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Well he deleted it, so let’s respect that.

Antique shop for me like.

He plays like that now.

Most players just trot out the company line, hard to read too much into it really.

Our fault for trying to score a goal.

Brace yourself for tactical insight.

Nothing’s guaranteed with promotion. PIF could spend money and still fail, then be stuck in the championship again.

We need to get some midfielders from somewhere. Our signings were vastly overstated, only Wilson makes any difference. And he’s trying to replace Rondon and Perez.

Do you believe Ashley is monitoring performances? I’m not sure at all. He’s monitoring his stock losing £100m+ Yeah, but if he’s just looking at points we’re still 7 away from the drop.

Do you believe Ashley is monitoring performances? I’m not sure at all.

Pointless human being.

The Frank Sinatra of losing football matches.

He’ll be useful in the championship.

They’ll tear us a #newars.

What’s happened to Werner?

Is he deed?

I wouldn’t want to wreck his career by making him work for Ashley.

I’m not confident Shola would be worse TBH.

You did.

OK, let me give you the several hundred counter examples.

Managers basically never resign.

We were desperate for a midfielder, we needed to spend £20-30 million on one. But no, a Burley reject will fit the bill.

Yep, 200 separate investments, worth $350bn, and MBS is choosing each one after careful consideration and using his personal experience and skill, then signing it all off...but via a ‘fake’ board so that he doesn’t take all the credit. Ok. Come on, he’s head of a royal dictatorship that controls massive state wealth. Obviously it’s hard to say exactly how it’s run, but I doubt it follows conventional business practices all that much. That said, it’s still debatable how much it should matter to the O&D test.

Not news, but Luke Edwards is an utter weapon. Also, even if it was in any way true, surely feeding starving children is worth allowing your football to suffer?

Possibly the point of the board is to make to look like it’s not just one man making the decisions.