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Change should have happened 10 minutes ago.

Maybe its because some people remember how he reacted to the last relegation fight he was in, for him it was more like a relegation surrender.

Few players have looked as heartless as Wijnaldum in our relegation season. Wouldn't want him anywhere near another relegation battle for us.

Is Daniele Longo reliable though?

£25m? Who cares, he'll improve us and we can replace him in a couple of years. Money we'll spent when he helps us stay up.

Sturgeon just used to get briefed on UK policy and then bring whatever it was in first to make herself look ahead of the curve. But restrictions in England and Scotland haven't had much correlation with each other for a while now. For instance Scotland have effectively never ended significant restrictions, not even back in July, they've had masks all the way through this year. Match will be 2-2.

We're bottom of the league. You dont go for big longer term signings when you're bottom of the league. You go for players that will get you out of that position. Then go for the better long term players when you're in a better position to attract quality.

Not even a single consideration that it just might have been a pen from the commentators on the channel I'm watching.. Despite it being the most obvious you could ever see. Football really is a poisonous load of shite these days.

Clark dummies his own keeper.. Fucking clown.

Comparing the clubs fanbase, plus TV showings and viewing figures to other clubs and their sponsorship deals. The other clubs can argue whatever they want, but the argument that past deals have to be a firm guide for future deals would hold no water at all.

Probably couldn't match his ambitious plans for diversity, equity and inclusion.

Are people really getting upset about rainbow laces?

This current side would almost certainly be relegated, even with Dubravka back. Luckily this side won't be playing all season, they've just got to get us as close as possible to that 38 point total from now till January. If we can average a point per game from the next 9, that leads into the January break where we need to get some quality players in. That improved side would then have 51 more points to play for and need 23 points to get to 38, which is mid table form. Its going to be difficult, but I don't agree its over at this point.

With 60 points left to take from January, why not? You get enough quality in and there's plenty of points to bridge any possible gap. Its not like we're going to be 20 points behind by January.

Aye I'm always looking for activists with strong political opinions about race at the club, most important thing to improve things, we've never had black players either so hopefully he could change that.

Twitter is a delusional nightmare of lunatics on basically every subject. About 1 in 100 are sane.

Think its incredible anyone thinks this is business as usual BTW.. Business as usual would be Bruce still here and talk of weather St Maximin will stay or not and if we might loan a reserve from Leeds as his replacement. Not about how we made a mistake in our attempt to bring in a top manager like Emery

I think people just need to step back and realise that its not just going to be a fairy tale now just because Ashley's gone. There will be mistakes, especially until a good structure is in place. But I'm sure it'll get there because at the end of the day these people actually want success. At the very worst I know what I want is now in line with what the people at the top want. Unlike under Ashley, all he wanted was to keep the club just above water. Didn't want relegation for obvious reasons but didn't want to do any better because he didn't want expectations raised. I'll take mistakes with the intent of improvement and ambition over deliberate managed under performance any day.

Great that we've now got very ambitious people at the top instead of someone actively trying to hold the club down. But they can't be expected to know how to run the Football side of things, so its probably going to be a bit hit and miss until they get a structure of experienced professionals in. Obviously the big problem is the need to get things sorted fast because of potential relegation. They may have to settle for a good enough choice for the moment like Howe and some experienced players in January just to get to next season. Then work on bringing in a long term structure and then the manager they really want sometime after that.

Probably whoever he wants to support.

He's a user not an achiever. He picks the club that can best achieve awards for him rather than the club he can achieve awards for. Not what we need, I'd take Benitez over him without question.

60 points up for grabs post Christmas like, so impossible to be relegated by Christmas.

Yeah the talk of Gerrard just seemed wierd to me. But like I said I know nothing about it other than him being manager of Rangers. So was wondering if anyone could make a case for him.

What's Gerrard actually done to be considered a good manager? I've been mostly ignoring Football since Benitez left, he's at Rangers apparently. But since when was doing well in a two horse town seen as convincing in Football. Is there more to it than him just winning a title in Scotland?

Whey, he hauled Clark down, nearly pulled his shirt off, and he was the player marking the goal scorer. So not really luck.