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Just sell him. End the circus.

Love all the links to players I've never heard of in languages I can't read. This is what the transfer window is all about.

People on this thread need to have a look in the mirror and act their ages. Never seen such a display of handbag whirling in all my days. The lad is very young and has been thrown in the deep end. That is true. He looked miles out of his depth last night. That is also (imo) true. Both can be true and, in fact, it's very likely to be the case as one leads to the other. Pointing out one doesn't detract from the other. Our fans....jeez

Vance used to be a Trump critic, who knows what his beliefs would be now if trump wasn't there. That said, firstly I highly doubt what people are speculating, second republicans don't have much choice but to double down on MAGA politics given how far they've gone in selling their souls to it.

Sorry but this is claptrap. We need options across the front line and he'd be a good one.

Desperately needed winks to come on and take control of the game. Just what is going on there? Hopefully will be resolved after transfer window closes as we can't be giving up possession so easily all season. Vesty and Ayew were the two standouts for me.

Our centre backs were our best players tonight. Vesty was great TBF. Okoli did okay but they look a formidable pairing at this level.

Still better than Daka. I don't want Bamford, just making the point of that's what happens it's still an improvement.

After Soyuncu it's hard to get excited by anybody else.

Bamford is still better than Daka

Zero support for what he believes, but he's paid to be a footballer so it's irrelevant to me.

OMFG. Please be true. First Musa then Daka, the middle East is doing us a great service again if this happens.

I just always notice it on the M5. It's becoming an issue everywhere, middle lane hoggers, people refusing to be overtaken, others brake testing etc, but on the M5 it's like nobody understands what the lanes are for.

Imo it's why we're lagging behind with EV uptake - our cars could be better, batteries could be much better and we don't have the charging infrastructure because it's all been left to the market. Government should be deciding what the country needs then whether directly being involved - perhaps funding R&D firstly - or by being very clear it's where the money is given government spending underpins everything else. Because we have quite a noisy element of British politics that don't want to move beyond oil and gas, the government can't offer the business certainty that's needed. I think labour really should be much bolder and louder in this area. They're being way too meek imo.

Basically everybody on the M5 as they are unable to see that the left hand lane exists and seen to think that the centre and right hand lanes are both for dawdling in.

Exactly what I'm thinking. Think it looks like a training top because of lack of sponsor.

Behind the scenes the club were very happy with Coady. He just didn't perform on the pitch and didn't have a year long contract.

Don't want to jump to conclusions. If we have a proper chat with him, explain we need to rebuild and instill a winning mentality and culture, and can he help us to do that with his experience, then if he wants that kind of role I could live with a year long contract with option to extend.

Most the supposed unintended consequences are made up. None of the good things they're doing are even being reported. And yes they're getting some things wrong, particularly in presentation. But any move to make landlordism harder is a good move. They can move on to the corporate landlords next if need be.

Tbh I couldn't care less either way. Kinda concluded that we're unlikely to go up so it makes no real difference. Sell, keep, whatever. Feeling pretty ambivalent.

Lol nice try Even if your story is true the idea it's a move to side with corporate landlords is laughable.

Ultimately China are leading the world in all sorts of areas and their technological advancements absolutely show that government led progress is far more efficient than leaving it to the market. And that's not a call for communism, just an observation that market dogma has largely failed to deliver. Their progress on clean energy and EV tech in particular is incredible.

Good guys with guns failed to stop it again then

Telegraph is the absolute worst. Doesn't print a word of truth these days. Sad state got a once great newspaper.

Russell Martin taking an absolute battering in this write up BBC News - 'Martin's mess exposed - but when will it end?' https://www.bbc.com/sport/football/articles/c0j93z96wd8o