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He was just on loan at Wealdstone so I don't see why he wouldn't go down the leagues.

Unbelievable pic of an old man climbing some airstairs tbf

Playeth up, Sky Blues

Is his career over if he doesn’t get us promoted next season?

Most activity on this thread for weeks, and it’s about the Eurovision Song Contest Meanwhile: https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/articles/crr704wwklgo

Strikes me as a pretty uncharitable conspiracy theory - there are surely easier ways to make a living then rattling around the lower leagues of football on loan.

Two different Prem teams have already considered him on three different occasions! If we start well next season then I think PL interest is inevitable.

Understandably so, but think the raw emotion of how the two Sunderland games played out have coloured a lot of opinions (Wright must go! Eccles must stay! Big lumps up front!) that may not be all that relevant for next season.

It’s not done Scott Parker much harm. The biggest thing for his reputation is getting promoted full stop, and Southampton will offer a better chance of that. That’s not meaning to say it’s a no-brainer for him to leave, but it would give him something to think about.

I agree, but the original post didn’t make clear if it was anyone of any importance who had vented at him. I don’t think Haji’s career here would survive if Joe Edwards chewed him out after the game, but if it was just the guy from Surprise Shirts sending him an angry Twitter DM then he’ll...

Eccles played at home against Rochdale, the Liam Walsh wondergoal game (and was awful iirc)

Howley is a sad tale really - one of the few EFL Apprentices of the Year not to move up to a higher level

Really interesting article on the drumbeat of complaints about too many games at the top level, and how it’s not strictly accurate Link here

NULL AND VOID

Not that I think there’s anything in this particular story, but I imagine he’d give serious thought to an offer from any of the relegated PL teams.

Derby didn’t play with a traditional target man under Lampard - don’t know about Chelsea. I agree with you that we could do with an out ball up front, but a lot of the names suggested so far (Morris, Riis, McBurnie) seem like the kind of big lumps that would have fared very well in our last two...

Indifferent until I remembered who Charlton’s manager is, this is unbelievable

Any MLS team would want him, but only Atlanta really have the buying power. Don’t see any of the other teams shelling out £20m in transfer fees.

Are we all convinced after two games of floating in crosses against Sunderland’s parked bus that the only way we can score goals is if we have two big lumps up front? Surely we want to be a bit more sophisticated than that?