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You have no idea wether Marcus would have wanted to sell Van Dyke or not so stop talking ******.

Our centre back is worth over ten times the value of their whole club.

It's fair to say it couldn't have gone any better since that dark summer in administration- thanks Leibherrs.

That was just a Cortese head fart.

To be fair, you don't have the slightest clue wether that is true or not. I'm glad it's all sorted out, think it's a good sign that Kat has kept 20% - could mean that she's expecting progression.

Would love it. Wages shouldn't be an issue if we flog Van Dyke.

Some nazi nut job, I'm pretty sure he comes under the umbrella of violent people that Trump condemned. You know, who he condemned.

Just using Corbyn as an example. Neither said anything wrong, just worded it in a way to wind up their opposition and curry favour with elements of their support. Trump condemned all violence which included the far right, he did single out one side because both were being violent.

Storm in a tea cup. No difference to Corbyn saying he condemns all violence when asked to condem the IRA. They both do it for the same reason, to wind up their opponents.

"The president said very strongly in his statement yesterday that he condemns all forms of violence, bigotry and hatred. Of course that includes white supremacists, KKK, neo-Nazi and all extremist groups" Not sure what all the fuss about Trump is, the statement is crystal clear. Just typical anti Trump morons looking for any excuse to have a go. I'm no fan of Trump at all, the guys an idiot. But the way the media jump on everything and twist stuff to their agenda just annoys me.

It is certainly an opportunity, however it never seems to work like that for Saints, especially as we have never won a opening game at home in the Prem. The season we got relegated I think we lost a lot of easy home games which gave us a mountain to climb by the time we sorted our **** out, so it can work both ways.

I'm no supporter of the North Korean regime but from their point of view the US (who has a big history of invading other countries) is seen as a threat so whatever their human rights abuses they will see having nuclear weopons as essential for their defence. Given that the devided Korea is a product of the Cold War, and that US led sanctions has caused massive suffering to their people you can understand their hostility. North Korea are going to end up with nukes sooner or later so maybe the best plan is to not give them a reason to want to use them. I can't see the point in pushing them into a corner, you can only push so far until they have nothing to lose by going to war.

Years of crippling sanctions could be classed as provocation to be fair. Lots of countries have lots of missiles pointed at each other, and they have tested their missiles as well.

Fantastic. Ain't Karma a *****!

Does having a poor record of Human rights make a country a terrorist threat then?

Does Kevin Palmer still write for the club?

VVD: "“As a proud professional I am insulted by the suggestion that it was me who refused to train" Just play him, as soon as he is left out his value drops because the buyer knows we are in a sticky position.

Van Dyke has obviously said what he has to try to burn his bridges and weaken our position in negotiating a price - the best thing the club could do is name him in the starting line-up against Swansea. There may be a few boos but it will all blow over. The club just need to make it crystal clear that we don't need to sell, nothing has changed - the **** has to work for his cash.

You're right, he showing the Scouse victim traits already.

The club are in a very difficult position with tosser players like him, whatever Les Reed and the club choose to do has my full backing. Let the **** rot in the reserves, we will still get decent cash for him next summer.

Agree, we always play better with Davis as no 10.

Agree, there is no way that would happen

Sounds like the type of player we need.

I'm pretty sure Koeman's main motivation for leaving was so he could sign players like Rooney and Schneiderlin, not wages. So in that respect the whole article is pointless.

Well if they are struggling to sell now, good luck when we are up to our arse in a relegation scrap. the clubs value will drop like a stone if it looks like we are going down, especially with all these players on nice big 5 year contracts.