Tommy Fresh

Leeds have got one back

Currently second with a game in hand.... also personally wouldn't get my hair done at the last chance salon

Fancy anymore corners lads

2nd for Cov

Remember when he kicked it in to the back of Ndidi against Bournemouth

****ing get in

Can't look forward to us bowling at Brook

Also do we really want to give him any reason to think about jumping ship? The one benefit of playing for us over a bigger county is game time.

Just to add after the first game in September the gap to Leeds was 6 points, if we win our game in hand they've made up 4 points. Which kind of highlights just how 'okay' Farke was between the end of that window and Christmas, considering the amazing 2024 they've had and how bad our 2024 has been.

You genuinely believe Farke has stood out more than McKenna? You also allude to after August all the time but between August and Christmas he wouldn't even cross my mind as being a standout in the division.

Our results without Ndidi don't count and neither do those during AFCON

Seeing as he played at this level, thought I'd stick this in here. Even if you've never heard of him I'd recommend giving this episode a listen

Do they really need another Caicedo though, probably not. Think most are pointing out they have a considerable pool of players, signed fairly cheap and they'll probably make money on all of them.

If they've spent that much on him it's because the data driven model they use points towards him being worth the risk.

Number 1 in the top 50 EFL players in FourFourTwo

If you listen to ex pro's a lot of contracts when offered increase annually

Enciso will go for stupid money, and they have a load that will go for considerably more than they paid for them such as, Buonanotte, Adingra, Baleba, Barco. You've also then got the older players who no doubt would fetch decent fees, Mitoma and Estupinan. They have also got Ibrahim Osman lined up to join who in a few years will also go for more then they've paid.

Which is why I'm specifically talking about ins and outs, don't see them ever struggling to move players on. They're signing kids for low fees and low wages, these lads from South America aren't kicking around at Brighton for an extra 2 years running down their deals if a bigger club comes in.

Brighton are slightly different though, the whole model and idea behind their recruitment is their owner is it not? So that model isn't changing, financially I can't see them ever ****ing themselves over with signing players like we have, agree there's then other factors that could affect performance, such as an unfortunate record with injuries to key players possibly leading to trouble.

Ryan Bertrand

Scotland do it differently don't they, albeit with smaller leagues

I get the point in general it was more regarding Flemming, he's not exactly small

By smaller do you mean height?

Literally came from behind today ffs

That dive by Gray