Alex

Mbabu looks a bit raw / bull in a china shop but still has to be a better option at LB

Aye. I heard that too. Also the Wullie McKay links whilst he was up here and his son being an agent when he was at Bolton (he was in the documentary looking into agents and corruption). Mind, Morrison is a fucking right bull's knacker who will probably never come close to fulfilling his potential. But when that story broke he'd been doing quite well for them only to be left out for the supposed reason he wouldn't change agents.

Stands to reason he prefers Sunderland, as they have so much in common with them

I appreciate that. It's a slightly daft argument anyway as it's natural for a club to have varying gates with their success levels. Also think that local football generally probably benefits from the apathy shown towards NUFC.

Two sandwiches short of a picnic. The mackems must be gutted however.

Aye, tbf teams like Blyth and Whitley Bay have a 'proper' support. But it's still good to see interest being raised and investment being made in a local non league side like South Shields I think.

It was bad enough back in Brian Clough's day but a seven figure salary isn't enough to make you act in the best interests of the club? The greed is fucking sickening.

We're still 3rd favourite to go down. I'd take 16th

Get her a hoverboard

Hope everything goes ok, mate

Also may explain why Stoke got rid of Pulis.

By moving to a bigger, more successful, more ambitious club for more money. Aye, absolutely

I think he's ok as 4th choice CB. That's about it. If he's going to play a lot either there or LB his shortcomings are going to be exposed.

Just waiting for Olivier Bernard and SIbierski to be announced now

See Frank Bruno is on about making a comeback. I shit thee not: http://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/boxing/35461651

It's not like he has to live there. If he goes there he won't even have to move

Probably wouldn't bother the player that much but the shambles of a club he's created would

If Leicester (big 'if') win their next two games then the league suddenly becomes a real possibility

It's true like. A side like Stoke can offer better team mates, chances of silverware / playing in Europe, higher wages, the lot.

Definitely.

We should've kept him

Who were they playing against? The blind school?