ~ 12th 20/21 = 6 ~ 15th What was interesting last season is we scored the fewest goals from set pieces in the league with 7 - 19%...

We scored 6 Headed Goals last season, same as Hull & Swansea. Only Norwich scored fewer (4) Middlesbrough & Burnley had the most (13) Gyokeres 2 Palmer, Panzo, Bidwell & Godden 1 each.

Robins had expected to lose Hamer last summer & so definitely had an idea of a replacement then. Times change though, those players may have moved on, signed new deals etc. etc. We also have a new recruitment team of course. There will be names on the table though for sure, MR is not naïve...

Tbf he was at times. His improvement this past season has been phenomenal.

That large, glazed structure is where they store all the clappers.

Probably already been mentioned but Doug himself is a pretty significant shareholder in King of Shaves is he not? So he's essentially sold it to himself?

I like him. Imo he's not like Marosi in that he stays rooted to his line, he will often look to come & claim. Happy to leave his area to deal with long balls & distribute (sweeper keeper you might say). Only 26 but with a lot of experience, I suspect he'll be a great rival for Wilson.

I know dear. Just pointing out we don't need him, we have our own beirdy weirdy hanger on.

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