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You said that Torp was scoring lots because the team was. It's the other way around.

It's not scientific, it is a fact that team performance is an aggregate of player performance.

Individual player performance drives team performance not the other way around

Yes, same as any other player

No, he's a good player who is improving all the time. That's why a team like West Ham are interested. In fact loads of the well established English centre backs transitioned from the championship.

Indeed.

You've answered your own question

https://www.fotmob.com/en-GB/leagues/48/stats/season/27195/players/rating/championship-players

Torp is second to Luaza in Fotmob ratings, these are based on statistics

That's true but then he has got a great opportunity to play a full season in the Prem next season. It'll be toxic at West Ham this season, not a great environment to go into.

It's going brilliantly

I don't think it's him in any case, just not the profile we need

Hope he misses his plane

Can you show me the list of MPs who are provided paid trips to Iran please?

I'm pretty sure it won't be cash, Monzo bank transfer

For some reason I just can't see it being Dan Neill. I feel like it'll be somebody with a bit more athleticism.

Signing a player needs a lot more subjectivity than AI will ever be capable of. It's probably useful for identifying a pool of players based on objective facts but the rest of it will always really need human intervention.

Any of the 'friends of Israel' aligned to any party are equally bad faith actors. Unfortunately, that represents a very significant proportion of parliament.

I think if there is a signing with a fee involved it is inevitably going to be late in the window. It's not really in a selling club's interest to sell early on.

I haven't said otherwise, it still doesn't mean that politicians haven't been had over by the potential capability of AI