Bryn

I won't be popular for saying this but the long-term goal from our perspective here is to maximise the transfer fee when he goes. We can't keep ****ing around with the finances. Get him on the right contract, avoid a release clause and play him the exact right amount to optimise his development. Ideally get back to the Premier League with 2-3 years still left on his contract. And aim to sell for a fee higher than that which Southampton received for Dibling.

Feels like the right manager for the moment. I imagine that for a change the club was fully honest with him that he wasn’t going to get many signings and indeed several players would need to leave. We look structured and organised and that’s the hardest I’ve seen a Leicester side work for a long time. If we’re going to shithouse wins in our current circumstances he could enter the pantheon of our most revered managers.

So that’s the first time I’ve watched us this season. Certainly no lack of effort. Did feel like there was a lack of confidence. But if they’re going to keep scrapping out wins whilst we gut the wage bill and blood the academy grads then the only way is up.

That’s ****ing baller from Monga

Something really reassuring about seeing Andy King in the technical area.

Bruh

If you care where a footballer lives you're a weirdo.

He’s probably not wrong.

Massively reducing the wage bill, blooding the academy grads and scraping shit 1-0 wins would be a successful season for us.

How the **** is Alan Sheehan the Swansea manager, that’s so ****ing random.

It is so ****ing obvious what the club needs. Sell pretty much the entire first team squad. They're shit and on massive wages. In their place, fast-track the promising young players and supplement them with a handful of proper Championship pros and some further young talent, on lower wages who want to actually be here. Find a manager who can build a squad based not just on pedigree or talent but also character and desire. Clear the debts, we can't keep fiddling the numbers whilst the authorities scrutinise us. Properly sort out the finances, I don't think they're too far gone as to be irretrievable but they will be if we carry on. This would properly reset the club. Then Aiyawatt needs to sell up. His primary company is on it's arse and he needs to go sort it out and he hasn't got a clue what to do with the football club. He sells up and the club thanks the current higher ups, Rudkin Whelan et al and shows them the door. If they've gutted the wage bill and left a club with a decent stadium, state of the art training facilities, a modest but tidy squad and minimal debt, they will get a solid buyer.

I struggle to see a promotion challenge with any of the current setup.

Pretty clear the club is in dire straits. Sell everything, play the kids, reset the whole club.

The GOAT.

I think he just felt his time with us was over.

Think it's got **** all to do with Brendan, more likely Kasper surely.

This is what is in my head hearing the news as well. Very sad.

Didin't watch but Oliver Skipp is utter gash, we spent £20m on him? Yikes.

Eternal Darkness is possibly the most underrated game ever.

I think it’s his choice but I also don’t think we’d have offered terms he would have found acceptable.

I would really love to like Patson. But he’s gash isn’t he.

They can all **** off. There is noone at the club I have any interest in seeing at the club any longer.

I’m happy for us to go down. Big clear out, sack the board, let the EFL wield the axe. Just draw out all the poison. We will never see joy again with things as they are.

Ukraine were sold out in 2014, really.