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People are talking about losing faith in the manager, sub-20,000 crowds next season, being done with football etc…..when we’re eight points clear of third?

We’ve already established you think the only way to change a team’s form is to simply buy new players until results improve. And that’s ok. You may even get your wish!

With respect, if those are the tactics we’re going to play then no, it doesn’t sound like a new CM is going to help much?

Not sure I do to be honest! Seems like even the opinions in the last page of this thread have wildly different views.

Didn’t watch tonight - is it the kind of game where a different midfield player makes all the difference, or a tactical fuck-up from Frank? (Or both…) If the wheels are well and truly off then of course I can see the case for bringing in the right player, but the immediate aftermath of a defeat...

Who cares if we don’t sign Dan Neil on loan?

Finally saw One Battle After Another. My expectations were high and it was even better than I hoped.

People talk about it all the time!

Did Clement do anything of note when he played for us? I honestly can't remember a thing about him, is there any reason that anyone should hold a grudge either way?

Amazing that people think random football agents can unilaterally call players up to a national team by rocking up at the CBS with a shirt

RELEASE THE FILES

Not like you to double down on a dumb position in the face of overwhelming evidence to the contrary

Three points again ole ole

...because they improved on Dan Neil, yes! @Caer Urfa can confirm if I'm offbase here

I get the argument, but it's also a surefire route to creating the kind of Championship super-team that we've seen time and time again have no chance of surviving after promotion.

Don't be so thirsty! But since you're so keen: 1. We quite clearly need to strategise for future windows, we're not Ridsdale-era Leeds 2. Sunderland offloading him is a strong indicator that he's not up to scratch in the PL. Personally I also aspire to be better than West Ham (who are currently...

Well yeah, sorry, I don't think that Saddle and Alan Nixon etc are concrete proof of what the club is thinking right now, but I guess we'll see

I'm happy to nitpick with all your other points but we don't have all day The point is that there are more considerations at play than "I'm scared that Grimes might get hurt so let's sign another Grimes"

Why would he sign for a team that's already strategising how to flip him for a loss next season?