Sergei Gotsmanov

Continue. I for one was interested. The Luke Shaw wage level would all hinge on whether it was 50K after tax or before.

But in fairness he will then want to stay at Hull or one of the 'big' clubs will bite

Hull will be desperate to have a mate for their new striker so I hope we hold them to ransom like they did with Shane Long.

Why not wait until January when they will know if he is fit.

Very interesting viewpoint.

It is not the cowardice of individuals and people on the ground; it was the political correct agenda that was implemented as standard policy at management level. This was endemic and still is all over the country. The whole problem was that the law was not the law.

Delighted for Pelle. He should start to gain confidence and well done to those that were at Millwall - it shows what happens when you sing a players name when he is short on confidence.

How do you work that out. I would have lost my job because of the political correct culture of the police and council of Rotherham. Therefore that is to blame. I think it is highly likely that some people spoke out at the time but were overruled by senior management immersed in political correctness. The one thing this is not is individual cowardice because there were dozens of people involved in the decision making process over a sixteen year period.

1 - go to the police and then they will ignore it for community cohesion. Go to the council and they will ignore it because it might be seen as racist. Become a whistle blower and then lose my job. What should have happened is they should have gone to the Asian community and said, we have a got a problem here this is what we are going to do and this is what you should be doing. They can then tell the police to handle it sensitively with the local media so as not to stir up the EDL.

Political correctness did not abuse the first 50 cases but when the Asian theme was identified and no action was taken then it was very much to blame for the remaining 1350 cases.

Sadly it is unlikely that your lone voice would have been enough to overcome a council gripped by political correctness. That is why political correctness is to blame.

No the culture of political correctness was to blame. It intimidates people into not speaking out for fear of being labelled racist.

That is a good point. I think that if there had been more minority representation then they would have been unlikely to have had stood by and let it happen.

But it is political correctness that was to blame. People were afraid to act for fear of being accused of being racist - that is the hallmark of political correctness.

In this instance it really is about political correctness gone mad. When 1400 young girls are abused over a 16 year period and it is totally ignored because the perpetrators were mainly Asian men and it was thought they might be seen as 'racist' if they acted.

Great interview

Yup great to see somebody who could played for anybody in the world but chose to stick with us. Good on you Matty you showed us what loyalty means hopefully in he light of what has happened this summer, people might appreciate him more.

It is always a gamble coming to a different league but I think that Koeman will know how to get him scoring goals.

I would make him write a thousand word essay on 'what I thought it meant when I signed a 4 year contract'. I would then make him write an open letter apologising for disrespecting the supporters who have sung his name' I would then make him spend a day with Matt Le Tissier to understand how to conduct yourself as a footballer and understand the concept of loyalty.

The BBC is supposed to be impartial and if you write something so derogatory about the club they should have given the club an opportunity to respond or at least the author should have balanced the article out with lines like.... 'despite signing a four year contract less than a year before' 'the club had been duped into believing that their efforts to keep Pochettino had been successful only top realise he had been playing them along' 'although a new manager had yet to be appointed and the club thought they should wait'

I never agreeing with banning but the BBC should have to respond to the criticism of this article. It is absurdly one sided nonsense.

Crony journalism, written to curry favour with a disenchanted footballer probably in the expectation of a supply of future stories. The story panders to the worst excesses of the modern day player totally ignoring the practical realities of running a football club. I really would not expect it from a BBC journalist.

In fairness the tweet would pretty much indicate this!

Totally agree. At least there are still people who actually care.

I am more amazed at just how shallow, greedy and unprofessional our players are. As Morgan showed us yesterday, a contract means nothing if a player wants to leave. The board have simply been unable to go against the tide. I did think that RK would be able to put his arm around a few of them and persuade them to stay.