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I don't think it's unreasonable to wish for a couple of feelgood exciting signings like Mane and Toby from last year (and Jay Rod, Clyne, Victor etc from previous windows.) Would be good for the club for supporters to go into the season excited by some of the new faces. I would still quite like an exciting attacking player signed myself but would be content with a top CB and DM.

Bumdar?

Is that why everyone has said what a good partnership they are?

Or another word for happy.

Was the wedding a smokescreen?

How is this forum different from any other place if it's publically available in the Internet?

I'd react the same way to anyone who starts with the nudge nudge I know more than you stuff. Absolutely no reason not to post any link you have (unless it doesn't exist.) feel free to pm me with the link and I'll post it. You won't though.

Thanks for confirming what I thought.

Where did I say I wasn't? Everyone is on here in a way. It's quite simple really, either there is public information out there about Toby worth looking at or its a load of rubbish made up by odd people on here.

Can't stand all the wink wink stuff. If you've found something on Google that's worth looking at then post it up so we can see. Otherwise I'm calling bullsh*t and you're an attention seeker.

What a load of guff. If you know something and it's publically available information then post a link. Otherwise pipe down.

Labour pledged the same so we would have had the same problem there.

Why did you bother to sign up here?

I have to say there does seem to be a big difference between Wanyama, mane, Jay rod, lovren etc and what we have done so far

The living wage is supposed to penalise big companies who pay less than they can afford. It also has the unfortunate effect of screwing smaller businesses who can't afford to pay any more without a big increase in their prices. The government have fixed it so that largely nurseries can't even change their prices in order to cope with this change. The whole thing is a mess and extremely badly thought out. I'm not sure how nurseries will be able to continue and make any sort of money to survive.

Sell or lose, the question is still relevant.

Since when? How many top players have they lost? At the rate of 3 or 4 a season?

Again though, it shouldn't be a choice of go and support a top 4 team or accept we are going to sell off a load of players every summer. Other teams manage not to do this, look at the likes of Everton and Swansea.

I haven't seen another club lose players at the rate we have. Look at Swansea.

I think we have to accept that our challenge is to beat the teams directly below us. We can never compete financially or on transfers with the bigger teams who finished above us last year. Our challenge is to beat the swanseas of this world consistently.

Living wage is idiotic. Nursery schools around the country will be forced to close. Every 3 and 4 year old will be given 30 hours which removes a huge amount of income. "free" nursery places aren't free currently, they are subsidised by fee paying children. So there's a huge reduction in income and nurseries are then forced to give everyone a pay rise as well as pay business rates, fire safety, all bills etc. The figures don't add up.

People will laugh but I do think we could do with rediscovering our killer instinct a bit. We seem happy to accept our place in the football hierarchy which is fine but would be nice to get a few surprises every now and again.

Will be interesting to see how our defence gets on now. We will likely be starting the season with just Fonte at the back and without Morgan in dm.

No it isn't. That doesn't happen to any other team every season. Saying that's how football works is a cop out. Are Swansea losing arguably their best three players every season?

Are we going to keep losing three of our top players a year? It's going to be incredibly hard to keep being successful if that is the case. Mane, Wanyama and Jay rod to leave next year?