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His sister if the rumours are to be believed.

Sure you’re not confusing him with someone else?

Guehi walks into our team as a starter. As great as Schar has been, and will hopefully continue to be for as long as he has left, I think people would see Guehi is elite, in the same way we have with Botman, once he was in the team. You could be right about Elanga mind. Feel it’s hard to judge him, when you only ever see him playing in a team set up the way Forest do.

Indeed. But who’s now seemingly in charge of telling them exactly what they need to deliver…

Hopefully they disown him now.

One of (the many) things Howe has been phenomenal at since he’s been here has been learning from mistakes / set backs. The cup finals probably being the best and most high profile example. He’ll ensure we don’t suffer the same issues we did in 23/24.

Who the fuck is taking 6/1 for Darwin Nunez to end up at Sunderland 😂😂

Think his agent is in the process of negotiating a new contract…

Considerably more chance of Sheff Wed being in League One than the Premier League the way their owner is carrying on.

Catts for me like.

Burnley Parkerball might just get them enough 1-0’s to stay up. Probably going to have to find a better goalscorer from somewhere admittedly, as Josh Brownhill hasn’t got a hope in hell of getting anywhere near 18 again.

The best way of staying up is to be solid defensively. How many teams have we seen come up recently scoring loads and loads of goals, playing a “refreshing brand” of football, then going down on sub-30 points. And to that end, I’d give Burnley the best chance of staying up, even if someone (👀) pinches their keeper.

Real Madrid at home would also be a pretty big moment in the club’s history I feel. Not quite sure I fully grasp what this is saying, but will post anyway: edit: we have a 33% chance of getting Madrid?

He was on loan from Brighton.

There’s still seven teams to come through qualifying yet, which depending who makes, could slightly alter the potential pot make up. But what’s been shared is largely how it’ll be. Think Pot 1 is definitely guaranteed as it is. However, due to the new format, what pot you’re in is nowhere near as big a deal as it used to be.

There were loads in the Dortmund home end last time, but I think ease and/or danger varies massively depending on who it is.

I know coefficients aren’t as important as they used to be (in sporting terms anyway, now more relevant for finances really), but I’ll repost this excellent site for all things coefficient: https://kassiesa.net/uefa/data/method5/ccoef2025.html

There much confidence Nice can make it through qualifying?

Wages probably far too much for a player doing that role. Moyes said he’s already agreed his next move anyway.

You’re right, although looks like it was Easter Monday, whatever difference that made.

Tbf, he was probably helped by the fact that at the time we were up there as one of the best wage payers. As passionate and persuasive as he may of been, he was never really handicapped by having to say “I know club X is offering you 30% more, but…”

Of course they’ll almost certainly be early ko. But when was the last time one wasn’t? The Gullit one in the pissing rain? And only because it was midweek?

This link shows the teams currently in the qualifying rounds (not particularly user friendly, especially if you’re on your phone) https://www.uefa.com/nationalassociations/uefarankings/accesslist/

If Nice make it through qualifying a trip to the French Riviera mid to late September would be something.

Tad ambitious for them to decide the TV games before both the PL and CL fixtures have been done.