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Tonali a doubt with illness

Quite a few posts now of people saying we should play some of our fringe players or even taking players off after going 2 up Stinks of complacency

I really hope this is a joke post

https://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/football/articles/cx24kn5jxgno 'A little Magpie' - why Mourinho 'loves' Newcastle

Penny for Ekitike's thoughts that he's still behind Isak despite having a much better start to the season Can't see him being happy. Fuck him

Lovely that

Spurs winning

Dundee 2-0 Celtic

Boarding schools where the parents pay the tuition fees? I'm completely against boarding or private school edcuation as a whole but that's a different topic I feel as though none of these examples are organisations paying £350k for a child?

They're not going to uni at the age of 14 or 15 though, that's a pretty big difference

Dor anyone who enjoys a BOOMING header

I think it's different if your parents move for a job rather than spending money on a child and forcing them into a decision I might be in the minority but it just doesn't sit right with me

What a great half

Class Keepers on top

Ipswich pen

Been a great 0-0

Chelsea B beating PSG in Paris

Maybe I'm starved of domestic football but looking forward to Boro v Ipswich

I think buying a child is pretty wrong in general but also them having to move to a different place and the impact it has on him moving away from friends, education, family is pretty large based on which club can offer you and your family the best financial package. We don't allow 15 year olds to do many things in this country that an adult can do why should clubs be allowed to put pressure on them with large sums of money at that age

Dropping £350k on a child to move to another part of the country feels pretty wrong to me

All Scandi's are the same anyway aren't they

Just seems mad to me that a 15 year old has to make a decision to move his family and lose his friends to move from Barnsley to Ipswich because they've got a better route to the first team. He's a child