Moose

The "flops" of the PIF aren't even that bad. Chris Wood didn't exactly set the heather alight for us, but he served his purpose by getting a few crucial goals in the 21/22 season, we castrated Burnley (a relegation rival) by nuying him and we ended up getting a decent chunk of money back for him. Lloyd Kelly was pish, but he cost nothing and we got him to fuck 6 months later and scammed Juve in the process. Win. Matt Targett had a good loan spell with us, few would've argued against making his loan permanent for a relatively modest fee (15m?), unfortunately injuries have blighted him which isn't his fault. Shit happens. I've also seen some people call Osula a flop. I wouldn't go as far as that personnally as it seems he was brought in as a developmental player with a view to flipping as opposed to a first team regular. He still has a hell of a lot to work on but he's started to chip with goals and assists and ease the burden on the first teamers. Anyway, back to Thiaw. I would ride into battle for him.

Our hit rate in the transfer market has been ridiculously good. Even the ones that got away mostly look good (I'll apply the Man Utd/Amorim caveat to Sesko). I really like what I see from Thiaw so far. Above all, he seems like a really sound guy with his feet firmly on the ground. I can envisage this guy being here for a good 5-8 years and being a solid mainstay in the squad, a worthy heir the Schär's throne.

"Don't question fans critising Steve Bruce. Until your team has been managed by Steve Bruce, you have no idea what it feels like to have your team managed by Steve Bruce" Blackpool fans have learnt that piece of wisdom the hard way. Surely he's finished after Blackpool? It seems more and more lower league clubs see the value in hiring young, creative, upcoming managers, who in their right mind would turn to this dinosaur who hasn't achieved anything meaningful as a manager and is despised by nearly every one of his former clubs?! Then again, I said that after he left WBA

We finished the game with 4 quality CBs on the field. What a time to be alive.

Get into these beer guzzling, French fry munching, chocolate scoffing mad lads............said the USG fan

NJOY

Yes. It's Liverpool we're talking about here.

I wonder if he would've stepped up for the pen

Slot has his oven ready excuse now

They're not even trying to hide it anymore are they?

Maybe, my point still stands, if we can't beat these guys then we're not a CL club.

If we can't beat this rabble we don't belong in the CL. 2-0 win.

Here we have a multi millionaire with decades of experience playing and managing at the top level, managing a professional football team being visibly shaken by what must be about 3 fans of some tin pot team chanting about him to the point where he gobs off at them. You'd think being a shit manager for over 20 years would get you used to this sort of thing, it seems he's getting worse. I'm just glad his parents never had the chance to watch that sickening video. It would've broke their heart.

Take. I back us to beat a cartel team at home more than a Fulham/Brighton/Brentford.

Grimsby at home, let's not fuck around here.

He plays like he's thick, he's absolutley finished with us, he's a West Ham flop in the making.

A point is fine, but we look as blunt as a flump

I can't really elaborate on this, but Willock plays like he's thick.

For the 2nd time this week: "hmmmmm, not sure about that line up"

Hmmmmmm. Not sure about that.

Surely Russell Martin doesn't survive this. Celtic are at civil war with a manager who's checked out and a stale squad, the door to the title is wide open, if Rangers act now it's not too late to catch them. They're on a hiding to nothing keeping him around, it'll just get more toxic, the fans weren't pleased with him being appointed in the first places, there's absolutely no way back for him now

Oh well, you can't blame the CL for an injury crisis if you have your injury crisis before the CL