funkyrobot

Should be an obligation to buy rather than an option to buy. They’ll sling him back as soon as he double OG’s it again.

Not even a good move for Charlton tbh. At League 2 he’d probably be a goalscoring beast but at Championship level his record speaks for itself.

I’d genuinely prefer Carranza than Dykes.

I would’ve much preferred going to see us play Macclesfield. Getting Southampton is just dull, miles away and absolutely uninspiring. The only reason I would be against Man City is that I think we could get battered 9-0.

I’d still take a one legged, hamstring wrecked Antonio over Dykes ffs

Definitely the worse possible draw we could’ve got (other than Man City away.)

Absolutely not. He’d be a shocking signing. Yet another non goalscoring striker.

You’ve not watched Jordan James then? He’s been putting in games like that all season. Skipp did well today but he was playing against League 2 opposition. He needs to consistently stand out and influence games at Championship level. His fee is irrelevant but it’s not irrational to expect a player of his reputation to be better than he has been for the vast majority of his time here. Skipp is an honest lad and i don’t think he’d disagree with the idea that overall he has underwhelmed in a LCFC shirt since he signed.

Big Harry playing from his post op hospital bed will be an impressive sight.

How come he’s not playing regularly for them then (and only averages 56 minutes in the games he’s played in.) He is not going anywhere for £100m.

We’ve never been the same since we lost ‘The Podcast GOAT™️’

Caicedo was much more highly regarded than Baleba is. The latter has spent significant time on the bench this season.

No way will Baleba fetch anything like that fee.🤣🤣

Interesting that everyone is moaning about the numerous KPFC fans who are pro Top but not many of these fans has come on here defending him. Are you sure there’s that many? There’s certainly not many on this thread or on foxestalk in general. Obviously there will be an element of our supporter base that are unable to extract themselves from the emotional pull of the past, of Vichai and of the successes that he helped bring but most people I see on here, those I speak to at the games and on see on Twitter are in agreement that since Top has taken over and almost from the FA Cup win, there has been a marked and continued decline in the club that can only be pointed to catastrophic mismanagement by him and his senior team.

Linked with the caretaker manager role at ManUre

Why are we rating alleged Hull City chants?

Tbf in that one visit he handed out some filbert foxes to the kids in the posh seats in front of him (that probably get 3 a year) so fair play to him. That covers for his lack of attendance/interest and then some. Well done Top 🫶🦊💙

Undertaking my own boycott by going to Halifax to watch Anstey Nomads in the FA Vase. But anyway this is the team I’d field. Vietes Cover Faes Vestergaard Aluko Hamza (C) Page Marcal Silko Monga Daka

Plenty of us who attended last night, certainly many who sit around me, are critical of the club, the players, the tactics and specifically the absent (again) owner.

Fair play to Top, he’s listened to the fans, seen the strength of feeling and joined the boycott last night to get closer to the fans. What a powerful statement by our owner and acting CEO. 🫶🦊 I hope the criticisms for him end now! 💙

There is a positive - of that dead wood you’ve listed, 5 of them (Winks, Soumare, Daka, Ricardo and Ayew) will be out of contract at the end of this season!

With Braybrooke now at Chesterfield, surely we’ll have to dip into the (free) transfer market to get central midfield cover. Winks is a write off and Soumare is injured and unreliable - we have no cover for JJ and no competition for Skipp (he needs it as he’s been a passenger in the last two defeats.) Page is very young and he’s having to be the number 10 rotation anyway.

A fit Antonio is definitely an improvement on what we have. The concern will be that with him coming back from a major injury, he will sustain secondary injuries like Rambo and Ricardo have in recent times. As soon as he’s having to stretch, sprint and change direction in a competitive match. I just can’t see him being able to stay fit after such a significant injury, also considering his age and his time out of the game.

I think the boycott is an effective protest but I take my lad and at 10 years old he’d be absolutely gutted to miss the game (even though he usually comes back gutted as we’ve been so bad.) He understands what’s happening and why there’ll be even more empty seats - and now knows what the word ‘boycott’ means too!

Pretty sure Top will be part of the boycott. Only worry is he’s been boycotting for months and nothing has changed!