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Watched the Huddersfield game online, but with the Huddersfield commentators, and even they weren't very complimentary of Rudoni. If the fans, and commentators (who are normally more impartial) don't rate him, is he really that good ?

Lots of doom at the gyok 6 week injury news. You could look at the injury in another way too ie sorting out any particular niggles before a medical is done for a transfer. Glass half full or half empty scenario.

Best wishes buddy. One of the better posters on here. Not religious, so wont pray for you, but sending only good wishes for your successful treatment. Better days are ahead.

5 incoming ? 5 fingers, so not for eligible for Leicester job ? what does it all mean ?

Utd have been super lucky to get to the final and are a bang average side. Not a fan of Citeh, but i hope they annihilate Utd.

Fair enough, just my opinion. He and the club clearly felt those 4 games were important, hence his removal as manager.

Fair enough, hopeless is a bit strong...maybe 'bang average' ?

Upon arrival, he took 2 points from his first 4 games, their worst start for 21 years, and relinquished the managerial side with them 13th in the league (out of 16) to concentrate as a player, with Simon Davies taking on coach/managerial duties. Fair enough, when he retired as a player and took...

Was it Anderlecht where he started out as (player/) manager ? He was hopeless with them, and fell on his feet joining burnley + with cash to spend. Bayern interest seems ludicrous.

I completely understand what you're saying, and i agree that those principles are VERY important (i come from a finance background), but it's also worth having a little bit of flexibility in your plans eg 1/2 January loans last season, might have got us into the playoffs (and paid for...

The thing that might be blinding Doug, as a reasonably successful business man, is that he wants our players to be 'assets' and for the club to grow their value, to fund a) our losses and b) our future player purchases. Older players certainly have less asset value and less margin to grow value...

Indeed, and they were in massive financial trouble (big loans) until new owner came in (unknown quantity)

Apparently so

Looks like a recently relegated team is going back up. Although that sticks in my throat somewhat, it also means that the 2 defeated semifinal teams (WBA and Norwich) will be close to losing their parachute payments (EDIT Norwich now have lost them), and that should give them real financial...

Sunderland have been rubbish this season, and will more than likely lose their best player (Jack Clarke). Unless they spend loads, i really cant see them doing well. Middlesboro seem to have come from nowhere to have a brilliant end of season, so i can see the logic of them doing well next year...

Derby 7th, horse shit, on what grounds ?? Sunderland 5th, again on what grounds ?? Watford 4th, again why ?? ...the bookies are nuts

Browne looks pretty useful...tap ins, headers, long range...seems to have a bit of everything. Also, anyone who is voted player of the season, must surely be a decent player, and if available on a free, then brilliant (wages will be partially offset by those who are leaving). Maybe that's why...

Might be mistaken, but i thought it's been said that Maddison was a Man Utd fan ?

For markedly different reasons, these 2 transfers might actually happen...fingers crossed. Gyok's new teams has smashed it (as he has), and won the league, and his value has soared. Hamer's team has tanked and been relegated, but he has stood out, and prem clubs will surely want him. Did...

Did you have a beef with him ;)