Ex Lion Tamer

Goes right back to Bazunu's decision to kick long. Gifted them the ball back at a crucial time

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Here's how my predictions are going: Alcaraz - 18 - didn't stay but wasn't going to hit it A Armstrong - 16 - now 19 Tella - 15 - didn't stay Sulemana - 9 - nowhere near S Armstrong - 8 - currently on 5 so not too far off Mara - 7 - has 6 so going well Aribo - 6 - has 3 so only halfway Djenepo - 4 - didn't stay Edozie - 3 - has 6 so beat target

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It's a bit of a chicken/egg situation though. His behaviour may have been a symptom of his mental health condition, whatever it is

There absolutely nothing about Charley's conduct since he joined us that would suggest he'll force through a move to Juventus if we don't want it to happen. Quite the opposite in fact

He could so easily have laid it off to Smallbone but decided to run instead. And it was a great decision

Two questions having only seen the short highlights: 1) who made the driving run forward with the ball to create Mara's second goal? Was it Rothwell like the first goal? 2) were Watford actually pretty awful, and did they make changes to their usual side? The defending seemed non existent towards the end

Lawrence is ahead of Zach Awe then in the pecking order?

I don't think they could afford him

I'm still convinced full back is not the right position for him

I think you missed the joke but being serious, i assumed £5m/€7m

I'm not sure that's fair to the boy. He looked better for us when we were struggling in the Premier League than now we're a top team in the Championship. I think it's more that he's not suited to the passing game

Alcaraz's wages are probably a bit high for a bench player. Makes sense to let him out on loan and see how he does in a different environment