The Doctor

worst case scenario, the exact same thing that's happening currently on king powers watch best case scenario, shooting back up the divisions realistically? moderate improvements, a stabilising of the finances, fixing the wage bill and less recruitment via match of the day highlights from 10 years ago, gradually building back to being a championship/prem yo-yo club but, that the worst case scenario is "What's already happening" is why it's still good to get King Power out. You don't stay in a burning building just in case the fire might spread out to the street.

oh yea, careful what you wish for, we could be owned by a nepobaby idiot who just gives his mates top jobs and presides over arguably the most spectacular collapse in English football history

at this point the team X-Bladez owner from Brink, with his business plan of give random teenagers $200 a week to skate down the park, is a better businessman than Aiyawatt

that case is going to entirely rely on whether a verdict is actually given for 115 FC or not, and honestly with a year and a half since the hearing concluded I'm convinced the PL are looking to sweep it under the rug. If no verdict ever comes on that, we'd struggle to make a case regardless of what happens in this - because Leeds can rely on the facts that we did breach and were charged, just as Burnley did v Everton. If Man City aren't charged for breaching, we're left in much murkier waters

3 years is too long tbh, he's league one standard, but hopefully gets us out of this division and a fee of some sort next summer

genuinely do not remember a 'punch'. BBC made nothing of it, the England fans I was watching the game while chatting to had no mention of it. let's be honest, you're looking for someone to blame and rather than blaming your manager for being a coward, your 116m defensive midfielder for not closing down a bloke who has a record of long rangers and was looking for that shot all game, or your collection of 6ft defenders letting a 5'9 bloke get a free header, you're looking to feel cheated. Ref was adequate, completely unnoticeable to any neutral - England lost that because they surrendered all initiative from the moment they scored and defended like clowns

referee didn't really do anything wrong? Like yes, Argentina did what top teams do, disrupted any rhythm by making the game very bitty with constant fouling, but they did it the way top teams do, rotating the foulers. It's an aspect of football I hate, very cynical and makes games rough to watch, but there's not much the ref can do about that - not like rugby where the captain can take punishment if his players misbehave, a ref can't start booking non yellow card worthy fouls just because the players teammates are making the same fouls

starting to sell players with no future here rather than running their contracts down? right as a new sporting director gets his feet under the table and the old director of football is moved upstairs? must be a coincidence /s

throwing myself into the trent rather than watching that tbh

if you do this, manager of the year would just be the team that wins the title every year. But like let's say next season Hull finish 7th in the prem, would Jovankovic not have done a better job than the likes of Maresca or Arteta would have done if theres another man city v Arsenal title race? Because any reasonable person would say yes, in this circumstance Jovankovic would have done a better job - win % wouldn't show that though

right, but a bloke who's been in the PL with a newly promoted time is likely to have a much lower win %age than a bloke who's had one or two years managing a league two playoff side. Those are two wildly different jobs, and you can't just compare them by win %age

as if he's good enough for the blue brazil

50/50 - not watched the Mexico game for england or the Switzerland game for Argentina but I've not been convinced by either, both teams have been pretty laboured in getting this far.

the clear Photoshop cut out remnants around his head? Big fan of it, clearly been done by whoever of their student media hasn't gone home for the summer

selling a young midfielder to, on the face of it, a direct rival is the red flag in our business so far. This is not immediately a problem, it becomes that if we don't get other necessary business done. more than fair to doubt that we will with Rudkin and Glover still around, but I think it's very much a wait and see with McCarron