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Scheduling that annual stock take just before you get a butt-load of new stock in makes sense though.

An embargo doesn't mean we can't sign someone, it means we can't register them, as far as I'm aware.

I wonder what Arsenal would want for Kieran Tierney? Doesn't appear to be part of their plans, great option at LB/LWB and LCB and adds a bit of steel to the team (I mean this figuratively ofcourse as litteraly, he has the same biological make-up as trifle which is the main drawback)

There is no return in it. Just a black hole to throw your money into. Arbroath we're actually first choice for Rob McElhenney to buy before the Wrexham thing because that's were his family are from but he recognised that there is absolutely no pay off for it.

I'm not sure. If you look at his career, he's always seemed to time his exit from a club well. He took Monaco as they were in free fall, steadied them and got them were they should be. Now might be the time to leave. Plus, at 54, he will be looking to make that PL move before it's too late.

Knutsen and Hutter should be considered.

I don't see us spaffing £20m on any one player and I think that's what it would take to get him. Especially if there is a bidding war with Newcastle.

I do get your point but a poll taken in the hours following a 1-0 defeat to a team looking destined for relegation at the time when emotions are high isn't a fair representation of what fans actually think.

It's Kjetil knutsen all day long for me. He can bring Albert Grønbæk with him too.

Isn't it Hansi Flick?

I would count us lucky to get Jacob Greaves never mind this fella. Don't see it.

This is the first election of my life that I honestly don't know who I will vote for. As a Scottish independence supporter, I've always voted SNP. It was a no brainier but I don't think I can this time round. The scandals, the corruption and an increasing number of policies that I don't agree with have convinced me that holding onto their power is now more important to them than actually serving the people of Scotland, they will go out their way to make Westminster look bad at the expense of the Scottish people and my political beliefs no longer match theirs. The problem is, as I point blank refuse to vote for a unionist party, and any other pro indy party seems like a waste of a vote... I'm kind of stuck.

I think I read recently that they would be looking for around £10m.

You call them "Losers medals" and wonder why players don't want to wear them?

"It was a shame the club went down" ...Like it wasn't his doing!! I swear, it doesn't sit right with me, how much this pr!ck riles me up!

Is he definately in London?

No. Not even a wee bit.

Absolutely. Especially with regards to free transfers who might go quickly. Someone like Sessegnon for example won't interest Enzo as he doesnt fit his system but if someone like Adi Hutter came in, who plays wingbacks... He's a very decent shout.

I think it would be worth getting Brendan back in just for the spectacular implosion it would cause in the east end of Glasgow.

Oooffft. It's getting awfully Brexity in here!

Right, that's twice you've said it... third time and he shows up like a fcuking boring Candyman!

Ben Doak is the weird one for me. We don't play wingers... I know Forrest is there but I have a suspicion that he might be used as a RWB. If not, it just seems odd that not only will we abandon a system that is pretty much our biggest strength as a team but that we've named two RWers and no-one for the left...

Knutsen all day long.

That's the other thing too though, isn't it? I agree that someone like Moyes potentially has a better shot at keeping us up than Enzo but our ceiling is far higher with Enzo in charge than it is with Moyes. It's that balance between short term success as well as long term growth. Maresca could very well end up being that guy but I've still got those niggling doubts.

This is a tough one. I like Maresca. He is clearly a good coach with lots of potential to grow and who looks to play an attractive brand of football and the players seem to be behind him 100%. I'm definitely not opposed to him staying. However... I have serious doubts about how effective his system will be in the PL against teams much better than we are. There were times when it faltered this season against teams far below our ability. Then there is his apparent point blank refusal to divert from this tactic and style. I don't think you can be so inflexible at PL level. Not only are the players we will face much better but so are the managers and even if his plan A works, most of the managers we will face will adapt to counter it and we already know Enzo won't do anything to adress that. This is why I'm also not overly opposed to him going. Over all, I'm pretty impartial to it. The only thing that pushes me slightly towards him staying is the fear of who we will replace him with.