Wade Garrett

If the players that have left prove to be as effective as the 3 that left last Summer, hopefully the penny will drop with other clubs that they won't improve by signing our players. I reckon this could be the case with Clyne. Was only a regular this season because the young lad in his place went to Arsenal (and his career is stalling). Clyne can be a bit suspect defensively, and will be under the microscope at Liverpool. He must be hoping that 1 to 1 sessions with Newport IOW's finest can improve him.

Good post.

Les, stop wasting time with interviews and go out and sign some quality players. You seem to be quite good at selling them.

In reply to the original question, no, Liverpool fans are, by a country mile.

Seems like a good few are blinkered to just Dutch players. Widen the net.

Not great, if true.

Alan Hansen or Mark Wright. That style of player anyway.

If we lose him to Spurs, I will blame the club for playing silly buggers with the loan agreement. As I said before, football is a dirty business, we may have been naive to the extreme. If he signs for us, then of course, Les has pulled off another master stroke.

Right/centre back.

I accept your apology. I am the son of a humble dock worker. I attended a comprehensive school of very questionable quality. However, I still know where to put an apostrophe. I'm not sure your excuse is a valid one.

Tobies? How many of them are we signing? That's the problem with these multi-players deals, very complicated.

How can he legally be our player if no fee has been paid. Speculation.

Sort of what I think. But that's probably why I don't do multi-million pound deals.

You are right, of course. Sky sources now saying we expect to sign Toby. Not that that means much.

I was told a couple of weeks ago that we had Toby. This came from within the club. I hope you're right Eric, and you could well be.

Whatever works for them.

I don't doubt for one minute that AM have acted badly in this deal, but football is a dirty business. It appears to me, that Saints have been very naive.

Decent player.

We'll do a deal to settle it. Ron probably wants him in for training tomorrow.

Good point, the Steve De Ridder production will never be forgotten. To be fair, it was all lifted from just the 1 game.

He looks to be better on the ball than Makele, but you're right, he seems like a magnet where the ball's concerned. Often just seems to be in the right place.

Not sure what we're going to get with Pelle. If last season was the typical season a foreign player needs to get used to the Premier League then we have a hell of a player on our hands. If last season was the height of Pelle's powers I would be tempted to move on a player nearly 30 who we could improve on in that position. It's difficult one. He had a fairly decent first season, he didn't show the finishing power he had in Holland for large parts of the season, but even Bergkamp struggled in his first year in England. Not too sure what I would do to be honest. Luckily, we have an excellent manager who will make the right decisions.

Sky trying to create a mugs market for Spurs. Surely there's a law against this.

Some of the press reckon we've recently put a bid in for £1million more. Hard to know what to believe.

Fabian Delph can become the new Jack Rodwell.