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Yeah that's the thing, and why I'm for it. VAR is not competing with perfection, it's competing with a very flawed system which sees a decision made wrongly what seems like weekly in the Premier League alone. If they can make the call quick enough and communicate to the referee it's welcome imo. When the ref has to stand there waiting, before running across to the touchline to check it himself, that's not great I agree.

Hope not, there'll be a meltdown on here

Ings looks decent too, forgot what he played like.

Bit over the top imo. If it can be done more seamlessly the only real argument against not having it would be being in favour of the controversy and decisions being wrongly awarded/not awarded. Other than that it clearly has a use in the sport if done correctly.

Wonder if it'll be ironed out and persevered with - or if this be looked back on as a bizarre period in English football. I personally think if the process was sped up it would be very hard to have any complaints about the inclusion of video replays in game.

Agree

Personally I don't care what fee we pay to get him in. £15m or £25m, makes not a single jot of a difference to us - but could make a huge difference to the squad/manager.

You mean you don't know the Guingamp II, Mali U23 sensation Fousseni? What you deeing on a footy forum man

:lol: :lol: Never seen that before, the nonchalant manner in which he says it done me.

Tbh I'm just grateful we have a manager that we'd actually be worried about losing for a change. Enjoy it.

Good news if it means their interest in Shelvey is ended as a result.

Weird, pointless analysis.

Aye That was in mind.

Hope the design agencies name doesn't get out or else they'll be ruined - or at best need a complete rebrand themselves (which they should outsource) . I'd guess that in the process of designing that logo, there was likely 5-6 really strong directions, and probably due to two many cooks, they've ended up with that shocker.

Aye. Social media platforms generally seems to bring out the worst in/of fans, usually the angry and largely irrational ones. The club's Facebook page's comment sections are extremely imbalanced towards the negative; I genuinely feel sorry for the club's media team as they can't post a single thing without being bombarded with idiots. Some will say this is due to the how the club is ran from the top and that the angry fans would be contented if we had a different owner and were playing better football, but I tend to disagree. I reckon people will always be using those platforms as a place to vent their general anger semi-anonymously. Forum's on the other hand have always tended to be a bit more balanced and reasonable in my experience.

Nico finishes with great conviction on the auld YouTube. I like the cut of his jib.

Can't believe we're breaking our transfer record on a tall player. Low even for Ashley's standards this. Get Kelvin from Porto ffs.

Don't think anyone is moaning tbf, just pointing out that it seems over the top for a loan signing tbh It's a joke, it's a joke! Moaning bastards.

Always something to moan about Moan all window at not signing anyone, then moan about the PR when we do. Our poor media team.

It's as accurate as it comes, I just had to pull you up on your second use of the same punch. It didn't get the reaction it deserved either time if I'm honest. Under-appreciated.

Definitely looks like someone who's unlocked all of the tattoos on GTA, like. Big fan of that punchline are we, Haydn?

Nah, you just missed the market changing. The market where, for example, other English players such as Andre Gray (£18.5m), Oxlade Chamberlain (£35m), Danny Drinkwater (£34m), Jordan Pickford (£25m), Michael Keane (£35m), Kyle Walker (£50m), John Stones (£50m) aren't worth what they're bought for either. Shelvey didn't become a £20m player, a £20m player became Shelvey. Either way he's certainly not a £12m player. £12m for even a relatively established English player now gets you someone like Sam Clucas, Will Hughes, or if you're lucky Jack Cork. All overpriced, but each a better player in what they do and their role for their respective club’s than Shelvey. 12m though is a p*ss take given we probably paid that for him, no? You clearly haven't watched much of Andre Gray then I know who I’d rather have for 20m or under... You may, it doesn't make it right though. I think Gray gives Leicester far more to their cause, especially going forward, than Shelvey does to ours, zero goals, zero assists or 1 assist whatever it is. Red card waiting to happen. Shagged after 60 minutes. Etc. Etc. I think you have mixed up Demarai with Andre. Think again Oh well in that case... Shelvey it is! Brilliant! I'm glad you've seen the light, HTT.

Nah, you just missed the market changing. The market where, for example, other English players such as Andre Gray (£18.5m), Oxlade Chamberlain (£35m), Danny Drinkwater (£34m), Jordan Pickford (£25m), Michael Keane (£35m), Kyle Walker (£50m), John Stones (£50m) aren't worth what they're bought for either. Shelvey didn't become a £20m player, a £20m player became Shelvey. Either way he's certainly not a £12m player. £12m for even a relatively established English player now gets you someone like Sam Clucas, Will Hughes, or if you're lucky Jack Cork. All overpriced, but each a better player in what they do and their role for their respective club’s than Shelvey. 12m though is a p*ss take given we probably paid that for him, no? You clearly haven't watched much of Andre Gray then I know who I’d rather have for 20m or under... You may, it doesn't make it right though. I think Gray gives Leicester far more to their cause, especially going forward, than Shelvey does to ours, zero goals, zero assists or 1 assist whatever it is. Red card waiting to happen. Shagged after 60 minutes. Etc. Etc. I think you have mixed up Demarai with Andre. Think again

Nah, you just missed the market changing. The market where, for example, other English players such as Andre Gray (£18.5m), Oxlade Chamberlain (£35m), Danny Drinkwater (£34m), Jordan Pickford (£25m), Michael Keane (£35m), Kyle Walker (£50m), John Stones (£50m) aren't worth what they're bought for either. Shelvey didn't become a £20m player, a £20m player became Shelvey. Either way he's certainly not a £12m player. £12m for even a relatively established English player now gets you someone like Sam Clucas, Will Hughes, or if you're lucky Jack Cork. All overpriced, but each a better player in what they do and their role for their respective club’s than Shelvey. 12m though is a p*ss take given we probably paid that for him, no? You clearly haven't watched much of Andre Gray then I know who I’d rather have for 20m or under... You may, it doesn't make it right though.

Nah, you just missed the market changing. The market where, for example, other English players such as Andre Gray (£18.5m), Oxlade Chamberlain (£35m), Danny Drinkwater (£34m), Jordan Pickford (£25m), Michael Keane (£35m), Kyle Walker (£50m), John Stones (£50m) aren't worth what they're bought for either. Shelvey didn't become a £20m player, a £20m player became Shelvey. Either way he's certainly not a £12m player. £12m for even a relatively established English player now gets you someone like Sam Clucas, Will Hughes, or if you're lucky Jack Cork. All overpriced, but each a better player in what they do and their role for their respective club’s than Shelvey. 12m though is a p*ss take given we probably paid that for him, no? You clearly haven't watched much of Andre Gray then