CB Fry

Says the man who has offered the single most gutless "bet" ever seen on this forum. No courage, no conviction.

Hang on, West London Sport said this was a no go.

While I have no doubt that the red-hot investigative journalist from West London Sport dot com has just put the phone down on Charlie, his agent an most of the QPR hierarchy, there are lots of things that would also be "sensible" in this situation - like the club trying to move the player on now, and interested clubs preparing to pay a fee to secure him now, and both the selling club and buying club working together to cover any financial benefit that the player thinks he might get by waiting around until June. All of that is "sensible" too. But yeah, if WestLondonSport.com say it's over, then it's over.

Not sure his wage expectation is so massive that we can't pay it and aren't already paying someone else similar. It's Charlie Austin from QPR, not Neymar we're signing.

As soon as we sign Austin we should look to sell him to reinvest.

People are thinking too much about this. If we sign him, we sign him and he will be playing for us.

Err, I think Hypo would bet on the same outcome.

It was a thumb up. Anyway, that is what K Billy does on here re incoming transfers. Actually makes more me confident that any words. KBSS is usually on the money. Let's hope we see something official tomorrow.

It won't be a pre contract. We're paying now to ensure he signs for us. QPR are probably helping to grease the wheels to get him out the door and move on with signing a replacement. It'll be a signing much any other really.

We dont agree on much, but one thing we both know is that the Corbynistas have absolutely no interest whatsoever in actually winning an election.

In the summer, maybe. Will be a six month handover. Pelle will not go this month.

If the ITK big dawg is saying it, then get your shirt names printed now.

Overwhelming public support. http://www.independent.co.uk/news/uk/politics/jeremy-corbyns-labour-party-perceived-as-increasingly-incompetent-says-poll-a6709641.html Overwhelming public support. http://www.newstatesman.com/politics/elections/2016/01/how-jeremy-corbyns-labour-faring-elections-so-far Overwhelming public support. http://gu.com/p/4f8pk?CMP=Share_AndroidApp_Copy_to_clipboard Overwhelming public support. https://yougov.co.uk/news/2015/10/28/camerons-rating-down-corbyns-down-more/ Overwhelming public support. http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/politics/Jeremy_Corbyn/12087246/Labour-voters-are-losing-faith-in-Jeremy-Corbyn.html Overwhelming public support. http://www.standard.co.uk/news/politics/support-for-jeremy-corbyn-slumps-after-he-opposes-airstrikes-a3139486.html The "massive groundswell of public support" really is quite overwhelming. It's now really clear why the Tories and the evil right wing press are, like, really scared of him and stuff.

You do realise what you posted up was a self congratulatory wa nkathon about Jeremy, right? He's got "overwhelming public support" despite the howwible old mainstream media and everything. Of course he has. Overwhelming.

Really, we do. He will never be Prime Minister.

Utter drivel from the start and then I gave up reading when it said Corbyn has "a massive groundswell of public support", utter fantasy. Just rent a quote nonsense up to that point so I'll assume the rest carried in the same fashion. Thanks for posting.

NBC screened Jack To A King instead.

Our old friend Cotterill back on the market. L1 title and JPT win last season but binned after a six months back in the Championship. Slightly harsh but they have been on a shocking run. F'sure, he's a triffic coach according to some top, top football management legends so he won't be out of work long.

That's one for the historians to put in the history books.

Watford looking like top six material and no mistake.

Er, no he isn't.

I've just played my "happy to be proven wrong" card.

I'd be amazed I'd they don't do that, otherwise why pick em? Bertrand pretty good going forward. We'll see.

Targett/Bertrand are the new Marsden/Bridge. Or something.

Two changes at half time.