TRon

Let's do it anyway, what harm could it do?

Think that's how it will go down if I had to make a guess. Wissa if possible, if not then pivot to Jackson, maybe pay a bit over the top on Jackson with the proviso he's still got a higher ceiling so might not cost us in PSR in the future.

If Eddie rated him he's right there available for a knock down fee. So you can only assume he doesn't.

Man U looked good for 10 mins then got pretty much pummelled.

Man U lucky to get away with a draw.

Palace specialise in these risque banners.

The difference this season is the refs have been told to crack down on pulling/pushing. Which is a GOOD thing theoretically. Problem is you know VAR will only get involved when the decision is in favour of a cartel team.

They got new rules drafted just to be on the safe side.

First time I've watched Muniz properly, he's had a 'mare.

You clearly don't understand how this works....

Robledo sounds a bit suspect tbh.

Not that I want him to succeed, but Gyokares scoring two yesterday while Isak is sat on his arse might make his international starting role look less nailed on.

Muniz has barely got a kick so far, but he's not exactly getting much service.

I'll be amazed if we see a big club getting penalties awarded against them for it.

I agree with you. My problem is the same foul done at the other end isn't getting punished. As soon as I heard about the rule change I knew it would be selectively applied.

It will be predictable as hell more likely. VAR is only getting called on selectively for this type of infringement, they'll just not see the grabbing or pulling done by cartel defenders.

I don't have a problem with players grabbing or holding getting penalised, but you know it's never given the other way.

It is if you are a cartel club.

Aye Fulham are starting to get up the other end a few times.

When you look Cunha for £60m and the substandard players we are getting quoted that for, it makes you a bit sick.

Unfortunately quality players do make a big difference. Cunha and Mbuemo look good, and that cunt Sesko will probably turn out decent as well.

I was watching a Wolves fan channel about this, and the fella was saying that while they don't want to sell because he's got them goals, he didn't think he was technically great, and lacked a bit of mobility. Both him and Sorloth look similar in that regard.

If St James is rocking we can change the narrative in the studio. The liverpool worshipping pundits might be somewhat shaken by the hostility I'm hoping.

The only upside to Sorloth is that he is allegedly available for £30m so at least we won't be paying an extortionate fee for him. But feels like after Wissa it's a big drop down in quality if we are honest, so not surprised we are still pursuing that. Although might well be another lost cause the longer it drags on.

Aye they had one chance and took it. Meanwhile Brighton missed an open goal at the other end before that.