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It is literally just going to be a battle for Clyne and Cork and 90% of people will choose Clyne. Cork vs Wanyama will be the only debate of any substance.

I doubt that was his base salary? It probably included performance bonuses for promotion to the premier league if I was to hazard a guess.

Ging Gan got a lot of stick for a couple of errors but was a solid and important team member in his time here. Based on the above comments it does appear that he is remembered fondly by most so I'm not sure where the hatred for him comes from? All the best Guly, I have enjoyed immensely watching you play.

Newcastle were in Europe last year so erm yes.

Saw it, great tackle but hardly game defining

Problem with that then is we are likely to lose either Morgan or Cork. They're all too good to sit on the bench

Wanyama is a beast, simple as that but I also think he limits our goalscoring options somewhat. I've been a fan of using him in the games against bigger sides where he can impose himself on the game and using our more silky pairing for games we plan to dominate.

Precisely what did MoPo say post match that everyone is laughing at?

Well done boyos, only downside is we didn't score but we deserved the win

Looking at the Everton fan comments they seem to have no time for Lukaku. I rather wanted him here but I'm not so sure now if what they say has any truth.

Bale played for Wales at 16.

Yes... But will you categorically state Shaw is better offensively than Bale at the same age? Bale had scored 3 goals for Tottenham in his debut season barely playing and 5 for us while 16 years old.

Defensively maybe but offensively, with respect, not a chance.

8/10 for a great experience. 10/10 for the first half and a boring 6/10 for the second. Enjoyed the ride massively though.

So no done deal for 90% of our squad to ManU straight from the horse's mouth? The papers have been misinformed? (I use this word generously). Well, that's sure to put a bee in the bonnet of the doom and gloom squad. I still expect Shaw to go but it's nice to have some clarification on the pressing issues.

Are you going to do an "in" list and prove your non biased nature?

Now that's just mean

Not sacked, "left the club" there will be a settlement figure.

I liked Moyes anbd really wanted him to succeed, I truly believed he was a good manager as well. Watching his tactics with Man United was rather horrible though, I'm not sure what he was trying to accomplish with that setup.

Kim Kallstrom for Arsenal? Though it wasn't nearly as serious it still kept him sidelined for a couple of months.

True enough, 75% majority is the minimum required to pass special resolutions which would be needed to change the articles of the company or wind it up totally. What it means if the trust loses 50% (and power to block ordinary resolutions) is... Dividends can be issued without the trust's approval to the HNW (well, all shareholders including the trust but you get the idea). Any fundamental transactions can be approved without the trust's say so The trust cannot remove directors (So the HNW are safe) The HNW can pay themselves whatever salary they require The HNW can effectively pass any loans to the company on whatever terms they like The HNW can list or unlist the company. I don't think this list is comprehensive but effectively it means the Trust would have very little say in the running of PFC and the HNW individuals would be safe in their power base.

Years... I've known about it since Lallana was being touted to Fulham in League 1 and it was reported then. The B-mouth fans have known about it since they sold Ad to us and I'm fairly sure some of our lads have known about it just as long. The fact that it's being "discovered" by the press this last week is frankly shocking.

Schmeichel, Bony, Ings,

Has to be Villa.