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That's a goal if he passes to Longstaff.

Is there a way we could win this without any of our players having to do any sprints? We'll be playing a mix between our 30+ "good personalities to have in the squad for training" and U18 team by December at this rate.

Our players should be more confident in passing to Miley even if he has three Bournemouth players around him. He already knows what to do with the ball before he receives it. Instead we lump a hopefull ball up top that goes straight back to Bournemouth.

MILEY!! Take your chance son!!

Isn't just an issue with Cunha but Wolves players in general. They look really really good up until the box, and has been all season.

No clue, but transfer wise they sold for almost double as much as they brought in this summer, which is rarely a good indication of a clubs financial situation or ambition as Rafa will know all too well from his last two jobs in England.

Fuck it. Can't we just go all in on restrictions? Cap all sponsorships to the highest offer the club with the lowest sponsorship offer gets for all clubs in the league. While we're at it: - All clubs to receive the same amount of money for TV deals regardless of how often they are televised and where they end up in the table. - All ticket income to be pooled together and divided equally between all clubs - Ban all loans. If you aren't in a position to develop a player, let someone else have him and buy him back later. - Ban all transfers between related party clubs.

Gallagher, Henderson & Phillips

Dubravka Livramento - Krafth - Dummett - Hall Longstaff - Joelinton - Willock Ritchie - Gordon - Almiron 5-0

It's a pipe dream so not sure it's even worth discussing tbh Obviously all active loans should be allowed to run its course.

Ban all loans, and ban transfers between associated party clubs.

Another good rule that should have been in place 20 years ago.

Hypothetical scenario - if we are winning our last game in the groups which means we would secure a play-off spot in the Champions League by 1 point. Would you rather that we gave the lead up so we could end 3rd and compete in the Europa League?

Isn't glandular fever so that even if you have it, there are days where you can feel fine? This is 30-ish years ago, but seem to remember a friend of mine having it for a long long time, but he was still well enough to go to school from a few days a week and even participate in gym on the odd occasion.

Link?

Could have worked against us as well in that Dortmund had something extra to prove today, while we were coming off a high against Arsenal.

Why all the talk about Europa League? We can still win or get a point in Paris, and then we still have the chance to go onto the play offs going into the final group game.

The good old sponge. That'll fix him right up.

Forgot how annoying Dortmund are on our throw ins.

Genuinely felt a little sorry for Jorginho after the game after being literally bullied by Bruno the whole match Don't feel so bad now.

Previous results doesn't mean anything, and we ain't got Bayern level players quite yet. I think we can win against them, but that'll mainly be down to my belief that EH will have picked up several things to change/focus on from our previous game against them, and having watched the game back an unhealthy amount of times, to make sure he can set the team up for success.

Haven't watched the game as I was fully expecting a trashing by Liverpool. A draw is an awful result for Liverpool even if it probably feels worse for those who's been watching and seen Luton go 1-0 up.

Replay also showed that Havertz leading leg did connect with Longstaff. If that was just a few cm further in it would have snapped his ankle or maybe even his leg. Completely reckless. Clear red.

Arsenal players put in a huge effort tbf. They battled and pressed better than we did majority of the game. Problem was their performances once they got the ball.

Nottingham 1 up. Nice goal by Aina Ola