hypochondriac

Not really. I am sorting a rat problem.

TBF he has made it everyone's business by putting it on twitter.

Dune was a proud Englishman too.

Sorry rally already seen that joke this morning on pol...

In percentage terms, how much of a stand will be built from the proceeds of the Tesco land deal?

Probably a few on here who could give him a run for his money...

"To be born English is to win first prize in the lottery of life." Would never change.

Good riddance.

Football must be one of the very few businesses where they must do no market research and tell you what is best for you.

I suspect he means when the owners decide they no longer wish to use whatever money they have to bankroll the team and these extravagant purchases.

Haha Bearsy you hero.

Which is exactly what I said earlier in the thread.

Quoted so MLG can see.

What relevance does that have to the Danny Fox situation if it is very unlikely he will play?

Exactly.

You tell him Steve

Oh dear. Where has anyone said they Want to sell Shaw?

No one said they wanted to sell him though?

Spurs were already spending money before the sale of Bale, they just spent more. I also didn't say it's what I would choose just that I would say yes at 30 million with a sell on clause.

MLG can make even Gta sound dull.

Love when people refer to mild criticism or realism as bile.

Erm no they don't. If it is 30 million we are much more likely to see an even greater investment in team spending. I don't want to see Shaw go ideally but if he is going to then 30 million with a sell on clause is good business. It isn't a difficult concept to grasp.

Because as the sale of Bale showed, a load of money if spent wisely can improve the entire team not just one position. Obviously this is on a smaller scale but the principle is the same. He is going to go at some point, quite possibly next summer so 30 million is good business and will allow us to strengthen significantly.

Closer to 30 million and I would say yes.

Where was the9 angry? Alpine sure but he is angry about everything. Not sure why you find it "surprising" though...