Mick

We will have more hope than ever when he leaves even if we are in the Championship. I would take that, at least we could regain a little hope, even if it was false hope.

I think you mean vultures, not buzzards.

He probably buys in January for more than one reason. Get a few players in and keep the natives happy.

You wouldn't employ somebody just because they owed you money, I can't see it.

Not with Sky.

We'll do well to finish above more than 7 or 8 clubs, if we're lucky.

OK, sorry. I'm just pissed off at this club again.

And Gullit.

I don't think we'll hear a peep from him until the next scheduled press conference before the Villa game on 14th September. He'll keep quiet until then in an attempt to let people's anger subside. And sadly to an extent it'll probably work. Agreed.

That wasn't an invitation to a quiz you know.

He can't win? Give your head a shake man, it's win/win for him. If he keeps the job he can leave a rich man, if he gets sacked tomorrow he leaves a rich man. He can't win.

I can't think of a word I'd be less likely use to describe him.

He knew what he was getting into yet you feel sorry for him.

Spud?

He's talking shite, you can spend any percentage of your income on wages as far as Europe are concerned. We could make an approximate £32 million loss over the next 3 years and still be OK. The Premiership are looking at capping wages over £52million

Yes, it should feel wrong, I feel that way about 3 people and it doesn't feel wrong at all.

Do we even know where the line is that these players have to cross?

Paramedics hopefully. Undertakers, surely. One at a time, steady on. Just look at it as a flow chart, it works well.

Paramedics hopefully. Undertakers, surely.

Crackers.

The only thing that pissed me off during the game was some of our fans. Sadly, we have quite a few morons supporting us.

We'll never know but I doubt they would have tried to hold on to a player they valued at £12million and lost a player they valued at £50 million.