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Ramos has gone to PSG too. Another missed opp

The success of the last two years has been based balancing the books, investing wisely and trusting in the coaching and recruitment staff. It's a different model to the likes of Bristol City and others who (I would guess) are spending above their means. 20k+ a month back at the Ricoh and maybe...

he'll be fine - good potential, got better as the season went on. People just like something to moan about....trust the process, it's worked for the last few years

Different to both. And we'll need 4 strikers based on the amount of injuries we had last year.

I think Gyokeres was massively underrated when here (and actually got better throughout the season as his fitness improved). Says a lot when people were banging on about Biamou and this guy has 10x the ability (and potential).

Same people moaning about this are the same ones moaning that we didn't offer James a 3 year contract. A few experienced heads + some up and coming players with potential (incl. loans) and we'll have a nice balance.

Craig David's brother. Bo selecta!

Good bloke. Gives his all. Won't progress us up the table (and frankly probably wants to play at his age....unlikely to be the case here)

Love the default 'tries hard/works hard' argument.....at this level we need quality not just grafters. Robins knows.....

Ignore him/them - pure clickbait.

Classic

I am not watching these days! Sticking to English/German.

Not saying it's always a bad thing. San Jose's ground is rickety but good (longest outdoor bar in the US). Red Bull Arena is good. Just a shame the footy is in the main pretty shit.

A lot of the US soccer stadiums are crappy metal framed/almost temporary structures. Good to see this one isn't. One risk with the University approach is the fact that I'd imagine they would want a stadium with a running track around it..........

I guess that's where we disagree. Today's first half performance was leagues above the drivel thorn served up. We're miles ahead of that team.

Ah so that's how you get them to go up a gear?? Amazing. Two poor goals but Blackpool weren't markedly better at any point.

I love it when teams 'decide' to move in to second gear. Is that a collective decision? Or someone shouts a special code?

We could play a lot worse. Ironically we have this year and won and people lauded the result.

I'm not saying he's not accountable. He said that himself. But there's a difference between being accountable and the solution being wholesale change (again)

We played so much in to their hands (assume you're saying they had a master plan?) that their manager changed formation after 30 minutes and they scored after a long hoof fwd for the second goal? If so that's some genius management