The Fish

Depends what you're after to be honest. Cheap Lager? Normal boozer? Real ale tap house?

Hendrick leaves with the questionable honour of scoring the last goal of the Mike Ashley era. Clark's an odd one, he was very good in our Championship season and fairly decent up until the final season or so, when he was fucking awful. That red card against Norwich was abysmal although it did push Joelinton into midfield and our hearts.

Turning over stones and looking at the unusual creatures that hide in the shadows and shallows.

I will treat your opinion with the same reverence I reserve for the Gospel.

Rock. Pooling.

In your opinion.

You're mental.

It's a very obvious desperate grab for attention, and yet...

Aye, but if Rangers are a route to 'The Richest Club In the World'™ they might attract more, better youth prospects.

The arrangement could mean we, through them, could hoover up promising Scottish players. Not just the ones from Glasgae

But not going to a Sunderland match is very much MLF behaviour.

No. Would totally imbalance the side.

Just Rockpooling mate.

CN?

Yup, he's usually pretty balanced. And, seems fairly clued up. Normally his stuff is in line with the other well-known football finance guy, Kieran Maguire. Maguire has recently said that we'll need to be careful about FFP when it comes to UEFA competitions. New rules brought in recently mean that spending is more linked to turnover than it's ever been. Another example of UEFA cowed by the entrenched elite who're trying to bring up the drawbridge.

Here's a player, now here's all the reasons why we shouldn't sign him. Good work Polarboy, ya big Jabroni. This is why I didn't believe any shit about our transfer budget. We're in the enviable position of having the funds and the FFP wiggle room to buy players who're interested and available. Plus because of the neglect to the squad for fucking ages, most of the new signings know they're likely joining as first team regulars. Honestly, I think the only things slowing us down are getting shot of the deadwood like Gayle, Clark etc. and we're not going to be taken for fools by clubs or agents e.g. Ekitike. If Paqueta and Diaby are available at the right price and want to come, we could definitely buy both. Since Oct 21 we've spent £190m on players with 4-5yr deals (bar Trippier and Wood). So we've still a fair amount of wiggle room in FFP terms.

He looks like an Aldi Michael Jackson.

To be fair, there's some bangers on there. Although, there is also this...

He's pretty fucking good. Not great defensively, mind.

Finally bought a turntable and speakers, getting an amp later. I have maybe, 10 records so need to fatten out my collection. Any absolute, stone cold, must haves?

Says you? Been phoning it in for years haven't you. Bet you went outside when people clapped the NHS just so you could take a collection bowl round. Leech.

I'm telling you right now, if we gave PSG anything for the signing of Moussa Diaby, they'd accept it and laugh all the way to the bank.

Rolling, afaik. Wouldn't make much sense to do it on different periods.

Even if you put £50m on last season's accounts, they're still in a financial hole. So even if some of the £350m loss could be attributed to COVID for the previous 3yr period, they haven't suddenly made £200m profit to get them back within the £100m loss for this new 3yr period, right?