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According to Wikipedia he has a Scottish father.

They sold out the 15,000 on offer in the end. No reason we couldn't do this.

Other local teams are doing this now too. Friend who's a Huddersfield Town fan paid £179 for his season ticket at early bird price. http://www.examiner.co.uk/sport/football/news/huddersfield-town-sell-11000-cut-11075987

Based on the approx height rules out Wilson, so that leaves... Fabien Robert (5'9" according to wiki) Kyel Reid (5'10 according to wiki) Kane Smith (height unknown but doesn't look tall) Adam Armstrong (5' 8" highly unlikely but can hope) Or maybe someone who hasn't been mentioned yet.

3 year deal! Has he ever stayed anywhere that long? He's a decent player but nothing special. He struggles to make the step up from mid table league one level.

What time is kick off?

I agree, and he also has the highest ceiling of the 3 in terms of ability. Wouldn't surprise me if he had a season or 2 in the premier league at some point during his career. Vincelot could play Championship. Thomas is a bit of an unknown but suspect low end Championship would be his ceiling.

Thanks Captain Obvious

Be nice if we could do both.

Like the sound of that Kane Smith lad. Would like to see us look to non league a bit more for players.

They own neither :)

All 4 of those are ex-City

Looks like they'll be one of the favourites to win the league again. Will be interesting to see what level they settle at.

Bit of perspective - we lost by one goal to a team who missed out on a Europa League spot by 2 points and have played champions league football within the last few years.

Apparently Leicester are interested.

Ranieri anyone?

They won't make allowances for us that they wouldn't for other countries, particularly on freedom of movement. The reason they didn't give in to Switzerland is because everyone else would want the same. We had influence in that we were one of three countries that could veto any law along with...

They won't make allowances for us that they wouldn't for other countries, particularly on freedom of movement. The reason they didn't give in to Switzerland is because everyone else would want the same. We had influence in that we were one of three countries that could veto any law along with...

I think whatever happens, not much will actually change. We'll still end up in the single market, with freedom of movement and be governed by a number of EU laws similar to Switzerland. We'll basically be in the EU by a different name. Biggest difference is we'll now have no influence.

So maybe 44.4% prosperous, youthful & well educated? I jest, of course ;)