McDog

Shithousing gear engaged.

I agree, they just have to be completely consistent so both teams know what to expect.

Not needed Burn.

Lads standing their ground.

Hall giveth and damn near taketh there.

Popey the man.

Halls saves a goal. Wow.

Lunged straight into the leg. THAT was more a red than Schar.

Fuck off Saints. Big Joe to the rescue.

I like how he was screaming and going backwards before he even was touched.

Good lord.

I see the game threads are the same as last year.

Nasty counter, that.

Wow, Ipswich with 2 shots on goal and Liverpool 0.

Nah, they will sign someone plus Gordon can 150% play on the right if needed. I expect someone will come in at RW regardless. It isn't exactly a dire situation if he stays but as @midds said, anything around 10M is fine.

That would be a good 10 man lineup for sure.

Agree with everything but I'd throw Barnes on the LW and Gordon on the RW.

What time is kickoff?

Both kinds are possible tbf.

In this case just not imminent? edit: in response to @Alberto2005

Fair comment on all points really.

I was just reading this. Very interesting. Liked this part. Sorry if I am quoting too much. “When I signed, my goal was to play for the first team. I was highly rated up until I was 12 or 13, but lads develop at different times and by the time we were moving on to bigger pitches, I hadn’t. I was half-expecting to be released, but getting the news was hard to take. At school, I was the kid who plays for Newcastle. It was my identity and to have that taken away was difficult.” Carlisle it was. “Moving away from home at 16 takes a lot of sacrifice, but it matures you,” Gillespie says. “You’re basically fighting for your life because you’re on your own and it’s sink-or-swim because where do you go from Carlisle? Getting into the team when I did brings responsibility. I was asked to communicate and be a leader from the back and you’re dealing with senior players who have played hundreds of games. “You’ve got a lot to lose at that age and then when you get in the team, you’re like, ‘Oh my god, I’m playing in League One’, and you don’t want to lose that because still it’s a fast slope down. You build credit in the bank; 50 games, 100 games, 200 games, and then all of a sudden you’re not one mistake away from obscurity anymore. You’ve built a career.”

I hate them.

I would assume going to matches is not a right, I mean it is a private business. Can't you get banned from Tesco for raising hell for example? In the USA it's called being trespassed and you try and enter, you get arrested.

Fair point for sure. Early days.