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No idea how these things work if he’s not a professional. If he is ‘the best 16 year old in the country’ Birmingham sold Bellingham for 25million when just a bit older. Granted he’d had many games in the first team, but just shows again how we really don’t make the most of our acdemy products. 
Considering we supposedly have a great academy- we never get game changing fees that others do. 

No idea how these things work if he’s not a professional. If he is ‘the best 16 year old in the country’ Birmingham sold Bellingham for 25million when just a bit older. Granted he’d had many games in the first team, but just shows again how we really don’t make the most of our acdemy products. 
Considering we supposedly have a great academy- we never get game changing fees that others do. 

No idea how these things work if he’s not a professional. If he is ‘the best 16 year old in the country’ Birmingham sold Bellingham for 25million when just a bit older. Granted he’d had many games in the first team, but just shows again how we really don’t make the most of our acdemy products. 
Considering we supposedly have a great academy- we never get game changing fees that others do. 

Just in case anyone wants to take their minds off current Derby, I've put together a few articles with players of the pretty recent past that might take you to a slightly happier time. Pretty much everything in these are quotes that didn't make the final edition of the book, but thought there were a few little glimmers of insight worth scrambling together! Article with Craig Bryson coming tomorrow as well.
Giles Barnes - https://thederbybook.wordpress.com/2020/05/04/the-making-of-giles-barnes/
Johnny Russell - https://thederbybook.wordpress.com/2020/06/05/johnny-russell/
Jamie Ward - https://thederbybook.wordpress.com/2020/06/11/jamie-ward/
Darren Moore - https://thederbybook.wordpress.com/2020/09/27/sitting-down-with-darren-moore/
Lewin Nyatanga - https://thederbybook.wordpress.com/2020/07/12/sitting-down-with-lewin-nyatanga/
Lee Morris - https://thederbybook.wordpress.com/2020/09/10/sitting-down-with-lee-morris/
Jake Buxton - https://thederbybook.wordpress.com/2020/09/04/sitting-down-with-jake-buxton/
Stefano Eranio - https://thederbybook.wordpress.com/2020/07/26/sitting-down-with-stefano-eranio/
Morten Bisgaard - https://thederbybook.wordpress.com/2020/08/25/morten-bisgaard/
Bradley Johnson - https://thederbybook.wordpress.com/2020/09/16/sitting-down-with-bradley-johnson/
Keep the faith. ??

I watched this after your recommendation. Absolutely loved it. Better than Lock Stock for me. Very slick, stylish film, Guy Ritchie’s best. Probably the best film I’ve seen this year!

"The last dance" on Netflix, story of Michael Jordan and Chicago Bulls. Obviously better if you are into basket ball but if you just like sports documentaries this is as good as it gets. Great insight into supremely talented athletes and their drive to reach and stay at the top. Can't wait for final 2 episodes next week.

The last ever episode of Homeland screened tonight. Outstanding. Although it’s been going for years, and maybe lost its way in the middle series, overall it’s been superb TV. Brilliant acting between Saul and Carrie, the plot reflects reality brilliantly at times. Great stuff. 

You won’t be disappointed. Some series end poorly, not this one. Perfect ending and cleverly done, loved it! 

The last ever episode of Homeland screened tonight. Outstanding. Although it’s been going for years, and maybe lost its way in the middle series, overall it’s been superb TV. Brilliant acting between Saul and Carrie, the plot reflects reality brilliantly at times. Great stuff. 

Agreed. One of the best films of all time. The country club scene and the ‘lemons’ is quite possibly the funniest scene in film history. Di Caprio at his finest! 

Agreed. One of the best films of all time. The country club scene and the ‘lemons’ is quite possibly the funniest scene in film history. Di Caprio at his finest! 

I'm definitely losing it. I keep wanting to duplicate threads and then stick them in the wrong sections of the forum ?

I agree. I thought El Camino was poor. Breaking Bad is the best series of all time, but this film seemed a little pointless, dull with an average ending. I think we could have imagined what happened to Jesse without the film. 
As for the Joker - saw it today. What a film! Very dark, very violent at times, thought it should be an 18. Great music to go with the scenes, it will win numerous awards and rightly so!