The College Dropout

I thought we were going to be more willing to play a 10 like player.

I don’t see a long term future with Nick as a 9 under Howe. He can be a success in a more withdrawn role. But as the primary 9? I’m losing hope.

Howe’s comments. Yeh Nick might be done here.

Agree with this.

Howe is sick of this lad too huh? Behind Osula in the pecking order. Should be embarrassed.

Interesting that he came on in midfield. Howe given up on him as a 9?

Excellent assist.

Thought his hustle was good. Showed some dark arts. Slack on the ball as per but not a lot of options.

Good interview after. Seems a determined lad. Bern calling him Jermaine Jenas refer but hopefully he has more steel about him.

Delighted for him. A lot of emotion in that goal. Well done lad.

DONT WORRY LADS. ITS ONLY SPURRRRS

Is that a second yellow? No attempt to ply the ball?

Great play Ramsey and Gordon

RAMSEEEEEEEEYYYYYYY

Pope man. Fuck.

Going cash would make NUFC more attractive to potential buyers too but would likely also increase the cost for potential buyers. There's a lot of moving parts and i'm not knoweldgeable enough ib the subject. What I do know - is that we need an improved stadium/new stadium if PIF's ambitions are remotely true and realistic. At this point any good owner would be looking to improve SJP or build a new stadium and revamp the training centre. I'm not asking them to pay out of pocket.

Not rating Bruno = does not know ball. At all.

Repaying the principal has no impact on PSR. I’ll say it again. Loan repayments for a stadium (principal - from a bank) has no impact on the clubs ability to pay wages and transfer fees. Going forward I don’t think any of these are relevant at all. It’s just squad cost (amortised value plus all football related wages). You are making up a ghost argument pal.

Agreed. I actually agree with her re: Wright. Not that he needs to give his seat up for her specifically, but someone sure. If not now - that should be an ambition.

New Stadium/expansion will be a net positive to PSR in time. I mean going forward is it not focussed on squad cost and wages? Not sure what the argument against stadium renovations/move is.

I also assume any plans will have some amends or delays. That’s the nature of construction at this scale. For me - coming out with concrete plans is a step forward. Made a decision got some level of agreement in principal with some parties. Liverpool have had to make changes but they also get things done.

Stadium costs have no impact on PSR. It’s a legacy investment in the club. I’m not precious on the decision itself - I just want to see actual developments. That and the training ground.

Brentford was similar to West Ham at home last season. Felt like a nadir. We went on to draw against Liverpool I think at home? Then go on a mean winning streak. But we had Isak then, only played once a week and a kind fixture run. We have none of that this time.

I have no idea what you are talking about. Most football clubs pay for their stadiums with loans.

Gave Amorim his last win. Gave Maresca some points. Already gave Spurs 1 point. Gave Villa their only win in their last league 5. Did we give Wolves their last point?