Whitey Grandad

Quite correct, although these days it has come to mean ‘kill, destroy, or remove a large proportion of’ and I've given up arguing against it.

They were some of our best players, but only because we didn't have better, which we soon shall.

There's no arguing with that. I expected the first few games to be a write-off, sorry make that development process.

Are you really saying that most women are mean?

It it was you that was asking then she's probably looking for a catch somewhere.

We can only speculate, but it's perfectly possible that the board will have discussed Lovren and Chambers with Koeman and agreed something along the lines that if they are sold he will have the proceeds to spend on replacements. This would be normal procedure.

It was a misprint, it should have been Mustsell.

Because it makes us all feel a little bit better, because it might act as a slight warning to any other player that wants away...

A hot tub in the garden would be a lot healthier for them

I hope you're not suggesting that our Kelvin came to punch a cross and missed?

She is our owner and therefore can do no wrong.

Now that really is funny.

Are they going to send him back as unfit for purpose?

Yes, but not for every player, more's the pity. If he had, maybe they'd have tried a bit harder to avoid relegation.

Or all go to Liverpool.

Au contraire (but in Dutch), just keeping people in their place.

'Lies' is a very strong word and should be used sparingly. I haven't seen anything which was downright untruthful at the time.

Yeah, it worked for Osvaldo so why not give it a try?

Yes, a very balanced opinion with which I agree. (Don't let that last bit worry you, it won't always happen )

Which one?

Then he should wait a couple of weeks and see who's joining . No, this is all about personal greed, he thought he was on to a good thing and now he's going to have to wait a bit longer. Tough titty. Contracts work both ways, if he'd twisted his knee at the World Cup the club would have had to pay his wages for the rest of its term.

Are you saying that he signed the contract thinking that he could ignore it whenever circumstances changed and he didn't like it?

I've always thought it was the purchase of Schneiderlin that tipped us into administration. It was a lot of money that it turned out we couldn't afford.