Matthew Le God

He is partially. He played for our academy under 18 team. Obviously Plymouth played a significantly bigger part in his early career.

He played for our academy teams aswell.

£35k would be a very low wage for a Premier League captain. He would more likely have been on circa £60k p/w last season, with circa 40% paycut after relegation.

The 1st season might be, the 2nd season could be very difficult!

In the Championship, he is. Not in the Premier League.

Yes, you said, "We also clearly need someone with quality out wide". I then listed multiple players we currently have who are quality at Championship level out wide.

Although out of depth in the Premier League, Brereton Diaz, Armstrong, Edozie, Fraser, Robinson & Dibling is an extremely strong line-up of wide players for the Championship.

In past seasons, the club have announced the names in training camp squads on the day of departure.

Random X accounts with 459 followers are more likely to be bullshitting than not.

I'd be amazed if Quarshie in particluar didn't go on tour and was in the u21 team. That would be a step back in his development. He was regularly playing in 2.Bundesliga last season. Kayi Sanda also needs more than u21 level football now to develop. Ollie Wright has already left on loan. He left on 9th July to join League 2 Accrington... https://www.southamptonfc.com/en/news/article/ollie-wright-joins-accrington-on-loan

"Usually", not always! It was my intention to be informal and to use that tone.

Easy to see who skipped English at school on this forum.

In negative sentences, "either" distributes over both items, so "don't lose either" means "lose neither" — i.e., both players stay. This follows from De Morgan's Laws and how negative polarity items work in the English language.

He signed a new 3 year contract this month. He isn't leaving this summer. So you can start being very cross now.

Should be available for streaming...

I wonder if he struggles at roundabouts

Captain Jack

Happy to help 😉

Software can have bugs, that are then corrected. They aren't intentional. The correction is to realign it with simulating reality.

Luton - 5th tier to Premier League Bournemouth- 4th tier to Premier League Wrexham - 5th tier to Championship All in real life. Even the last one, with Hollywood help... is still real life.

FM is a simulation of the football world. It has input from numerous professionals within high levels of the sport so it reflects how the sport works. To be dismissive of it, is naive.