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It does matter. We've had fantastic news this morning which every CCFC fan should be delighted with. But the focus from KO should be getting 3 points.

Yes, there are overheads which will need to be factored in but we'll have full control over F&B and parking on match days, as well as perhaps some of the stadium's sponsorship - revenue which we didn't have full access to previously. It also positions the club into a hugely attractive asset to...

More importantly, is CBS a centre back?

This is massive news. Gives the club long-term stability and can rely solely on itself moving forward - not needing to constantly go into battle with whoever is the current landlord. Genuinely one of the biggest milestones in the club's history.

A lack of fitness aside, the tactics were also non-existent. No one looked like they really knew what role they were playing and he was consistently putting key players in very strange positions - signs of a manager which had basically run out of ideas.

We also have a much better coaching setup comparative to the disaster team Robins put together at the beginning of last season after Viveash's departure.

More outgoings are inevitable. Faes, Justin, El Khannouss and Fatawa are all linked with moves away. If all go and Leicester fail to bring anyone in they're ending the summer window with an exceptionally thin squad and not a great deal of quality.

They won't get anywhere near automatics. Given they're about to lose El Khannouss, Fatawu and Justin they might struggle even making the play offs if they aren't adequately replaced. The lack of quality up front especially is going to be an issue for them this season.

I'm relatively confident we'll get a couple more in. Ideally, yes, it would be nice if we were in a position where most of our business was complete but transfer windows are never linear nor straightforward so I don't really see the sense in getting worked up at this stage.

He's fine for keeping a club in the division. He did it with Bolton under significant constraints. His style of football, while ugly, is kryptonite to certain teams - us particularly. However, he's nowhere near good enough to be able to get Wrexham promoted, even with a more balanced squad...

Burnley and Brentford considering moving for Thomas according to O'Rourke.

The last couple of sentences make very little sense really. The club has generated millions in transfer fees already, and huge earners have been moved on, not to mention several high-profile loans returning to their parent clubs, but it's Hamer's fee which will be reinvested into the squad for...

To be fair look how badly all three performed last season. None have particularly strengthened as of yet either and all are set to lose most, if not all, of their better players.

Oh it's my response that's laughable. Peculiar little man aren't you.

What a strange thing to think I meant that. Are you a complete idiot or are you just odd? Probably both.

It's fairly obvious DK has embargoed any public talk of transfers. Even simpletons such as yourself surely can figure that one out.

He physically isn't allowed to say anything.

A bit of context needed here. The whole offer is worth over £15m. Within that will probably be several relatively easily accomplishable add-ons. I believe he also had one year left on his existing deal so they weren't in a brilliant negotiating position.

We aren't getting a 'Prem loan' if we have three other senior strikers on the books....

With how we like to play I really wouldn't be putting an RCB in the LCB slot. It's important for build up play to have that someone who's naturally left footed in that position, particularly because it allows for a more seamless and natural progression of the ball down the left side of the pitch.