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The bench seems a bit pointless these days, you almost always know who is going to play and who isn't. Or if you don't it's too random to anticipate anyway.

Gallagher should have at least 3 yellows by my count.

Chong looks very good. I find it funny that some better teams don’t just cross and head like in the old days. It still works.

Alfie Gilchrist?

Glad I didn’t switch this off at 0-3

I’ll try.

I forgot to do my team at all this week

No racist but Adebayo really looks like young Carlton Cole.

Jackson is terrible.

Seems strange given he took a year or more out of the game to educate himself and address his weaknesses. Doesn’t feel like someone who wouldn’t be thinking hard about how to solve every single problem we have.

He quite obviously will be.

Fair enough, I'm not sure I agree that's a realistic prospect and it doesn't bother me personally, but it's a valid point of view.

Course it's not, I was just making a point in the normal way you would on the forum

Certainly one way of looking at it, but it's not really about that. It's about looking after him so he forms a bond with the club and comes back as well as possible. I'm not saying we should be praising him, of course we can make clear that he's made a mistake. But beyond that I don't see any point in making things any more uncomfortable than they need to be.

Jesus H, we have to keep him happy so he comes back the best he can be. I’m sure he’s absolutely gutted about it in private.

And can control a ball.

I think the only one to sell at the moment is Longstaff, but he won't raise much money. Anderson too but the same applies. I would personally give Willock and Joelinton another season at least because their upside is so high.

As much as that sounds silly, I don't really care. Just do whatever we have to do to get some reinforcements in.

I'd be quietly excited if we got Philips, good make a big difference in a low-key way, especially in our current form.

That's absolute shite, unsurprising from a certified moron and wind-up merchant.

Yeah, I agree Miggy isn't as good as Salah.

But given a good team has a lot of players playing above their 'average' level, it seems a bit odd to then sell them. And anyway, you can only turn over a limited number of players in each window, so presumably the ones that are functioning well are likely to be low on the list of people to replace. I suppose it does happen but it's a difficult one to get right. I think it's more likely that people just don't rate Miggy from pre-Howe era and so they see his weaknesses as confirmation and his good periods as a fluke.

Selling while stock is high is an extremely strange way to view football like, sounds a lot like selling your best players.

PL clubs buy the best players from European leagues all the time.

How do other inverted wingers in the PL generally do on stats?