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Is this player really that bad? I'll be honest I really don't know much about him but it's not like if Alcaraz stays he will be playing much anyway.

Maybe he is a better player in Martin's system? And the money in this year will allow us to strengthen in other areas so that overall the team is better?

Doubt it. Looks like he's a highly rated attacking midfielder who wolves were interested in earlier I bthe window valued at 16-18 million euros.

Isn't that more to do with his injuries though rather than his form? That's what other people seemed to be saying. At any rate he seems like an upgrade on McCarthy even if he has some faults.

Good luck to the club with this venture but I can't see it being overly popular unless they discount the cost of food and drink to below local prices. Why would you want to walk miles to hang out by the stadium when you could just have a few drinks at the pub?

You've obviously watched him so it's not that I disbelieve you, but saying "he's not that good with the ball at his feet" is contradicted by all the posts from fans, news articles about him and all the stats that I've seen.

It was touch and go for a while there.

I think they need a few at a 100k level to oversee the job of the 77k one to ensure that it's working correctly.

Phew. I was waiting for that endorsement before getting excited. If he'd dismissed him then I'd know to stary being angry at the club.

I don't disagree but if this rumour is true then I'm just heartened that they still recognise a weakness in our attack. Agree though id like someone tall and mobile if possible.

So you could temporarily control some of the flow but not end it indefinitely? What we have now is a choice and governments who do nothing will be held accountable like the tories were and like Labour will be if they don't deal with it in some fashion.

Was that ever a remotely realistic possibility?

So it was an option to renegotiate the treaties and opt out of freedom of movement for those economically active, or a student or economically independent whilst remaining a member?

So it was an option to renegotiate the treaties and opt out of freedom of movement whilst remaining a member? Didn't Cameron try to do some renegotiation and got effectively laughed out of the room?

Right so at the point that we left we had to accept freedom of movement and controls over subsidies of industries in order to continue being a member.

You were pretty silly if you voted to leave thinking that it would be good for the economy.

So we can veto every law if we liked and still be part of the EU? We can subsidise any industry we fancy and remain part of the EU?

So it is possible to be in the EU, subject to their laws without freedom of movement? And we are allowed to subsidise any of our industries that we like?

I don't really have much desire to examine arguments from years ago, I was simply challenging the assertion that finance was the only and most important consideration for people who voted to leave. Regarding your point about sovereignty. Is it the case that Britain had a veto over freedom of movement? Government subsidies of industries? Fishing quotas? So we could veto these things and do what we wanted?

I can't be anti-ginger. My wife's one...

I expect that some people didn't much like the pooling and thus dilution of democracy, the fact that some laws were nodded through without proper scrutiny, that elected politicians in the UK could defer to Brussels and could outsource any responsibility for decision making and I think that some people were attracted to the idea of UK politicians being properly held to account for their decisions without using excuses that their hands were tied by something that brussels were saying they had to enforce. I'd say that none of that is to do with financial considerations which was always going to be more difficult after leaving.

What if people who voted to leave valued other factors higher than purely financial considerations?

I think we coukd probably get away with McCarthy playing the odd game and it not completely feck up our survival chances. Hopefully the injuries were just freakish occurances.

Not the most reliable source in the world but absolutely brilliant news if we are still being linked with a striker.

Everyone else immediately mentally sacked off that loser Ramsdale and jumped aboard the Bijlow express?