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Milner was multi-position in the sense he was c*** wherever we played him

That’s pretty much the what the Athletic article says. Dahoud, Fati and Igor. If he pushed for those 3 and doesn’t recognise it failed and still wants ‘his’ picks I can understand why TB has pulled the trigger.

Thanks for sharing this, very interesting. I do worry that our approach is becoming a bit inflexible. If you take the article as truth, RDZ is not wrong that we probably need to supplement the youngsters and old uns with a few players of the ‘right’ age. That said, if as the article suggests...

Would you like to revisit this question after today?

If this is right, I’m even more concerned. Losing Pascal and keeping Milner is a TERRIBLE start to the window

He’s really not very good. Part of a very poor transfer window (Pedro apart)

I think you’re broadly right, although I wouldn’t expect too much in terms of answering questions. I’ve done some media training in another industry and you’re pretty much taught to say the same few talking points over and over and how to do so in response to different questions. I you see...

This is exactly what I would have said. I’m also nervous because of what I think the ‘disagreement’ between RDZ and TB means about our likely recruitment in the summer. Not that I want us to spend 100s of millions on established players, but if RDZ was asking for a couple of good athletic...

I’ve played there! Used to play for Battersea Ironsides 3rds against Merstham a lot. But have decided my league cricket days are long behind me now…

Many a true word spoken in jest. I cannot see why on earth you’d go for him over someone like McKenna, yet many who think McKenna would be ‘underwhelming’ are creaming their pants over this guy, whose sides score barely any goals. They just want someone hipster I think.

Wheel drawer

I wonder whether a change of manager makes it more likely he’ll return. I don’t believe the ‘personal reasons’ stuff.

Me too. Carl Frampton on TNT the same. Lots of people swayed by the fact that Usyk was going forward most of the time. He got lucky not to be ruled a TKO though as well.

McKenna is the standout candidate for me. What he’s done at Ipswich is phenomenal, he plays a similar style and is used to working on a lower budget than his competitors. The challenge will be whether he can persuaded to leave. But the chance to chase top 10 and maybe even Europe vs probable...

He might be sat there again!