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I think TAA is definitely gone, and I think Salah will go too. Van Dijk I think is the most likely to stay, but I have no idea why they haven't sorted that yet.

They may need to replace Alexander-Arnold, Salah & Van Dijk. Plus they really need a new left back.

It's mental that your using Hall, Livramento and Gordon as examples of being bad in the market.

I like Hall a lot but I personally think that's a little strong. All opinions though.

The definition for A in the opening post is World Class - could play for any team in the world. Do you really think right now that describes Hall? Maybe his potential, but I don't think many people outside Newcastle would put down Hall at left back in the team of the season right now.

Not enough zig zags and fluorescent lightning bolts for me. That's what makes a real kit.

They're weekend at bernies'ing him to throw the Scousers off.

What a loser mentality.

Caicedo wanted out of Brighton, they held on and got what they wanted. Rice wanted out of West Ham, they held out and got what they wanted. Kane wanted a move to Man City, Tottenham didn't sell because City didn't offer enough. Even Gordon throwing out his toys at Everton still ended with us paying what Everton wanted (I think). Unless the cards are in the players hands because their contract is low, I really don't think having a sulk will affect the fee a club demands.

Why do we? He's got 3 years on his contract. What's he going to do? Not playing until he's nearly 29?

I massively disagree. To start with, Bruno is the hardest working player in the league. No one runs more, no one plays more minutes. That's going to be hard to replace on its own. 'The best ability is availability' as they say. Secondly he's literally the only player with genuine creativity in the team. He is a brilliantly inventive passer which you'll be losing. Finally, he's the captain and extremely popular amongst the squad and fans. Other than Isak he's the last player I'd sell

Against a league 1 team.

We're going to reveal late on that Isak has legally changed his name to Ruddy and he'll come off the bench to score and win us the game.

Tottenham are in decent form right now and have a really good record against Man City. I think they have a decent chance tonight. Edit: Decent form might be a stretch, but 3 wins in a row is good.

I think it looks worse if you think of it as two teams you've never heard of. With no context it looks very much like he looks at him and slaps him in the face. It's only the context that makes you think it probably isn't that.

Just like with Man City! Oh shit...

Wilson's averaging a goal every 81 minutes compared to Isak's goal ever 114 minutes. Personally I think Isak need's dropping for this elite goalscorer.

I always feel like VAR is more focussed on stopping things happening. Cancelling goals, overturning red cards, etc.

No attempt to play the ball so double jeapordy doesnt count.

First time Ugarte has ever kicked a ball forward in his career.

He said he played for Hoffenheim.

Can you sign pre-contracts in Germany? You can't do that in the PL with another PL team. I always assumed it was the case in all leagues.

Which is weird, because wasn't their whole argument that they could just make small changes to the existing rules based on the fact the original rules weren't null and void?

It's this inspired by Rio saying on one wanted to see Doucoure winding up the Liverpool fans, despite the fact it was, in fact, the only thing I want you see.

Not that likely really. They're a point away from being outside the european spots. Definitely far from guaranteed.