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Seems like so many clubs are paranoid and conscious of PSR that the days of his big transfers are over, even Utd, who have been quite active have only spent £30m on a new striker, days gone by, they would've been spending 3 times that.
One for the miss column - of which there are rather more than a few given the right on stats-led approach of the gnomes sitting at the revolving door. All very well when they are jobbing footballers at the fag end of the league where the franchise successfully money doped their way upward - but the franchise is now shopping for overpaid, overindulged mercenaries expecting what might euphemistically called a minimum of half a Kieran just to turn up. As that expert in club destruction you interviewed the other day might have told you a sub 50% success rate is not just ruinously expensive - it threatens the clubs added value and has the aging prog rocker reaching for his ulcer medication.
"If he was the Flash, he'd walk" " Southgate farts on the toilet and flushes" "He would study for a pregnancy test" "He would do the speed limit playing GTA" "He wears a helmet on a Peleton" "He hits snooze before his alarm goes off"
Wouldn't it be better if teams had two challenges per game akin to Tennis and Cricket? That way if anyone feels really hard done by they can review it? Keep Goal line technology obviously, but rather than having multiple reviews, you limit it?
Just finished The Forgotten Highlander, I'm sure a number of have read this, but, wow, what a story, absolutely jaw dropping what happened to him and how he overcame the many obstacles in his way.
A really sobering, but inspiring story, well worth a read.
Were the most well drilled, organised side to come to PR this season, Manning has got them playing in a very aggressive way, their press was relentless and just didn't give us any oxygen to breath.
Is it ok to listen to him these days? He was obviously a little off key to say the least...
However, My son has found all his songs on Youtube and is mesmerised by the dancing (I remember Thriller coming out, it's on VHS somewhere) to be fair, he done some tunes back in the 80's, and he wants to learn the dance moves for Beat It from 3.45 below, can't be that hard can it? I do have a dodgy knee and gammy calf these days, but reckon I could give it a go....
They have to find £100m on sales by June, which means they'll have to sell someone like Gallagher for big bucks to even get £50-60m back, so any club looking at buying him will know how desperate they are. Any other non homegrown sale won't touch the sides of that £100m
By the nature of their business they have essentially spent the next 6 years budget in one bad window.