GideonShandy

Odd.

It's brilliant that Cabbageheed got sacked again? Yes, now I think about it I agree. 100%.

Variously listed as Iam, Liam and Willie. Remember the invariable chant of "McFAUL, clap clap clap" as he made his way to the Leazes End goal before either the first half or second half kick-off depending on which side had won the toss.

He's forgetting Ronaldo and his son Cristiano at Real.

How were we supposed to prevent him from representing his country (on a shit pitch or otherwise)?

Sacked in the evening.

Don't you spread butter across your face every now and then? I thought everyone did that.

Just pulling your leg. I figured everyone knew. Sorry.

Nah, totally different Jon Dahl Tomasson. It's a very common name in Denmark. Sort of like John Thompson here.

Fucker left three years earlier than "scheduled." And it was much more about money than about getting shagged out by Eddie's pressing game.

At 9:10

People wrote similar stuff about Guivarc'h. He'll be fine.

He meant 2012. Looked up the 2016 team out of curiosity GK David de Gea Manchester United DF Héctor Bellerín Arsenal DF Toby Alderweireld Tottenham Hotspur DF Wes Morgan Leicester City DF Danny Rose Tottenham Hotspur MF Riyad Mahrez Leicester City MF Dele Alli Tottenham Hotspur MF N'Golo Kanté Leicester City MF Dimitri Payet West Ham United FW Jamie Vardy Leicester City FW Harry Kane Tottenham Hotspur I'd forgotten Dele Alli and Danny Rose were so highly rated.

And her clients are all compulsive Premier League spot-betters. Makes a lot of sense once you think about it.

And then he would have had no realistic alternative than to reintegrate. Might even have fired his agent for fucking things up. The question is the extent to which he would have reintegrated. Would he have given 100%? Or just phoned it in, moped around, kept claiming to be injured etc.? Because the club caved, we'll never know.

But couldn't settle in Italy because it was like living in a foreign country.

Ethics aside, you'd have to say he did a brilliant job for his client. Not long ago, people were saying that he was destroying Isak's career and that Isak ought to fire him. Not any more.

BBC saying it was £125 million. Isak foregoing a "loyalty bonus" is a fucking joke and doesn't give us any more money to spend on a replacement. https://www.bbc.com/sport/football/articles/c8904kw17j0o

Could have had £60 million from us but wanted £70 million. www.bbc.com/sport/football/articles/c628e5n2l1xo

Not sure why anyone at the club would murmur to a journalist (or to anyone else, for that matter) that we're ready to compromise on the price. Nor am I sure how anyone not at the club would know what the club's owners are thinking. It's all spin and clickbait.

And if not then almost certainly by Monday night.

Rhymes with "harder." Not with "spade."

The media bandwagon of "He's already gone to Liverpool" rolls on, but our position should still be "Written transfer request and £150 million offer, or he stays and you can try again in the next window."