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Worth signing just to revive the Daniel Amartey chant.

Outside of translated summaries of transfer reports from foreign sources, I don’t think FoxesHub have shown that they’re worth reposting.

I know the sponsors want to take up every millimeter possible but I can’t always help to think that our shirts would look so much nicer if we used the sponsor logos’ horizontal branding.

More and more women’s teams are moving away from white shorts in recent years (for good reason) so we should expect more home kits featuring blue shorts as we’ve aligned the look of both teams. P.S. this isn’t an endorsement of the kits and sponsor (which I don’t like), or the way most of our supporters are being treated by the club

Sosa’s not that great and would cost a lot more. We can spend better elsewhere.

Definitely. Credit to him for that. He’s a young player who was put in a very unfair position when we signed him. I hope for his and our sakes that we can figure out how to get the best from him at Leicester.

Let’s be honest about that play, he really didn’t make the goal. And he made one of the worst blunders of the tournament, which led to an England goal. Otherwise I think he’s been fine in the Euros and I’m interested to see if he keeps his place in the lineup today. This tournament is another great learning experience for the young defender.

He was a decent player on a very solid side, I wouldn’t consider him one of the standouts on last year’s Bologna team but he’s still very young for a defender and will likely only get better.

Are these the types of jokes that get a laugh on Arsenal forums?

I cannot see how there’s anyone else left defending him and thinking he should have anything to do with getting us out of the mess he helped create. I appreciate that Top is willing to continue pumping money into the club but if Rudkin isn’t axed and Top doesn’t want to run the club seriously, then they both have to go already.

Ndidi was so out of form back then and was also a big reason for why we lost.

I’ve had enough of styles of football. We have to punch, kick and claw our way to survival and get there by any means necessary. If Cooper’s up for that fight, then I’m more than happy to give him my support.

I think this “vision” that keeps getting touted is less about our success on the football pitch and maybe a little more about having players we can profit off of by selling them to bigger clubs. Those clubs are more likely to play possession-based football and want ready-made players. That said, it could just as well be nothing but a billionaire’s ego, who wants a side that looks like Man City if you squint enough and don’t look at the league table.

Truly a genuine and good person. Good luck to you, Marc.

No other news this summer will top this. The Greatest of All Time.

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We have to spend next season clawing for posts by any means necessary.

I don’t think Cooper would take this job expecting a massive changeover of players. He’s always seemed like the kind of manager who is willing to work with what he’s got (even when his last boss had fits of mania regarding transfers).

That’s true for many; however, the post I quoted was a simple reaction only to Cooper being ex-Forest.

To be fair, Cooper probably does too after dealing with their madman, crook of an owner.

Did you think the same way when we brought in Martin or Big Wes?

Straight out of Man City, with all of the connections he had. Plus we were in a position where we were entering a weaker division with major financial advantage over most of our competition. We’re about to enter a PL season with a current squad that will be lucky to survive, let alone avoid relegation after an impending points deduction. We will be restricted financially. This is a time for pragmatism, not imagination, unfortunately.

No implication there, Hermon is just correcting FosseHub’s mistake.