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Ah I wasn't aware that he wasn't putting any more money in. Did do a quick search but couldn't find anything about it. The Glazer's must have diluted upon his initial $200m investment so would expect them to be open to discussions around it. However, if they keep just spunking the investment up the wall, diluting the Glazer's holding whilst the market cap doesn't show any improvement then I'd imagine they'd put an end to it sooner or later either way

Personally, I'm not going to blame him for cocking up a chance he created entirely himself by chasing down a lost ball.

Looking at their latest accounts, it appears that Ratcliffe's investment was issuance of new shares as opposed to a shareholder loan. They can continue to pump in additional cash as equity without incurring any additional interest costs - as long as the Glazer's are happy to continue diluting at least. Their main issue on FFP is that they actually do pay commercial interest rates on their bank loans which hits their bottom line.

On here that makes sense, but was browsing the BBC Sports page earlier and it had a headline about Guehi and Palace but nothing about the other guy.

Why is the guy who did wear the armband under more fire than the guy who didn't wear it at all?

Don't think he'd have even given a freekick if the linesman didn't flag for it.

I hope this time his 'long term' contract is longer than 3 and a half years.

Everyone was shite at Fulham. Bit harsh to single him out. He also scored a screamer the game before to drive us on to beat Wolves. Appreciate you worded your post as a question, not a statement, but with how good he's been for us the past few years I think it's fair to give him the benefit of the doubt. He's only 32, hardly that old for a CB.

Are there other games this season he's been a standout poor player? All the comments in the previous couple pages are about how he's been back to his best.

Mostly banks and other financial institutions, not shareholder loans I think. They pay interest on it which harms their PSR/FFP position as far as I'm aware.

Go to Sports at the top, scroll down to football then scroll down to Carabao Cup. Took me awhile to find it!

For me it's less about tricking the defenders and more about not allowing the goalie to set his feet and expect a shot. I do recall the winner against West Ham being from a similar area and him winding up for the shot though, so not sure he always strikes the ball that way. Bruno for example will always let the ball run in front of him and take a few short quick steps before striking and give the goalie time to set themselves. Always felt it was a hugely underrated aspect of finishing.

It's not just the accuracy and power that make him such a good finisher, he doesn't telegraph his shots at all. He doesn't wind up or set himself. By the time you realise he's taken a shot the ball's already left his foot and flying into the back of the net.

Not sure even I'd say that was a foul. Nothing dangerous about that challenge and he gets the ball.

Arsenal, Barcelona, Juve, Real Madrid if they eventually decide Mbappe is better on the left, Bayern Munich once Kane is too old in a couple of years, Haaland wants a release clause in his new contract so Man City if he leaves. Wouldn't say they're top clubs anymore but he would drastically improve Man Utd and Chelsea who could offer him significantly improved wages and despite their trajectory over the last few years, it would be naïve for us to write off any idea of our players wanting to leave to join them.