RoyMac5

How many make a profit? Football has always been somewhere to spend too much money. Maybe let them spend what they like but somehow make 'the Club' secure from going under as an entity?

And it's not like they'd be picked for the first team without having gone on loan first to be kicked in the lower leagues?

Really like who?

"Derby County have signed Australia left-back Callum Elder on a three-year deal following his Hull City departure. The 28-year-old, who played more than 130 games for the Tigers in four years, will move to Pride Park when his Hull contract expires at the end of June."

If he achieves Championship stability in 4 years then Clowes would probably be happy. Whether he'll give him as long as Clough Jnr got, who knows. He had the Club stable didn't he? Perhaps it might be dependent on financial support and new input?

Massive. Everywhere we go.

Maybe they were still thinking he might be 2nd choice, it seemed that way when Vickers came in before getting injured?

Is it cheap in this country post-covid?

Somewhere hot, foreign and cheap (I'm hoping for holiday ideas here too! 😄 )...

Where do you want, and where do you reckon?

Before the game.

A different view, fans celebrating lined up waiting to get on the pitch!

£500k for CBT.

Lol, how many of the past seasons have we said that?

I'm not his biggest fan but Collo has looked a better player when we play more football. So the extra aggression will come in handy too.