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As I assume is selling a player unless the fee is going towards wages and transfer fee.

Bloody left lawyers *checks notes* convincing judges to apply the law the government passed. If they want to stop the lefty lawyers, they can just change the law. They’re lawyers, not a crack team of commandos breaking immigrants out of detention centres.

Where is this European signing?

Like him a lot as a player, but cos of his injury record I won’t be gutted if he doesn’t come here. As long as we find another ball playing LCB

So to be clear, after a season where a small squad cost us, and in a season where five subs are allowed, we’re cutting the squad size by not replacing Maatsen, Pask, Drysdale, Shipley, etc? Just three signings on frees? What the hell has happened with finances at the club? Record ticket sales...

If he was up to date he’d know the bottom has fallen out the NFT market.

CT reporting interest in Dacosta from L1&2, would be good to get him off the books asap.

Bare minimum we need is AM, LCB, LWB of first team quality. I’d be a little worried that Palmer hasn’t played a full season in forever and would rather another AM in, but if we get a quick forward in on loan who can play ST or AM I’d be happy. So taking rumoured names: JCS, Palmer perm, Plange...

Just realised I meant Kane 🤦‍♂️ too early

Would be good if any of the kids can step up, Burroughs, Howley, Tavares, and Bapaga specifically as they play in needed positions. Not seen much from any aside from Eccles that they’re ready to play more than a bit part though.

Nowhere I hope

For me we need: AM, LWB, CB, LCB then if we can ship people out Waghorn -> AM/ST Walker -> ST Kelly -> CM Kane -> RWB

Enjoying the new series of The Boys…

Goal every 90 mins at international level. £20m or fuck off :P

Id imagine if we’d broken the all time record we’d have mentioned it TBH.

Fuck me it took a pandemic for Fisher to realise we need to bring more money in.

Hes got a bit of steroid Moonface, which could be medical or could just be a twat on steroids.

Grendels poor reading comprehension strikes again.

It was announced almost a decade ago.

Personal finance, including insurance, is in the National Curriculum: KS3: KS4: The problem is, it’s in Citizenship, which is the red headed stepchild of subjects, often taught by form tutors or RE teachers, and is a general receptacle for the curriculum to put all those things people say...