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Sakamoto, Wright and BTA have all been poor

Wright taking too long to make his mind up or decide what to do twice

Never understood why Sheffield United sacked Hecky, good manager at this level and hardly a surprise they were struggling in the Prem

Cheers, not a million miles off last season actually. 19 last season and 6 at nearly a third of the season gone. It's lower as a proportion of the goals we've scored though.

How many headers have we scored this season? It doesn't feel like that many especially compared with last

How did he ever manage that with those plucky minnows? They'd only won the league 11 of 12 seasons prior to him lifting them from the abyss.

The forum also needs to make their mind up over whether Robins wanted / had any say in what Austin offered. Seem to recall the view of some people was that he didn't.

In retrospect given Dublin was sold by October that year, we should have held on to him and tried to sell Dublin over that summer.

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No, it's on average, nothing to do with any subjective assessment of the quality of a defence

I don't really understand her point here. Is she for or against legal aid? It is right that Soldier F was put to trial. It is right that anybody put on trial has access to legal representation.

It's a bizarre appointment He's both failed to keep Luton up after a better start than Wolves had, and, failed to get them promoted at the first chance. Luton were only promoted because they were horrible to play against and that's all down to Nathan Jones. Edwards started to try and undo that...

I wonder sometimes whether part of the Lampard appointment was about profile. I know we're top of the league but I feel it is noticed a lot more by the media because of who the manager is, and he's very willing to speak.

I'm a buyer and a seller mate, they certainly do operate like that.

What's the point in comparing with what the Tories do? It's childish.

In a very competitive race I think Nandy might be the most disingenuous of the lot

Not sure it's that big a factor in Middlesbrough having a good start. They've only won two of the last eight games in any way.

Yes, fixed for three years and the supplier will have factored in assumptions on inflation over the term, so from day one of the contract you will be paying more.

I'd love to call in as Fernando but with an Andrew Sachs esque spanish accent

Local government pension scheme is in surplus so it's clearly very sustainable. What isn't sustainable is a race to the bottom on pay and pensions.