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Yep, I think it was actually a good idea if only to convey why everyone hates agents. When you get the news item that an agent retires or a player has sacked theirs it's almost as good as a 1-0 win in the 95th minute.

Woah, Championship Manager flashbacks.

I've said nothing stupid. Gary Hoffman and his magical saviour takeover bid that will fund our rapid rise up the league - is there anything to it as it stands now? Or is it just a question of faith and hope?

Wait, how has he quoted your post three minutes before you made it? There's either time travel or amazing guesswork afoot.

Cov Mad is a terrible site, seemingly eager to thrust forward the merest hint of negativity without any kind of substance. When the initial announcement of King's verbal agreement was reported they made sure to add to the article 'some say it is because no other club were interested'. That...

As an expert in negotiating football transfers and what a simple procedure it is, I'm most disappointed.

I do like the option of adding your own little comment though, it's neat at first to read 'He blew his top and stormed out after a contentious question by one journalist, remarking before he left; 'boomshakalaka''

It does seem questionable, if only because you'd hope that a genuine agent in charge of careers, finance and communication would have a decent grasp of language.

I have my assistant handle press conferences, I can't be arsed selecting the same 'positive without being arrogant' answer from the list each time, so I leave it to the AssMan to see if he chooses to call our team a bunch of twats or turn a table over and storm out.

Those three are pretty much there anyway: you can see the progress of all your players so loanees are included There's nothing stopping you putting a player out of position (unless you mean the actual physical positioning on the formation diagram, in which case it should just be looked at as a...

The permanent signing clause usually last as long as the loan spell so I'd guess that's expired. Nothing to stop them coming back with a separate bid later of course.

That's because he's a mythical figure with no basis on reality purely there to provide hope. Much like God.

Is that Clive Allen for spurs?

This is just a hypothetical really, as I'm not expecting much. IF Eastwood were to have the season of his life though, wouldn't it be insanity to then let him leave because the previous three seasons were no great shakes? I'm sure people would argue that he'd only stepped it up because of his...

My favourite thing about that was the guy who tried giving him abuse for going to bed at '9am'.

My milkman says not to worry.

If he had a great season you wouldn't extend it on principle because he hasn't been great before? So players have to be 100% great at all times? Luckily we don't apply that same logic or we'd have nobody signed to a contract ever.

Hindsight is 20/20. If he'd have failed to readjust to football after coming out of prison and still had another year or two you'd be calling the board inept for that as well.

It'd be fantastic if he was met with complete silence. Of course it'll be boos and 'she said no' though.

You're guessing is what you're doing.