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Does every player we sign from the continent have to take a picture in an airport before they join? Is it in the contract? ?

Does every player we sign from the continent have to take a picture in an airport before they join? Is it in the contract? ?

Love this.

But it’s fair to say we had Bamford here and he was a bit of an Ankara.

I thought he was dead

The Bundesliga2 is a pretty poor standard, it has to be said. Phillipp Hoffmann scored as many goals and had a similar impact to Dursun. He signed for Brentford, however really struggled and then went back to Germany. I know you can't judge a player on the performances of another but I would be surprised to see this one come off and be successful. 
I'm also wary that this guy has never had a call up to the Turkish national team. Aside from Tosun, we could probably sign any other striker they currently have in their team. In fact, didn't we try and sign Tosun under Lampard? 

In the last year of his contract

Personally, I don’t like signing players on the back of one good season. This seems to fit that description.
Moreover, a lot of Championship sides have signed strikers with excellent goalscoring records from the Bundesliga 2., but they rarely work out.
(Off the top of my head, Rowen Hennings at Burnley, who scores once, and Sebastian Polter at QPR). 

The fee being fairly low is a positive, but I don’t really want us going down this route... 

Not inspiring to be honest. 

Not inspiring to be honest. 

Yes but we don’t have many in midfield either. Dixon and  LThompson the other recognised CMs 
True, but it isn’t their main position. With Cocu as first team manager, we should be fielding players in their preferred position to make that jump up to the first team much more seem less. I wouldn’t be surprised if we switch to some form of 523/343, with Tyree as the left wingback and keep Archie as one of the attacking options. 
MacDonald went to Blackpool at the start of the 19/20 season. 
He did make his first app for the U23s at just 16 I believe. There was also Ayrton who come through the ranks - you may have combined them both into one. 

Riakphore has been getting big exposure in the last 6 months. 
It's like Dubois on BT. He fought Richard Lartey and was struggling. He was in a complete shootout and looks vulnerable. But they couldn't wait to stop Lartey. 
Callum Smith the other week. 
I was surprised Fitzgerald was given a win over Anthony Fowler. 
It's crap when they are looking to give a fighter a win. You know they're setting them up for a fall. 
Look at Anthony Yarde. 

Exactly, Hearns men always win, money talks, but on your previous question he’s not a Ram, don’t think he’s really into football 

Yeah I think it suits everyone if Usyk goes against Chisora.
For Usyk, Chisora is an easier fight than Joshua. He wins the belt he has more negotiating power. More time to get used to these 17st opponents. 
For Hearn it whoever wins they're signed to matchroom and the belts are in hand. He can build Usyk/Chisora v Joshua for a year (their fight schedule won't work for next year) 
For Joshua it's a small, fast and skillful fighter avoided to be replaced by Pulev. The WBO stays nearby. 
Yeah, if I was Joshua I'd rather fight Usyk now than later. But I bet he can be talked out of it easily. It just makes more sense to let it build. 
Boxing politics and belts eh? 

One for the purists. What a fantastic performance.

He’s obviously been told by his lawyer that it won’t stand up in court. Club have probably been told the opposite.
Hopefully he’s gone sooner rather than later.

He’s obviously been told by his lawyer that it won’t stand up in court. Club have probably been told the opposite.
Hopefully he’s gone sooner rather than later.

He chose to get in a car with a drunk driver, which resulted in him being unable to partake in his job for a prolonged period of time. 
 
I have zero clue on the legal side, but the club wouldn’t have sacked him (and waited 1 month to do so) if they hadn’t researched it fully and came to the conclusion that they are within their right to do so

He’s obviously been told by his lawyer that it won’t stand up in court. Club have probably been told the opposite.
Hopefully he’s gone sooner rather than later.

He chose to get in a car with a drunk driver, which resulted in him being unable to partake in his job for a prolonged period of time. 
 
I have zero clue on the legal side, but the club wouldn’t have sacked him (and waited 1 month to do so) if they hadn’t researched it fully and came to the conclusion that they are within their right to do so

He chose to get in a car with a drunk driver, which resulted in him being unable to partake in his job for a prolonged period of time. 
 
I have zero clue on the legal side, but the club wouldn’t have sacked him (and waited 1 month to do so) if they hadn’t researched it fully and came to the conclusion that they are within their right to do so

He’s obviously been told by his lawyer that it won’t stand up in court. Club have probably been told the opposite.
Hopefully he’s gone sooner rather than later.

He chose to get in a car with a drunk driver, which resulted in him being unable to partake in his job for a prolonged period of time. 
 
I have zero clue on the legal side, but the club wouldn’t have sacked him (and waited 1 month to do so) if they hadn’t researched it fully and came to the conclusion that they are within their right to do so

He chose to get in a car with a drunk driver, which resulted in him being unable to partake in his job for a prolonged period of time. 
 
I have zero clue on the legal side, but the club wouldn’t have sacked him (and waited 1 month to do so) if they hadn’t researched it fully and came to the conclusion that they are within their right to do so

I think Gorman wins. Good fight though.