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Their new stadium is dependent on a river culvert being rerouted so they've got some significant non football expense to use that on

Isn't he a left sided midfielder / forward?

Anybody from Yorkshire employed by the company I work for

Depends which thing you think happened first, I think the form went first tbh

He's also unproven in this division unlike McCallum. McCallum was the best left back in the league in our title season at the age of 19.

I'm not sure where you get that silly implication from, I've not shared his address.

You tell me

Sage assessment, dear chap.

TELL US ABOUT THE FIGURES PLEASE MMM

Quite easy to find his address and the company he part owns

I doubt they're going to go against all previous behaviour which has been successful for them and spend a disproportionate amount on players. They've got a once in a lifetime opportunity to fund a significant amount of the cost of a new stadium. The cost of which based on the link is going to...

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On the same thread he admits to being Tory supporting vermin, well done @skybluetony176 the first step is always the hardest pal

Just for complete clarity: https://www.skybluestalk.co.uk/threads/back-to-being-the-biggest-club-in-coventry.60970/post-988068

I don't follow the logic - he has been struggling to score from open play for a team that spent a fair chunk of the season in the top half.

Having a little chuckle to myself remembering plenty on this forum going on about the great businessmen running Wasps and MMM's love of Nick Eastwood. I think Freddie Eastwood would have done a better job than that clown.

Gibson will be on a decent wage which is probably why Norwich have let him go.

Indeed, as decent a player as he may be, do you really want to make a 29 year old your highest paid player

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