Grebfromgrebland

Play him up front better than daka and ayywe

We obviously couldn't make any move until Soumare went

What do you expect him to do? It takes time to change things plus there's not many options.

Not really, it's not like the locals are filling the bars on friday and saturday nights, students are keeping the place going and at least slightly vibrant.

Have you checked under the sofa, lots of things find their way there.

Is duck another word for fanny?

The solution might be to move to a "third world" where AI isn't utilised to run things as much.

We are desperate for players now, will we even win another game this season? Team morale must be through the floor.

Which is what happened

It would be great if some local people could set up a consortium to buy the club. Who's rich from Leicester?

Venky chicken

Unless of course we reject AI taking our jobs and society away from us. There's over 60M people in this country we should set the agenda not Google, palantir or open ai. Once we lose control we never get it back.

You don't actually need a solicitor. I sold a house without one before there's just a few firms to fill out. But if there's any complications like mortgages to deal with then just use a solicitor.

Do we know the details of the loan? Are we paying all his wages plus damages? Do we pay them a loan fee?

OK I should have said - We had no chance once Sharjah FC entered the equation!

We had no hope once GAIS entered the equation.

Our first player to go to Qatar as well!

Chris Coleman seems to be not the worst option when it comes to scraping the dregs from the bottom of barrels.

Be interesting to see if any players take a stand.

We should just let the players sort it out amongst themselves.

Emile probably looked the the stability of the clubs and chose the best option

Club is not going to change until the PSR and ownership situation is resolved

Why are you doing this to yourself?

Be interesting to see if any players make a stand. I mean there's a lot footballers who aren't white Christians.

We're doing really really well. I mean we're not losing. Yet.