JimJams

He catches him with the bottom of his boot. So, the studs.

Unless the achilles has moved to the front of the leg, it definitely doesn't. Though he does catch him with his studs.

Did well against Real in his opener too despite losing it late on.

Ah, the trip he raises his studs. It's an intentional trip but the studs up bit is just stupid from the lad. Tried to play a clever foul and ballsed it up basically.

Straight red. It's just a trip when Wolves want to break, there's plenty of cover.

He's already at Valencia mate. That ship has sailed.

Caesar.

The lads wants to start his run for Vardys record again.

Ironically full of Cannon t-shirts. Last years stock!

Looked blatant on the replays. Didn't see it in real time meself though.

I agree but he may well stick with it and give Woyo the nod.

Without getting into a debate on the accuracy of wage reporting a quick google search puts Hamza on 50k a week as a prem player. 36k last year in the champ. Given we're looking well like a soon to be champ outfit his wage will once again be down to 36k. Now whilst that's a lot for a champ midfielder, he's going to Sheffield Utd on the pretense of getting back to the Premier League and they're fairly well stacked to do that. Tom Davies is (again googled) on about £30kpw in the Championship, it's not that big a gap that something can't be sorted, either with us taking a hit slightly on fee, or making up the slight difference if Utd are up for paying him in around that kind of figure. If it's a loan with obligation to buy on promotion the fee should increase. We're usually the desperate ones being bent over. We should learn how to do it ourselves when the shoe is up the other arse.

Not with a contract running to 2029 he won't.

It shouldn't be a loan. Sheffield Utd are desperate in their push for promotion and have a lot of injuries in the midfield. They're desperate. Let's face it, they must be if Hamza is seen as the answer. So we hold the cards here. Buy. Only caveat is if they want to up it to a ridiculous fee on promotion, but do we want to take the chance of him coming back? We've seen with Souttar how loaning out a player, even if he does well for the club he's at can backfire from unfortunate circumstances such as injury. Imagine we send them Hamza on loan and he's great for them but does his ACL or some shit with a few games left. He comes back, and presumably after recovery, worse than ever.

I'd say we wouldn't be able to sign anybody if we applied that rule. And then you realise we aren't signing anybody. So now we know...

Right, and you need to be more than that to step up to Premier League level, so he's probably found his peak unless he dramatically improves his all round game. We got £10mill. Whittaker just went for £6mill. Imo a better player and bigger goal threat, and he's not even a striker. There will still be better deals to be done than Cannon if we go down.

Or a loan fee. Or even play him.

They've got major injuries in their midfield. Hamza is the answer. Probably. It'd also be nice if they took Coady as the answer to their defensive issues as well. Praise the lord for Sheffield Utd!

Whilst watching Cannons currently crap debut for Sheffield Utd, I thought I'd pop on their forum to have a gander at their thoughts. They've got a thread gagging for Hamza and Dunne (cb) and the sentiment is that they're well short in midfield and desperate for a Souttar replacement. SURELY we have to get Chouder out and try our damnedest to get Coady there!! For the love of CHRIST! THIS is what we need in January!

Well, Crooks has just pooped on the debut a bit. Great goal.

Be a much more interesting watch than at Stoke. Brereton in too.

For Spurs?

You should all Apollo-gise for these crap puns.

Could just as easily be the case that Ruud threw his dummy out in the situation. A situation that could well be total bollocks.