Saint Scott

Weimann channeling his inner Maradona, disallowed though

Signed for Charlton. Poor lad, having Nathan as a manager twice in a lifetime. https://www.charltonafc.com/news/thierry-small-joins-charlton

Surely in that case he takes over the prowsey song. Kyle Walker-Peters my lord...etc

Great opportunity for Charly to realise some of his potential. He does seem better suited to the Italian/Spanish leagues. Personally I just don't seem him getting more minutes, he'll be back in the summer equally as frustrated with his playing time

We only wanted a straight loan and Burnley changed the goalposts at the last minute demanding an obligation to buy. This aside, Brooks is a better player. Much like Kompany/Burnley's opinion he is a top performer in the championship, but not quite good enough to step up. Similarly to AA and to an extent Adams

Absolutely this. The young lad is still learning the language and culture too. Given how long it took the squad to learn RMs tactics you can understand why he's not been involved quite as much as was expected in the summer. He's still raw and I assume on a fairly low wage compared to others. I can't see any sense in selling him, yet.

Based on his output for Burnley last season off the bench it seems a logical decision. If he has a similar impact to Fraser from the bench, it could be the difference of turning draws into wins

Norwich just had one ruled out for offside but have now made it 4-2

Stuey!

Liverpool away if we get through

They've dropped 5 points in their last two league fixtures when compared to their previous 26 league games they only dropped 11. So, based on their high standards this season, yes, I'd call it sticky. They have 3 tricky away fixtures next month in Stoke, Watford and Leeds. They could well drop points here whilst our February is a lot kinder fixture wise. My main point is they're not out of reach despite others claiming they are

Leicester and Ipswich both in a sticky patch form wise. I can easily see them dropping another 10-15 points in the last 18 games.

That would be the ideal but you'd of thought City would have inserted a more modest buy back option if the obligation is triggered. THB is destined to be a full international for England for many years to come.

Yes, for sure. I seem to remember there is an obligation to buy THB of just over £20m if we're promoted.

I can't see anything other than a comfortable win. They were garbage at SMS and we could of won by a lot more than the 5 we got.

3-1 Cov

There it is. 2-1 Cov

Leicester on the ropes

Lots of poor performances, mainly Manning who was consistently sloppy as was Stu. Aribo non existent and Arma couldn't hit a barn door tonight. He should of comfortably had 2 if not 3 and would of been a comfortable evening's work despite not being our best

Predicting back to winning ways today. 2-0, but we'll make it difficult for ourselves

This aged well

Seems we will get an answer on this