honeybradger

Why are we talking about the big 6? The only clubs that have broken these new PSR rules are relegation scrappers like Everton, Nottingham Forest and ourselves. If we don't want our club getting hit by consecutive points deductions and being thrown into championship mediocrity this is the best case scenario for us.

I would yes, Faes is very unreliable, one game he is constantly winning the ball back like yesterday, the next he's fallen asleep on the ball and passes it straight to the opposition. With our financial situation we should be selling, ive pretty much given up on us having any chance at staying up if we get promoted so getting money from some of our sellable assets should help stop the bleeding.

Being a Beligium international doesnt make him a good player, it's his performances that define whether he is good or not. He was good the other day but a decent price for him in the summer would go amiss.

Am i thick or were Brighton in breach of FFP between 2019 and 2021 according to that table? It shows losses of over £105mil over those three seasons.

If you got yourself into one of these situations in a video game you would quit, delete save and start a new game.

How reliable is this guy? Are they accounting for wages covered by other teams for our players on loan? Are these wages taking into account the relegation clauses?

Mavididi get the f in

Ndidi's movement is so important for us.

I would take 8 shit wins at this point, this promotion means too much in terms of the financial stability of this club. Even if this team show nothing to prove they arent going straight back down next season i would take it.

I wish he was just terrible so that we can drop him and move him on. He has some very good attributes which tricks our managers into putting faith in him but he's incredibly unreliable.

We were worse when Hamza came off, worse in possession and worse defensively.

This club man...

I feel sick

He was good at the start of the year but quite bad recently. Hopefully he can rediscover his form.

Modric on a Cabiasso type deal? Wages are way too high but a man can dream.

I think it would have, we were already signing average players for ridiculous prices under Vichai and trying too hard to keep our star players when they no longer wanted to be here (Mahrez). These were the core reasons that we are in this mess, Top is just unlucky that these problems bore fruit after he took over. Rodgers would have probably gone sooner under Vichai but that would have only delayed relegation.

From what ive seen Matty James is one of their best players and King doesnt play much.

Personally i would prefer nelson over Justin for this game, Justin has been off it recently.

He was poor for the first goal but i think he had an ok showing today despite that.

I havent seen anything from Cannon to suggest he's a striker that excels at holding up the ball. He seems like more of a pure goalscorer.

Justin's been a bit frustrating recently, would have liked Doyle to start the next few championship games instead of him.

Pretty sure it's mostly the Algerians who refer to Mahrez as Mehrez, i always assumed it was a kind of variant on the name.

We got 24 points from the last 22 games in the 19/20 season, it wasnt inconsistent, it was consistently lower midtable form for over half the season. For example if we had that form in this PL season we would be between Bournemouth and Crystal palace. The 19/20 season is incredibly overrated, a run of games where Vardy was finishing every chance that landed to him masked the fact that we were poor for the majority of that season.

https://theathletic.com/5335889/2024/03/13/jamie-vardy-leicester-phenomenon/?source=user-shared-article At the end of the article Rob Tanner says we are looking to renew his contract in the summer

How did teams like Aston Villa, Fulham, Brighton, Leeds etc get away with spending 100s of millions soon after promotion. Aston Villa in particular have spent more than us and have higher wages.