Wes, most people who voted for Brecit seem to have done so for a specific reason; control of immigration, more money for the NHS, recovering our national sovereignty, or simpy voting against David Cameron, etc. As each of thesd desires is eroded, it raises the question as to whether these voters will truly support whatever compromise / fudge we end up being lumbered with.
Teresa May is now ruling out a points based immigration system. How many supported Brexit on the basis that such a system was being promised / proposed ?
"Since the Brexit vote, the pound has fallen in value by more than 10% against both the US dollar and the euro.
Following the release of the latest PMI survey, the pound jumped by 1%, more than a cent, against the dollar, to $1.33 before falling back slightly. Against the euro, the pound was 0.6% higher at just under €1.19."
Over 9% still to go then.
Why not wait to see what the league table looks like at the start of December before deciding who has had a good / bad transfer window. Simply splurging cash is no guarantee of success.
But surely it is only indicative of the priority of the Board if it comes from a member of the Board. If not, it is speculation and doom mongering pessimism.
We haven't 'sold off the team'. Forster, Cedric, Fonte, VVD, Bertrand, were our best back 5 last season, and currently all are still here, ( on today's showing I can't see ManUre having continued interest in Jose ), together with almost all of the midfield, and Long, Austin, and J-Rod. What we have lost is defensive cover in the form of Wanyama, ( but I'm not sure if it is possible to find a direct replacement for him ), and the attacking threat of the unpredictable Mane, with the goals of Pelle. However, the window is still open.
The biggest issues seem to be the changes of manager and formation.