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i think it should be an instant points deduction if it happens. there is simply no excuse. they are not only breaking company law but they are almost always hiding something.

we are not playing today but feels like we are. anything but a win for our rivals is a huge victory for us and puts us one step closer to promotion. to be in this position we really cant throw it away now

everybody talks about this england side like its a golden generation but the defence is terrible and thats the most important bit of international football. kyle walker is englands only defensive player that is top class. this england side will not be able to get the most out of its attacking players until we have a defence you can leave 1 v 1 at the back like top class players can be left. arsenal for example are so good going forward at the minute because their defence doesnt need protection. Same with City and Liverpool. No team outside the top 3 have top class defenders

a lot of suggestions from the lower leagues and youthful players but can anyone really see it? everything about our recruitment under clowes will suggest its going to be 28-32 year old championship experienced players with the fee going on wages instead of buying the player

i think its a big worry, we have been selling younger players consistently to fund older players on short term deals. you have gotta build something, hopefully we get away with it and go up so the gamble has paid off but its a risky game to play because come the summer time we are left in a division that will be more difficult with a squad thatll need a full rebuild, its not like we can go again

you can copy & paste this for a lot of players, i pray we move on from old over the hill players in the summer regardless of what division we are in. as i mentionedf yesterday our foundations are built of sand, every year we are going to need a rebuild there is nothing long term about our plan

may be unpopular amongst some but the reality is they try to overcomplicate with jargon and tedious explanations because if it was all simplified people would see through it and know its all built on a house of cards yes it can generate returns that not many things can so quickly which is its appeal especially for those that dont have time or money for long term investment but there isnt much logic as to why it is a wise investment other than fear of missing out and the main reason its propped up is due to criminal activity and unregulation

no sympathy about them breakuing the rules i just think the rules are fundamentally wrong. i think every leagues maximum spend should be aligned to the club with the highest revenue in the league it shouldnt be on individual clubs, all it does it create a world of haves and have nots that goes for every division. we have seen ourselves ffp rules do nothing to prevent clubs getting into financial trouble but nobody is stupid enough now to believe thats why it was brought in its simply to protect the heirachy.

the league is crap and it's an especially crap division this year compared to previous years you are completely correct we can be rubbish and still go up, it will be a huge disapointment if we arent in the championship next year the teams that came down have been terrible but will sort themselves out by next year, the teams coming down this year will be much better & more worryingly the teams coming up from league two will likely be at the top end of the division so whatever we achieve this season next year is going to be much harder

we can laugh because its leicester and forest but it really doesnt feel right does it? in terms of the premier league that is. almost every club in the prem is at the limit either just under or over it like everton leicester and forest.... apart from the established super league clubs who will spend the summer picking off players from villa newcastle wolves and the list goes on. speaking of the super league its like its already been introduced it will be burnley and bournemouth that will be next in trouble, theyve had big spends in the past few seasons. bournemouth alone have spent north of 200m in the past 18 months and have hardly recouped a penny in transfer fees to me the rules feel completely wrong as funny as it is because all the vile clubs are getting punished

bradley is a really dislikable footballer, reminds me of t. lawrence just seems to have about 3 brain cells and that's being kind

i cant fault the job he has doing at all as we are in the top 2 which will mean we have had a great season but it does feel like the foundations are made on sand and we are never too far away from a bad run. i cant put my finger on why but it really doesnt seem convincing

massive opportunity blown, we will have to respond immediately. this will give all those chasing us a big boost, if we had won today it would have felt like a defeat for everyone else

no better way to break the curse then!

the fat greek will surely get in trouble for that? i cant ever recall an owner being at the edge of the pitch on full time before, i know he does it a lot in greece, he kicked a ball on the pitch earlier this season! has it ever happened before in england though?