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Tonali is legitimately rapid like After Gordon he's probably in the mix for the quickest in the squad. Think people are being massively harsh on him personally.

Looked great in his last appearance though.

You must be watching a different player mate.

Tonali was patchy but it's harsh to say he was poor. He showed some great moments, a bit like Gordon in his first season he just needs to put it together consistently.

Aye if that happened to us in extra time I would be foaming it was an even game all on all though. Bournemouth have turned into a really strong side.

In what world is Joelinton's a red? I cannot remember ever seeing a red for cynical clotheslines, pretty sure Burn's got atleast a half dozen under his belt, would have had no effect on the game either way. Goal should have stood though, I don't agree with the new rules but if they're in place they need enforcing.

They changed the rules so that it can hit the top of the arm last season.

It looks slightly below his shoulder but they changed the rules, I'm genuinely confused.

Aye the Schar decision was shite wasn't it frogster

That's never a red for Joe man

Thank you for being shite

that looked shoulder like

I know you're talking about players with experience at a decent level (Championship etc), but we've actually signed a few kids of which a few will hopefully come good over the next season or two. Miodrag Pivas, Mo Sedibeh, James Taylor, Rory Finneran, Ezra Tika-Lemba, Kayden Lucas have all come in this window. Last season we brought in Alfie Harrison, Trevan Sanusi, Reece Byrne, Cathal Heffernan, Travis Hernes & Leo Shahar Jamie Miley was already here but looks promising too.

Was saying the same to a lad from there a few weeks back, I was massively suprised when working in Hull for a bit, it's genuinely a decent place

On his private account? It's an embarrassing mistake but it's more a case of football fans being shocked that footballers are actual people.

Lets be honest, literally all of us would text our mates the same about Wolves. I don't think it's much of an indictment on his character

Does anyone know anyone who doesn't prefer the late offsides? Commentators always act like it's controversial but it's about the only part of VAR that makes sense until automation comes in.

Going off the AJ fiasco they would take him in and treat him as a god.

I would assume his texts were frequent and weird and not just him saying "yu doin anyfin satada x" If he's texting bairns he needs firing into Saturn.

Can we not just buy him a bride and give him the armband back?

'Best defender in the world' would probably be £100m+ nowaday, if the selling team was in a good position anyway.

4th top scorers in the league last season. We need a RW obviously but our defence was definitely the issue. As well as lacking a target man up top to take the pressure off late on when we tired, we've hopefully fixed that with Osula. We were only 8 points off of Villa in the end, keep our fitness issues to a minimum and we should be sound.

These were all highly rated players before going to Chelsea though Other than Palmer I'm struggling to think of a recent player who's went there and not flopped.

Imagine if Minteh just turns out to be an average to shite Premiership forward like "we absolutely have to sign 'em!" Cornet, Sarr and Dennis?

To put it anoter way, it's not a suprise at all that a player we payed £40+m for turned out to be good, especially when he was actually good when we saw him play