LuckyNumber7

Tbf, they haven't won at home since last October. We know how that feels.

Got posts on here moaning that we never gave a youth striker a chance (Ballard), then moaning that we are now lookin like giving a chance to our current highly rated youth strikers. Can't have it both ways. If the likes of Ehibatiomhan don't see a pathway, they will leave. Then if they're a success, people will moan that we never gave them a chance. I'd have liked one more attacking option ideally, but what we have is far from a disaster.

Absolutely no chance. Even if he were available for loan he wouldn't go to the Championship.

We need to raise money and cut costs, not increase them. There's no chance we can put him on bigger wages than he's already on. None of us WANT to sell him, but unfortunately it's the financial reality of being in the Championship, you have to sell your best players eventually. It's all very well saying sell someone else instead, but that requires clubs to actually make offers for those other players. At the moment, it appears THB is the only one attracting actual firm bids. If our asking price is met, he will almost certainly be off.

But yeah, thank god the Championship doesn't have VAR...

There is a film called Sovereign which is about exactly this. While I obviously don't condone the extreme end of it, I get the sentiment. Much like in this country how the royal family 'rule' over us from the moment we're born, just because, whether you agree to it or not.

He did look very good in the playoff final. Would be a big step up though.

'What makes you say he's racist'? 'Cos he is though' Pretty standard response from the left.

That's a beauty. Love the city crest. If we ever did change our badge, I'd want it to be something similar to that.

How is it hidden?

I like it, but with no stripes on the back again, I won't be getting it. Really don't understand why we find that so difficult.

I agree, I actually think Odegaard has been pretty poor in this tournament. Aside from Haaland, I've been impressed by Nusa.

Probably because he's German. (Although born in France)

Yes I agree it's probably on the rise. It's basically an inevitable retaliation to what we've been witnessing over the last 20 years or so. But overall, Islam is and will likely continue to be a far more dangerous threat.

We can pick out any random incident from either side, that doesn't prove anything. All the stats show that Islamic terrorism is far more of a threat, both in terms of the number of incidents and the number of deaths, than anything done by the 'far right'.