Nolan

So Thursday is the first FULL day we're Championship League....

We don't actually have a choice. A lot of People coming in will be employed by Sports Republic, rather than Southampton so any transfer if ownership of the club in future will be much much more difficult.

We are officially no longer on the Premier League Website.....

Burnley 22/23 Fulham 21/22 Norwich and Watford 20/21 Fulham 19/20 5/12 in the last 4 seasons went straight Back up. 42 % With the gulf in money. anything less than Play off position would be a failure of a season.

our relegated current squad has an estimated value of 3 - 4 times that of 21 championship clubs. With sales and incomings we should be tearing up the Championship.

of course years dont tell the full story. 11 as a 19 year old for Sheffield Utd in League one 7 as a 20 year old for Brum in the Championship 5 as a 21 year old for Brum in the Championship 22 as a 22 Year old for Brum in the Championship he's about to turn 27

There's certainly a lot of Marketing potential with some of Valenciennes players. Here's A Zinga.

might be accurate or not.... Russell Martin deal is close and his replacement should be UK based - Swansea City News | Swansea Independent (fansnetwork.co.uk)

I think people have misunderstanding of what a "Firesale" is A "firesale" only occurs when you're forced to accept any old money because you have to. As we still have even standing with other clubs, it is simply a normal "sale", on OUR terms.

Burnley have never spent more than 15 Million on a player.

Will Smallbone has been through much adversity on and off the pitch but is finally seeing hard work pay off | The Irish Sun (thesun.ie)

Given we have literally no staff other than Wilcox (if he's started yet), I'd love to know who's negotiating these outgoings.

Blimey, you must have some contacts to know they would be happy to come here.

Fixed length playing contracts will probably be very different to month to month standard employment contracts. For a start, month to month employment contract WONT have 40% reduction in wages after relegation.

Because to make McCarthy redundant you would have to pay him the remainder of his contract?

Willy Caballero staying is a good sign as it would follow he's there to help Alcaraz contribute his adjustment to The British Language.

Daily Echo reporting that WIlly Caballero is taking about a further year contract. Which is extremely positive as he has been instrumental in settling his compatriot Alcaraz in.

Given the 5 stripes on the website, I would be surprised if we haven't got a red version of this.

To further deduce the precise time point of the end of the season. When Wilcox was announced it said he was leaving at "the end of the season" his farewell interview was posted yesterday. Wilcox: I’m so proud of what we’ve achieved together (mancity.com) The end of the season may be upon us imminently.

Citeh posted a Farewell Interview With Wilcox yesterday at 4pm... We may have some staff soon. Wilcox: I’m so proud of what we’ve achieved together (mancity.com)

Last line of Tanwell's latest article confirms Andrew Sparkes has left as GK coach.

Just the second game since January they lost, in fairness.

Beeb also saying it's down to compensation but the figures they're reporting are £2 million and £1.25 million. https://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/football/65779193

With hundreds of staff on Consultation, 200k could be the difference for a couple of jobs. It's right they should be seen to be conserving cash where possible.

From the rulebook it happens once Membership "share" transfer is made between the three relegated clubs and the three promoted clubs, as directed by the Premier League. But there is no specific date mentioned for the transfer to happen.