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I think clubs have to tread a fine line. You don’t want to be a “selling club”, but equally you don’t want to be a club that players know they can’t escape from, because then they might choose not to come here in the first place! The whole Mahrez fiasco - hanging on to him when he was desperate to go - wasn’t a good for our image at all. I think the firm but fair approach is better. Yes we’ll sell if you want to go, but only for a good price, and only one of you at a time!

If Wolves win the current Europa, do we get moved down and have to do qualifiers?

And a mince pie at Christmas!

After seeing the Man U v Palace game, I’m more cynical than ever. I honestly don’t think a ref would allow Leicester to deprive Man U of CL.

So winners of CL, EL and FA Cup won’t affect our position in Europa?

And hopefully this is unlikely as one of their matches is against Chelsea

Currently they’d need to score 17 goals and concede none I think

Any mathematical brains out there who can work this out? whats the worst case scenario now? Are we guaranteed Europa group stage, or could we end up in the qualifying round? Presumably if wolves won their next 2 games and scored lots of goals, we could end up being 6th. is there any other way?

No idea, but what I’ve noticed is that Madders watches the matches in the stands but Chilly doesn’t.

Absolutely! And it's possible that it may get dragged out for weeks and weeks, because we could potentially end up waiting for the outcome of Europa and the FA Cup before we know if we've got European football next year.

This sort of thing just reminds us of how amazing out PL win in 2016 was, because the odds really are stacked against the non big-6 clubs. It seems they can do exactly what they want and then buy their way out of it. The smaller clubs can never compete. Decisions go against us on the pitch with refs usually finding in favour of the big clubs, and off the pitch with the infinite money and disregard of FFP rules. It makes it all seem a bit pointless,

I agree - I thought they'd reduce it to a year, so as not to make UEFA look stupid. But now CAS couldn't have sent a clearer message that money talks, and no amount of legal evidence will change that.

And they could all check their eyesight too

I’m more concerned about where they can train. If Leicester city is out of bounds, then matches can be played elsewhere, but where will they train?

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