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Or more likely: We know exactly what we’re doing and we know how badly it stinks

Really? Is that the case? That’s madness - how are they not in breach as well?

Just been reading about how much infrastructure / process / expertise David Moyes has been setting up at West Ham. if you believe it’s down to him then he’d be an amazing DOF!!!

I actually read it that you were making the opposite point!! My bad!

His better stats were two years ago, that’s not down to the league

You’d like to think that a recruitment team would be permanently on the case of finding strikers

I was going to embark on a reply, to the rest of your points, but then read this and st

Everton really are in the mire. These guys also own some of Saville so hopefully that puts Enzo off any interest they show https://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/articles/cprgxj4zlneo

Wolves owners pursued him for years, then when they finally got him reneged on everything they’d said. He was unhappy there almost immediately

It was noticeable how long the manager and squad spent in the UFS corner after the game. I think they really appreciate your support 💙👍

I had a terrible view today so can’t really comment on that. Kasper was brilliant in 1-1 situations though

It is very bold - I’m a huge Kasper fan! My thinking is along the lines of yours too - Mads is a great cross collector, fantastic distribution, and they are both great shot stoppers. I’d also add the caveat that I’m comparing 13/14 Kasper (as the original thread) and not taking into account the length of great service since.

Yeah you could tell he enjoyed that. He seems like such a nice guy that lives in the moment and savours it

Going to be controversial, but I think I’d take Mads over Kasper!

I really enjoyed today. Bit of a meh game, played by players that have been celebrating winning the league for a week. And so they should have!! We’re champions. Celebrate. Enjoy. It doesn’t happen that often, and however much we shouldn’t have gone down we did, and getting back up is an achievement worthy of happiness!! There’s lots of time to worry about next season. Just enjoy today

I’m 55, been a fan for around 50 years. A few minutes after hiding my tears when Marc came on, I turned to the 3 blokes I was with and we all admitted to shedding a tear. What a LEGEND.

I’m having a birthday party next week, can you make it?? I can’t imagine it being fun without you! (You weren’t serious with this post were you)?

He looks like he’s in the last few months of his career to me recently. Looks older / less mobile / slower / less stamina than soon to be 38 year old Vardy

Perfect!!! We have a confident manager that wants to surround himself with the tools for success and know that his vision for that is matched by the board. I believe Top will buy into this very strongly, the question will be wether he’s brave enough to commit to changes at board level. Personally I feel really positive about this situation, he has a great point - the infrastructure is the same as when we were relegated!

Legend. Seems such a great bloke and professional too. Good luck whatever happens next Marc 💙

That’s also true. I hope we don’t have to sell him and I hope it’s not a repeat of the Piper situation, where the club let him know that it had to happen for the good of the club

I think that’s fair enough, it’s true he has no intention of leaving. It doesn’t mean that he won’t if the club need to sell him though, he can leave and fans will know it wasn’t his choice

We should absolutely nail the next week getting players agreed and tied up, take advantage of knowing we’re promoted so we’re not competing with everyone else in a fortnight. With JR in charge, this will definitely not be happening!!!

I have loved Wilf as a Leicester player, and Peak Ndidi could have walked into most sides in the Premier League. But I think it would be a terrible waste of available funds to keep him now. His pace, energy and physicality are on a steep decline, and a good portion of his game relies on those aspects