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Then stop making up absolute bollocks to fit an agenda, and nobody will call you out.

So no examples. Good. And what you said there wasn’t what you said in the original post. I mean, kudos on the insight that players that are getting on need replacing.

Well that’s bollocks isn’t it. Bidwell does get forward. There’s some weird revisionist shit that goes on with Bidwell getting forward for some reason. Also, I’d quite like to see a few examples of him getting exposed by these quick wingers.

Wasn’t his gran from Coventry or something like that?

Pretty sure “that’s gone right through your head” isn’t the saying.

That one from West Brom is alright. No, that’s not the word I’m looking for…

Tell me it’s not just me that thinks that’s weird?! I mean, there’s no chance they reject clearance for an English player, so what’s the point?!

Don’t know if it’s been asked, but I’m confused about the “subject to international clearance” part. Why would he need international clearance if he’s English?

I am shocked…

To be fair, we’re probably not looking in the bracket of world’s best centre half.

Well, hesitant doesn’t have a tense, it’s an adjective. Hesitate is a verb. So they’re different parts of speech, used in different ways.

It was definitely on here, but I think reported somewhere else too. While ago now so I can’t remember specifically where!

I thought it was reduced by 10% of the 15%, so we’d receive 13.5% of any profit?

Blown is used to express all your money is gone, sure. But it’s used when the money was spent on unnecessary things. Hardly a hasty assumption, that’s just how that “expression” is used. Quite the martyr. Count my expectations thoroughly suppressed.

You keep saying blown all that money, as if we’ve pissed it down the toilet. Except we’ve invested it in some decent players. Also, is your persistent questioning on where the money is coming from rhetorical or do you actually want an answer? Can’t say that sort of thing actually bothers me. If...

Sure it’ll be sweet as a (hazel)nut…

Is it the directive? I’m not talking about hypothetical situations.

Is that what the rule is? Only stop play for a head injury if they need treatment?

Exactly what I thought. He’s moved his arm up.