Number 6

I'm not advocating for reckless spending it just feels like there should be room to manoeuvre unless the wage structure is still somehow mental. January always a terrible time for doing business and we've screwed ourselves with a terrible summer window, but if feels like the finances should be more in order now.

I don't understand how this lack of activity can be an PSR thing unless I'm missing something obvious. I know there's a rule change coming but that seemed to make PSR less onerous. We've got a -£90m year dropping off the 3-year period and just turned a profit on Cannon which would roughly cancel out the Okoli transfer this year. Skipp was £25m so about a £5m hit this year, Ayew about £1.5m. Should be looking to post something between -£30m and -£40m so there should be plenty of headroom? Just screams of inefficient identifying and completing purchases of targets.

Awful. No positives at all. Poison in the veins of this club at the moment. A reprieve handed to us by others but it matters not when we don't have the stones to make the most of it.

Feels like Fulham away last time we dropped to me. Going into it thinking we should be able to be competitive and maybe get something and we no show and get dicked. Awful.

Can we make the Arsenal protest a no show to the game please?

There comes a point when Ruud is going to have to mix up the personnel and formation a bit. We've got too many weak spots in this formation defensively and it isn't translating to strong attacking either. The more I look at the players we have available the more I think we should see how a 352 fares given it seems like newcomers won't be coming in to patch up our weak spots.

Good start

Mads! A shame it's come the week after Stol had his best game, but it's still a big upgrade.

Yep, they've been run really well but I think to an extent it does show a couple of things: 1. A fancy manager from abroad isn't a guarantee of success 2. A lofty position for ANY of the non tradition big 6 is precarious

Tough games coming up including a fixture packed time due to cups could drag them in. But realistically they should be fine. Would love to be proven wrong though.

Brilliant today 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻

Huge result.

Backs to the wall now

BILAL

Goat

Seems like he's trying to set up to contain and bring on some legs later on. It's not an exciting line up at all, and you'd think Spurs would fancy their chances.

Ipswich might as well have not bothered

The PL don't give a **** if we stay up or go down, they just have incompetent officials.

Really happy for them too. They got unfair stick for not keeping O'Neil which seemed to come from those who thought they had ideas above their station. They're an excellent side under Iraola.

Lots of excellent points here but Brighton did post something like a £120m profit last season. They're so well run that they don't need to squeeze the fans for PSR.

Could be a decent player in the future, but he's not a player we need right now and we can't be affording to wait. We should have done much more business like this in the past. A modest profit can be x4-5 in terms of transfer budget so a big difference.

This is exactly what he wanted by the way. I'm loathe to suggest he's put thought into anything but on this I think his gesture was extremely deliberate. Chosen to be close enough to a Nazi salute to signal to certain people in the states, but with enough deniability to mean even sensible people try and explain it away.

Everyone who thinks Musk is a **** raise their hand.

To be fair there's not been tons of media coverage on it and most neutrals probably think this is our level. Along with KP doing the donuts, beers to keep good PR. It works the other way too, I don't have the same understanding of inner workings to know why Spurs are protesting Levy for instance. We're all going to be much closer to goings on at our own clubs. This is why a protest could be effective though. The perception of how we're run is very different outside Leicester to inside.