Farmer Saint

I'm not being funny, no-one has died, and they haven't even charged him with attempted murder. You can make an assumption from that - mens rea of murder (IE he is trying to hurt people) is not present. Very simply, the CPS did not believe at any point he was trying to kill anyone. Even as the BBC reporter who was there said, he was being chased the whole way by about 30 Liverpool fans attacking and throwing stuff at his car. It's why the rear window was smashed. I think he thought he was going to die. I think this was just a tragic mishap.

Yeah, it was. I don't think he tried to kill people, I think he was trying to save himself. From what I've read and seen he was a lovely family man who gets caught UK behind an ambulance and accidentally went into the parade area. His car then got attacked by Liverpool fans, and fearing for his life he tried to flee. As you say, we'll see what happens, but from what I've been told from some friends in Liverpool, he certainly is not a cunt.

It's essentially a loan, but if they stay up they keep him. Reduces the financial risk massively and also helps with PSR for both the seller (City in this case) and Ipswich (as they are selling in the same financial year).

He wouldn't have been given bail anyway as the authorities need to protect him, rather than the other way round as it usually is (protecting the public). I don't think the charges will stack up against him as he can and will plead self-defence. Liverpool fans attacking his car, chanting "Kill him" before he went into fight or flight.

I don't think it is, but we'll see.

Not really, purchases are amortised over the length of the contract, irrespective of if the player is sold (I think). Sales are put straight on the balance sheet as an income. Also, it'll be interesting to see if he's sold in this financial year, as if they do it will be seen as a PSR profit, even selling for a loss (which effectively they will be with the 30% sell on).

Just a very quick one, remember the last rapid CB, who was not a great tackler, we bought..?

He is an excellent Championship player UNDER RM. He has never proved to be anything other than average under any other managers. He is a system player, and that system is RM's.

Yes, that was a tag, not a reply. You said I am stalking you, not quite sure how that is classed as stalking, but happy for you to prove me wrong with your usual eloquence, witt and charm. Also not sure where I said you had no right to reply either?

Not sure I've ever even replied to you before, but good to see you're also paranoid as well as an utter cunt.

White bloke, so clearly can't be terrorism...😏

I think we've found @east-stand-nic judging by his spelling and grammar...

Another day, another horrendous attack... https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/articles/cz9yjj54v3xo

McCarthy is on ridiculous wages so I think we should let him go.

Stephens is on £45k. Bednarek is on £70k (alongside Aribo & AA on £65k).

This is pretty much where I am (although maybe Stewart as well - at least give him a chance). Amo was sold so may also give Sulemana a chance under a different manager.

Been saying it all season mate, they're so bad.

It will be, yet again, the knee-jerk fans versus the patient fans (at least that tends to be how it works).

Don't know much about Still, so not making a judgement. I presume those that are complaining know a lot about him?

I fucking don't.

Came across this from a few years ago... interesting comments considering it is pre-Hamas atrocities. https://www.theguardian.com/world/2023/sep/06/israel-imposing-apartheid-on-palestinians-says-former-mossad-chief

Guillotine or knife?

That's a Friday night for some people.

He does. The way Hamas killed those people was fucking barbaric.

Guillotine versus someone literally sawing off your head with a semi sharp blade. Are you fucking kidding?