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Šolak still trying to persuade countryman Ratkov to sign.

George Kift from the academy is signing for City. Plenty of compensation but it’s sad that these big clubs can hoover up talent so easily.

Heard a whisper that’s one of the options so it’s what I’m hoping for now to save the Mrs dragging me to Swindon or fucking Portsmouth instead.

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Bragg has been offered a new contract. Blackburn want BBD. We want to sell but they can’t afford what we’re after at present (only a few million) so pushing for loan with option to buy. Edozie has interest from Rennes, Cardiff and a couple of Dutch teams.

Mubama is decent. Was doing fairly well for his first ever loan at Stoke first half of the season before his injury. Powerful and presses really well - can see him starting a lot of games to do the main bulk of the running and then Larin comes on like he did yesterday to finish the job. Gives us more money for a Charles replacement, too.

Malick Yalcouye at Brighton. Was on loan at Swansea last season, central midfielder. HCDAJFU as a Charles replacement.

BBD will still go if the offer is right and we can then replace him (shouldn’t be hard), he’s just part of the squad for now as there’s no benefit to him or us to not being involved at all. He wants to move back up north.

What site is that screenshot from mate?

Lallana will step in as interim if Eckert gets anything more than a touchline ban.

It was the main sticking point why he didn’t sign the contract on the table. We only wanted a 1 year deal, him 2 with an option of a third.

Pretty much it. I'm not convinced - at this stage of the window at least - that any Premier League side is going to pay the £30m+ we'd want for him given he's 27 and therefore no resale value or massive ceiling for him to get even better.

Brereton Diaz looking likely to head to Sheffield United.

Leicester want Archer. But not sure he’d be willing to drop down to L1, even if it was only for a season and meant him moving back to midlands.

Melayro Bogarde is one Spors likes and we scouted a couple of times last season. Knows him well from his time at Hoffenheim. Defensive midfielder so would be guessing that if he did come in he would be a Charles replacement.

Archer will be off to Preston.

Will Lankshear (Spurs) Laurent Tolaj (Plymouth) Kevin Denkey (Cincinatti) Robbie Ure (Sirius) Richard Kone (QPR) Any of those please Mr Spors to replace Stewart.

And if you believe that you'll believe anything.

The whole in/out discussion is a mute point - he'll be banned for at least a year by the FA. Having said that, it completely baffles me that people think, regardless of some miracle that he avoids a ban, he should stay on as manager. It's as if Boro losing the final flicked a switch in some people and they completely forgot and forgave everything. The man who instigated a campaign of systemic rule breaking, brought the club in to national/international shame and who intimidated young interns in to cheating, then having the audacity to complain to them about the output they were providing. I don't want that representing this football club, and neither should any self-respecting fan. The club are just waiting for the internal review (being done by an external party) to be complete and then they will take action in terms of suspensions/sackings, which cannot come soon enough so we can at least try to move on from this whole sorry saga.

Speak for yourself. Bullying of young interns to pressure them in to breaking the rules and then pretending you don’t know what the rules are. I’d be calling for him to go even if we had been reinstated in to the final/weren't kicked out to begin with - otherwise we signal that this sort of behaviour is fine and that we as a football club have no morals, ethics or integrity.

Not a chance - he'll be gone imminently. The only question is when - whether it's before or after any FA ban which could make his dismissal more straight forward from a breach of contract/gross misconduct point of view. By the sounds of it, there was a growing sense in recent weeks that the success in terms of the unbeaten run was in spite of him and not because of him, which this whole saga just goes to confirm. A core of the players found his man-management style odd to say the least, and that's now three successive permanent managers (Juric, Still and Eckert) who have been emotionless. It's fair to say that the next appointment needs to have a bit of character about them to get the fans and players back on side and - in a way - embrace the siege mentality.

Absolutely zero chance.

Solak should put out a statement tomorrow: Announcing the sacking of Eckert, Spors and Parsons Formally putting the club up for sale A commitment to rid this cancer of a culture from the football club before any sale goes through as the very least he can do for us fans A committment to refund Wembley tickets purchased by Tuesday next week, including booking fee Announcing discounted season tickets for next season Committment to release full details of the internal club review insitigated last week for transparency

I think we've been fucked over enough for one night.

Absolutely convinced by this point that supporting this football club is some sort of social experiment.