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Liverpool used to never play top signings straight away. They used to integrate them into their system first. Dasilva has been playing well. So why the rush. Let Brau settle in.

No it refers to our record top scorer Clarrie Bourton in the 1930's. Although it was regularly sung in the Hill era to encourage the team. Even into the mid 1970's.

I wasn't just talking about Perry, it was the 'need for an experienced battle hardened player'. Gary Gillespie had played 22 games in Scotland and was 18. Phil Babb was 22 and had played 80 games in the Third Division and joined us when we were in the Premier League.

Not always, I remember Gary Gillespie and Phil Babb coming in. Both quickly became two of the best defenders we ever had. Stuart Pearce came in from non league and didn't look out of place in top flight.

Or it was location? I find it odd he prefers Wrexham on location to Sheffield or Glasgow. Ok closer to Manchester, but the Sheffield and Glasgow areas offer pretty decent places to live. Although United and Rangers may have only been able to offer lower wages - who knows?

Sealed bids in excess of………. Lol

….. and if we sell Thomas to a Prem club for £15 million what does that do to Hull’s £20 million valuation of Hughes? Asking for our recruitment department.

Or you can have BTA on from the beginning, running and disrupting them, not letting them settle or find their rhythm. It can work both ways. Probably depends on the opposition.

Does she pay out if she is wrong? 😂

I think Thomas and Kitching are at a similar level and both can still develop. Going forward I would be happy with a competent back up to replace Binks. But more happy, with the harder to find, experienced CB captain type player, both of them can learn from. I would love Kitching and Thomas...

Thank Christ it’s not Beduth and paired with Top Man black nylon trousers with white socks 😝

There are lots of links in that chain of possibilities though aren’t there. It doesn't just come down to an owners lack of desire or ambition or willingness to sign him. There is another clubs will and a players preferences to consider.

We are definitely trying to sign a quality CB with no one going out. But if we don't get the deal over the line we have enough to get by and then pursue the right target further in January. We are at that point, where we need to add quality when it is available. Rather than just go for an...

He probably has more chance of getting close to it though, than someone who was on £5k

Vardy has been linked with Celtic. They are desperate for a striker, especially to be more competitive in Europe, so there might be some truth in it.

Yes I think his failure to release the ball or take the wrong option is fair comment. Let's hope the coaches can work on that.

I went on many an away day on coaches organized by Happy.

All forwards are coached to follow in, its basics. But a lot don't. If he hadn't followed the header in he wouldn't have scored. It didn't just drop to his feet like a gift. He got himself there and was the first to react - hence why he wasn't off side. But if you see no merit in that...

I think some fans just get set in their opinions on players. Either ignore or be dismissive of the good stuff they do and jump on their first mistake. It was like when Asante scored against St Pauli. Several fans by me responded by saying "I could have scored that.". Looking at them I doubt...

Yesterday Asante deserves a lot of credit for his goal, it wasn't just a tap in. If you watch, when Thomas heads the ball towards goal Asante has his back to the goal. As the ball goes over his head his eyes are tracking it, he is on the turn and following it in. Everyone else is flat on...