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This isn't Julian Ward?

Basing thappiness on transfer bullshit posted on Twatter by journalistic liars and attention seeking gobshites

Eurgh

So in the end we didn’t even offer 55m+5m for Pedro after negotiated for nearly a month, a player that we regarded as a major target this summer The whole thing feels…arrogant to me, our managements attitude I mean.

Liverpool in for Ekitike.

How about Kubo or that Yeremy Pino?

Feyenoord legend and stalwart of the shit-hot 70s Dutch team Rinus Israël has died aged 83. BBC presumably going to Bob Vylan for a comment.

I think the point is it’s obvious that we will only do the deals that we think “worth it”, and both the fees and the salaries are strictly controlled. What this mean is any club who is willing to pay over-the-odd would come up a better offer for the counterparties to take. It doesn’t need to be Chelsea. Spurs Villa or even Forest can beat us.

Clamped

Don’t think the club did too. They’ve tweeted a goodbye to Fede but not Insigne, rate the pettiness.

We've just won a trophy and qualified for the CL for the second time in three seasons. Everything is objectively, and categorically, going as planned . Your issue, and that of many others, is you're basing your 'happiness' on the day-to-day.

Not that much cheaper apparently.

And Barnes.

The club probably thought Minteh for half the cost was better VFM especially as we were signing Tino, Sandro and Hall (loan but pretty much guaranteed option to buy) in that window

Not a chance that's true mind

I liked the look of Minteh at Brighton, could be worth a look?

This gets way more clicks though.

The only reason I can see why chelsea have bought Pedro must be incase Palmer has a piss poor season again so they have a replacement.

Wonder if Bruce complained about the Japanese flag?

I think you mean Plan H

Maybes Harvey Elliott for cheaper or akliouche.

They where also shit as well in fairness

What do you suggest we do then?

It's not but the prices quoted we'll be struggling with psr issues again soon and we don't have the luxury of hotels carparks or a top women's team to flog to bail us out.

With the terribly selective way the history of imperial Japan in the early 20th century to end of WWII is taught in Japan itself I'm not surprised no connection had been drawn before that was made.