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Having said that, i don't think you are wrong. Him at RCB and I suspect Forrest at RWB will DEFINITELY be the target for the opposition. It also keeps it away from our strongest area on the left so he will have plenty of opportunity to make mistakes.

He would 100% be in the starting 11 for me. He's been excellent for Scotland and fits our system very well with his ability to push out onto the right back position when the wingback goes forward. Similair to Tierney on the other side of the back 3.

There's another thread on here were someone said they had a dream that Jamie Vardy left us and became the new Dr.Who... THAT is more deserving of a topic of discussion AND more believable than this guff. Utter nonsense.

For me, it's him or Vestergaard. I think we need a new central option, and one of the two of them as back up. The other can go. Similarly at RCB. It's Faes or Nelson for me, with a new starter coming in. Preferably Faes to stay and Nelson out on loan. JJ at LB/LCB with someone coming in to compete.

Absolutely. Looks ideal.

Italy would suit him really well, I reckon.

Good. I like him, he had a great attitude and wasn't a bad player. I just don't think he was suited to our system. Wish him all the best.

Fair comments.

That was my initial reaction too but the more I thought on it, he would offer depth at RW/LW. He would give the option of playing traditional FBs and he even offers the option of playing the Ricardo role on the other side.

I would take a chance on Sessegnon. Offers cover at LW, the possibility of going to a traditional LB and the option of playing the Ricardo role from the left hand side. I think if we went for this AND Brereton Diaz or Hlozek who would offer MORE depth for the LW as well as giving them the chance to claim the ST spot... The latter we would likely get on loan with an option and the former, for free... If we need to go the budget route, they would be decent additions.

Just secured 17th place on the last day after a managerial change in March.

Nice of them to leave Glasgow cleaner than the found it.

To be fair, a 70/30 split with Fury is still probably miles clear of a 50/50 split with anyone else around.

Ferguson is an absolute must. He was having a great season at Bologna. Playing well, was their captain and was being tracked by Juventus and Napoli before his injury.

I'm not downplaying his part in our recent success but he wasn't our star player. Mcginn was. I would actually Play Mctominay as our striker for the Euros. We have an abundance of good CM's (Mcgregor, McGinn, Ferguson, Gilmour, Christie, Armstrong) but no decent striker and as he proved in qualifying, he can score when it matters.

Definately. He's been the heartbeat of an over-performing Scotland AND Villa.

From a biased Scottish perspective, I'd have Tierney in over Shaw and McGinn 100% ahead of Mctominay.

Yup! And we will do it with a smile and a song. Scotland = A haven for white, plastic, garden chairs.

The new Morton (my home team) kit has 2,000 fan names embroidered into the design. I thought that was a nice touch. Doesn't look to bad either.

Wasn't he 25?

I don't think that's all that bad... a couple of loans, a few free transfers and one or two for cash money... sorted.

I agree that it should be scrapped and replaced with the offside technology. VAR always comes down to human judgment anyway so there is no point of it if we can't get more consistency than we have without it. The offside tech however is yes/no on/off though so easier to be fair throughout.

I don't see the FA taking the heat for this. They will open it up as a possibility that clubs can arrange amoungst themselves and ofcourse the top 6 will jump on it immediately. I would like to say that our owners wouldn't but a home tie in Thailand would be too irresistible I fear.

Yeah, we never seem to take advantage of the free transfer market. I've never understood it.