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Would have had him here as a McNeil replacement (assuming we shift the lad that is)

Indiantoffee75 wrote: ↑Sat Jul 04, 2026 6:13 pm Arsenal and Besiktas have reportedly agreed to a deal worth up to €20 million (£17.1 million) for the transfer of winger Leandro Trossard

They'll regret this. He's a very good player and crops up with really important goals, I'd be keeping him rather than take the 17m

He's a screamy cunt, be glad to see thd back of him

Dumfries in to replace TAA at Real

Callum Wilson continuing to play in the same league as Everton FFS

https://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/football/ar ... g00p0vwgro

Oof.

Not the guy I want learning Brentford’s protocols for getting away with subtle fouls to gain an advantage.

Fits for me.
Seems like it was meant to be.

Rumour of Spurs bidding 85 mil for Bournemouth’s Kroupi. They’ll probably hold out for 100 mil at current market rates.

Spurs outspending everyone at the moment if this sort of thing goes through.

Odd one

It's all unravelling a bit for Newcastle, Guimaraes has asked to leave now.

https://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/football/ar ... 7yg781lr8o

Gash wrote: ↑Wed Jul 08, 2026 7:49 pm It's all unravelling a bit for Newcastle, Guimaraes has asked to leave now.

https://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/football/ar ... 7yg781lr8o

This is just what happens when you’re not a consistent top team. Eventually, the vultures come for your top players.

Players don’t care how rich your owners are and it’s a bit irrelevant in the era of financial restrictions / former big clubs pulling the ladder up behind them.

They probably fucked it by letting Eddie Howe steer for so long.

kramer wrote: ↑Wed Jul 08, 2026 8:06 pm They probably fucked it by letting Eddie Howe steer for so long.

I don't think that matters tbh, they just can't invest what is needed to bridge the gap to being a true top 4-5 team.

Most of the players love Howe too so him being there is probably a reason to stay, although clearly now a couple of their stars have left it's set the alarm bells ringing for Bruno about where the club are heading.

Like or hate Newcastle, they're a prime example of why the financial rules are a farce and create a monopoly for a few teams when it comes to success.

AjaxAndy wrote: ↑Wed Jul 08, 2026 8:56 pm I don't think that matters tbh, they just can't invest what is needed to bridge the gap to being a true top 4-5 team.

Most of the players love Howe too so him being there is probably a reason to stay, although clearly now a couple of their stars have left it's set the alarm bells ringing for Bruno about where the club are heading.

Like or hate Newcastle, they're a prime example of why the financial rules are a farce and create a monopoly for a few teams when it comes to success.

Need to spend well consistently though. That’s the tricky part for a club that wants to spend like a properly rich one.

They smashed a bunch of signings and had a good group of players. Even after losing Isak, the chasm between results and quality of squad last season was inexcusable. Now they’ve missed their window with this group and have to hope the next batch are somewhere near as good.

I don’t think Howe’s all bad but he always presents a big potential downside because his sides tend to lack organization. He’s a bit like if Martinez had social competence and didn’t entirely punt fitness. Most of the way to fixing the weaknesses but the lack of defensive structure still kills sporadically.