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Shouldn’t we get his actual wages off the books?

Well we need other positions sorted, but not necessarily beforehand. Might be the case that who we go for is determined by how much we can him for. Or just that we are, because of previous agreements/enquiries, further ahead with Trafford.

It seems to be a recurring theme with us at the minute us bidding for players we want but aren't willing to stump up the cash to get them. I don't understand why we are in for him first if we need other positions sorted beforehand.

Aye but the river he referenced in the song was the Wear marra

Has anyone told them "Wise men say" was sung by a bloke from Tennessee?

Just get his reported wages off the books.

No one called Mike is reliable

One of the most annoying thing about negotiating with Prem clubs, is that they will drag it on throughout the summer, and so we're looking at not getting players in early if we are insisting on this. No surprise that all the deals we are seeing done early are with players being brought in from outside of the Prem. Be interesting to see if we have an earlier cut of point to avoid the nonsense that took place with Guehi last year.

Cats like him, mind.

Mike McGrath's name is on it too tbf, he is generally one of the more reliable journos

Hence my part about having some truth, albeit skewed. Pretty sure it was the King's Island (or known as that). I didn't google it though, I'm just going off what I remember from my own knowledge.

Classic Edwards. Here's the already reported figure but that's wrong. What? How much then? Just higher. Lots higher, trust me. Gotta go, it's wine time. I know I'm not saying anything new but football 'journalism' is an absolute fucking racket.

The Blaydon Race of 1862 as per the song, was held on Dent's Meadow Island which was in the district of Newcastle. Ergo, the Blaydon Races were not held in County Durham. https://sitelines.newcastle.gov.uk/SMR/11552

Time to chuck that transfer request in, Traffarel.

Saw a TikTok back and forth a while back where a Mackem was just picking and choosing when something was classed as County Durham or not depending on their love for gerrymarrading. Blaydon? Not Newcastle, was part of County Durham. Washington? Nah that's Sunderland. Wallsend? Traditionally that's County Durham marra. Sunderland itself? Nah, was never part of County Durham, that's Sunderland.

May 28th, Luke Edwards... Can't believe a word he says

"Dinnit knaa why they sing Local Hero. Glasgow, marra!" "Dinnit knaa why they sing Blaydon Races. County Durham, marra!" If having a local link is an important part of a club's anthem, then what the fuck is the connection with Wise Men Say, or Ready to Go?

£30MM/78 in. = £384,615.38/in. Condition price on height measurement at physical. Profit.

Blaydon Races by GEORDIE Ridley? Oh yeah, totally a mackem anthem. They have some truth in what they say though, albeit skewed, as Blaydon was part of County Durham way back in the past.

The automatic translation for Sunderland on the Dortmund page is Relegation AFC Sunderland https://www.facebook.com/share/p/1E2iUmQwJQ/

Brunooooo

From what I saw it looked a group of players who were uninterested relative to their opponents. Feels like it's barely with of critique, like any fixture played at this ridiculous time of year. International football needs to adapt to the bloated club calendar. Certainly it needs to rethink the tedious qualifiers. If you reach the last 16 of the tournament itself, that's you qualified for the next one. Something has to give somewhere.

Big Dan trying to absolve him with the language barrier is sweet when it couldn't have been anymore obvious that he knew exactly what he was doing.