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Yes you do. You have the right to protest in any public place. If the police subsequently want to restrict such a protest then it’s incumbent on them to prove to a court or the government that it poses a threat to public order.

Not bad for a player who would supposedly be impossible to even give away.

No, it isn’t, but English football is set up as a pyramid, whereas international football isn’t. Some kind of seeding makes sense but your suggestion essentially creates a closed shop based on nothing more than self-professed ‘big’ teams playing each other on an endless loop simply because...

Sorry - which markets specifically?

To what end?

Fair play for just openly admitting you don’t give a shit about the competitive element of international football and you just want the whole thing to be governed by TV ratings.

It sounds like you want some sort of European Super League that serves to benefit the biggest teams.

This is quite an odd position for a supposed free speech absolutist to take.

Let’s call it what it is - “if the government says a protest is illegal then it must be a crime” is absolute cuck mentality.

The issue isn’t so much whether immigrants can be deported for committing crimes (although there are obviously legal rights that apply depending on the crime and immigrant status) as it is about the lack of due process afforded those who are accused. As for “getting deported for just saying...

Well obviously yes. I just think the position Rudoni plays is so important that you can’t afford to start a sub-PL quality player there and still have a chance of staying up. If we went up we would likely be signing new players in almost every position, but I would expect AM to see some of the...

It’s pretty toxic at Southampton who presumably expected even less!

In which case, with the greatest respect for both players, we’d almost certainly be relegated imo.

I think people are overlooking the indifferent patches of form that both Rudoni and Dovin have seen this season, which are quickly forgotten in the Championship but are fatal in the PL. Both could be PL players one day, but next season?

Everyone presses in this system. Whether you want to call the role a #10 or not, Torp is doing less defensive work than the other two midfielders, and that’s when he’s most effective.

Dovin and Rudoni are still young and have not yet shown the consistency required to play in the PL next season. Kitching and Thomas are also nowhere near PL quality. Grimes has some PL experience but couldn’t really break through when he was at Swansea. EMC wouldn’t be able to bully fullbacks...

The Ipswich game this season should also tell you how big the step up is. Wright and MVE are the only players I’d feel confident starting in the Premier League.

I don’t think Torp is a great #8 either tbh

Torp isn’t especially good at sitting