Matthew Le God

Hasn't bothered them in the past...

He is a 26 year old 20 cap international player with over 300 senior games played, so doesn't fall into either of those categories.

1) Newcastle's squad really isn't great, let alone 'much more quality than us'. Burnley finished below us last season. 2) That makes no sense what so ever. Plus in any case both have had relatively recent relegations from the Premier League.

Yes

It feels like selling Carrillo? 😉

A soggy mess

If we lose tomorrow it will set the juice loose!

Like Stuart Armstrong was at £7m? 🙄 🤔

How have you worked that out? 🤔 Gunn alone went for a fee that could rise to £10m.

The season did not start on 26th August. So that isn't his first month, plus not sure why you've included the cup game. His first month was 2 league goals as I said.

He scored 2 league goals in his first month.

Why? - Carrillo is a former player of Pellegrino, Lyanco isn't a former player of Hasenhuttl's - Carrillo cost a club record fee, Lycano is costing a relatively small £6m

How does that work exactly?

I think you have the wrong thread! This one is for the Chelsea striker!

Yes they do, how is that relevant? Money from transfer incoming does not only go on new signing fees, it goes on everything else I listed.

Your maths is wrong. You have overlooked agent fees, signing on fees, % of transfer to former clubs and loyalty bonuses to the departing players.

£15m Armstrong £5m Livramento £1.5m Simeu £6m Lyanco £11m Perraud Plus signing on fees & agent fees for all of them and Walcott. Would take it to well over £40m spent. Your sold list doesn't include... loyalty fees to departing players and sell on % to former clubs.

The 1970s called, they want their misogynist views back.

First sentence conflicts with the second sentence.