Yang has got those shoes on as well
I thought they were crocs at first!
Mike Ashley giving group discounts to DougEMC has a pair on when I saw a pic of him yesterday too. We've obviously got a deal somewhere for a bulk order
Having an American billionaire owner also helps.PL clubs are significantly less impacted by ticket revenue than teams lower down the food chain.
Didn't help him at Birmingham, did they.Yes, he's got those new brain boosting Nike shoes on too
Probably wishful thinking but who is this on the clubs recent Instagram post... (Probably Esse)
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I view Brentford as a big club these days. Not sure why thoughBrentford and Bournemouth are still objectively tiny clubs though. Would be interesting to see one of them get to Wembley these days - would they even sell out their allocation?
Scienza is a proper player. A flower growing out of a plant pot full of turd.Southampton star says Frank Lampard keeping eye on him - Coventry City manager impressed
Southampton attacker Léo Scienza has told the Austrian media he’s grateful for comments made by Coventry City manager Frank Lampard. The Chelsea legend praised the Brazilian in his post-match press conference following Coventry City’s 1-1 draw with Southampton last month. Speaking to...sportwitness.co.uk
Not much here but shows the pull of Lampard
Their transfer policy amounts to ‘who are Cov after’ doesn’t itOnyeka to Blues "still on";
Source: Phil MitchellOnyeka to Blues "still on";
wish we were after Priske tbfTheir transfer policy amounts to ‘who are Cov after’ doesn’t it
I'm sure he'd be buzzing at the prospect of the challenge of getting Blues from lower midtable to upper midtable.Onyeka to Blues "still on";
i think if they are in for him and willing to pay for him permenantly he will probably go to themIm sure hes looking forward to at least another season in the championship with them, or, on the other hand, there is a better option which is looking more promising for PL football next season......
They’ll pay Brentford more and him more. I guess it comes down to the player.i think if they are in for him and willing to pay for him permenantly he will probably go to them
Yep exactly why I think he may go to them.They’ll pay Brentford more and him more. I guess it comes down to the player.
Yeah I would like to think we could offer significantly more if we get promoted, and a loan with obligation gives us the best flexibility.Yep exactly why I think he may go to them.
For me, he is a player that would probably start for us in the Prem so I have no qualms with paying what we need.
I think Doug ideally would like a loan with an obligation deal.
Doubt our offer would be that much more. If Birmingham match his demands right now he'll go I think.Yeah I would like to think we could offer significantly more if we get promoted, and a loan with obligation gives us the best flexibility.
By all accounts Brentford fans rate him, and he sounds like exactly what we need in the middle.
Yeah great source 69 followersOnyeka to Blues "still on";
Our average age before the loans was 26 and a fraction. Ipswich is 27 and a bit. Don't think we are a young squad anymore.It's a long season, I look at our squad and think what we lack and it's experienced Wily pros that can come in when we wobble. We have a young squad and players like Wilson and Bidwell aren't getting games. Having an option on the bench that could come on and be a calming influence would be great.
Stupidly small ground. Most money comes from TV, sponsorship and loaded owners these days. Gates some way down the list.I just googled average home attendances for Bournemouth AFC and was staggered to discover that it seems to be around only 11,500. Surely that's not correct and can't sustain a premier league team?
really?Wants Coventry
Our average age before the loans was 26 and a fraction. Ipswich is 27 and a bit. Don't think we are a young squad anymore.
This is nonsense, Torp was our best midfielder on Saturday, defensively too.I’ve said it for a long time - Torp is a luxury player. Technically he’s excellent but he doesn’t get around the pitch and certainly lacks defensively. Possibly 10 is his position where he can influence without having to cover acres.
I’m not sure that’s trueThis is nonsense, Torp was our best midfielder on Saturday, defensively too.
Our problems in the first half v Leicester stemmed from tactical decisions, not personnel. That was addressed, hence why the second half was better.
A player like Onyeka would improve us because he’s better than what we’ve currently got, both Grimes and Torp.
I’m not sure that’s true
On my viewing he didn’t cover at all defensively
When you look at what we were attempting in the first half, it was pretty bonkers. Almost like what I used to do on Championship Manager to lose on purpose!It's was a bit of both for me. Torp didn't look fit or at least shape enough to have started that game. He was a yard off the pace in the first half. Several times a loose ball was a yard or two near him and he just didn't react.
Add in how wide Rudoni kept drifting and how deep Grimes sits, there was massive space for Leicester to break into.
I'd be very surprised if he moves this window.
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