The Prophet

It's probably just me, but just doesn't seem the best timing. Didn't think it was to begin with though to be fair. I'm sure it'll be fine, Wor Flags are superb and rarely get it wrong, but a tribute to a former manager while we fight for Champions League and our current trophy winning manager is hospitalised doesn't seem like a tone setter.

You'd have thought the King Kev display will be pushed back again, shame as it looks as though a lot of effort went into it.

Big fan of Fernandes out Southampton.

Strange Rogers never seems to get a rest. You'd have thought today would have been the prime game.

I wonder if Burnley's likely promotion will impact any potential Trafford deal.

While Palace are generally very impressive away from home, they haven't really had to play well here, they're just targeting City's left side every time.

One game at a time brother.

I'm reaching here, but... ...is it possible a £50 million budget is in terms of amortized amounts? So for example a £50 million player on a five year correct would be £10 million plus wages.

He obviously brings a lot to the table off the pitch. If we're heading into a period of transition where the older leadership team are being binned off (Wilson, Trippier and eventually Burn), you probably want to do it at a gradual pace so you don't fuck the very good dressing room balance that Howe has built.

To be fair, could easily see Man United sweating out a barely deserved draw. I don't think they will, but it's not beyond the realms of possibility.

I don't think Mitchell being SD means we'll exclusively sign cheaper, younger players. But it does give us that option, you'll probably see a bit of both.

Quansah, Geuhi, Zabarnyi, Huijsen, Collins or Branthwaite would potentially fit the bill. Cost permitting.

Interested to see who are main targets are this summer. You'd imagine the RCB will be one with PL experience.

Aye, this is where I'm at.

City verdict pushed back until the summer.

Even Ornstein posts a fair amount of clickbait non-stories these days, but he's still no where near as bad as Romano.

I'd love Cunha. The piece also states Delap wants to go somewhere he'll be first choice. Sensible lad.

Football Insider looking us with Trafford again.

I do like the idea of a target man for this reason. I'm anti-DCL due to his injury record though. It's not great.

Yes.

Villa would have taken a single goal defeat you'd imagine.

If Wilson and Tripps are off, they might not fancy completely braking up that core leadership group.