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sockeye

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  1. Piroe was a much better shout two years ago and he cost about half that. This guy has hit double figures only one season in his career.
  2. I'm very much fed up of SR recycling crap staff around the group instead of just cutting them loose. If they screw up this season, they need to go.
  3. 10 million for a striker who plays in the Swiss League. Right. Underwhelming is an understatement.
  4. Ohhhh Ben Brereton-Diiiiii-az Ohhhh Ben Brereton-Diiiiii-az to the tune of seven nation army
  5. I've just seen England is losing to Senegal? How embarrassing.
  6. I should expect we receive a strong fee for him.
  7. I am not opposed to Bah, but an obligation to buy is best refused.
  8. While we're at it, Cristiano Ronaldo is available
  9. Over my dead body
  10. Would be great for us
  11. The points tally is too low
  12. Postecoglou can leave with his head held high. Spurs, disgraceful. The squad had been hit with countless injuries and Postecoglou was clear that he was focusing on Europe, choosing to rest players during PL games. But clearly they believe they are too good to finish 17th. They can now return to what they know, an arrogance identifying itself as a belief that they are footballing aristocrats whilst they leave a legacy of mediocrity on the pitch.
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    Will Still

    Hope West Ham go down this year. Nothing personal, but if we go up and Potter does poorly then they may look at poaching Still. It wouldn't be much of a move for him and he's a West Ham fan himself supposedly...
  14. They’ve got money. He’s still got years on his contract. Surely we stand firm and refuse to sell except for an exorbitant price. £50m should do it.
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    Elon Musk

    To be honest, I can’t see a reality where Trump has been to the Island but Elon Musk hasn’t.
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    Will Still

    Happens to everyone in the PL, see Wolves, Brentford, Bournemouth this window. That’s why you have to be on your a game with transfers every summer
  17. He has been named for the under 21s Euros tournament this summer. Good luck and don’t get injured, this season will be a big one for you. Go on and lift the trophy so we can boast about having two youth Euro winners.
  18. No idea why people thought he would jump ship for Cardiff.
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    Ivan Juric

    Good luck to him.
  20. Fraser would be a good signing for them at that level. I couldn't help but groan seeing us sign him permanently last year.
  21. I would love him to stay but I just don’t want my heart broken. To be honest, I was resigned to relegation last summer. But when we signed him, it was almost a little frustrating as I knew that he would be out the door as soon as we went down. At that point a little spark inside me ignited and I wanted us to stay up. I believe he would honestly be a part of a theoretical late 2020s Saints European squad. He’s just class and it’s a shame we can’t provide him with teammates on his level of quality
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    Ivan Juric

    I think he is a good manager who was saddled with a poor squad not suited to him, and potentially also was not prepared for the differences between Serie A and the Premier League. He made some strange decisions at times but I got the feeling he was just at a loss after a few weeks.
  23. Personally I think finishing 18th with 37 points is much more noble than 20th on 12 points. Even 20th on GD with 22 points is much more noble. Martin’s positive qualities lie basically nearly wholly outside of the actual football being played. Dying for a philosophy is not what football is about
  24. Good luck to him
  25. If there's a word I can use to summarise Sport Republic, it's naive. The multi-club model is not a bad idea in theory, but they rushed to implement it as if it will pay dividends simply from existing. That is not the case. The club at the heart of the model has to be stable. At the time our recent history was that we were a lower-half PL side which had just about managed to avoid relegation each year. That is not stable, that is one misstep away from losing over a hundred million pounds. But yet SR immediately jumped to buy player after player from other academies as well as other clubs to make up this multi-club model. SR saw survival as a triviality, and as punishment we were relegated on 25 points. And yet since then we have become even less stable. Our income fluctuates massively every year as we swap divisions. It's not the time to be playing around with the multi club model, it needs to be put on ice. Some of my opinion hinges on how Matsuki does this year.
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