Terminally Yellow

Then don't read them.

Says the guy responding to my messages from 24 hrs ago. Last bite from me as I actually have something to do now rather than talk to petulant cry babies on the internet. I've linked you to the definition of the word petulant as I know you won't understand it. Enjoy your summer holidays kid, I'd say go outside but it's just started raining. Watch some cartoons and stop crying on the internet.

Your obsession with me is really odd mate. Keep crying. Maybe someone will care one day.

I think you're thinking of the Second Tier podcast who have us in 19th. They also think we have the 20th best manager in the league and have said this is their best 20 players from the championship of all time... In short, they're ****ing idiots. NTT20 are slightly more respectable, less about clickbait and a bit better informed. Can't say I agree with their predictions though. Ipswich 3rd is bonkers. Leeds 1st is questionable. I also don't think Sunderland will get top six. **** it might as well do my own predictions.

Because Southampton want to buy Max Aarons? 🤣

Letting him go for free next summer is no help for us either. At the end of the day, I support Norwich City and would rather see Aarons leave in a deal where we get a decent fee - irrespective of who it is buying him - than leave on the free transfer that's bound to happen if he stays even until January, given he would be free to then sign a pre-contract agreement with a team abroad.

Honestly, are you ok? Your posts have become more and more erratic by the day on this forum. Now you're adding bold, barely making sense (what does that last sentence even mean?) and seem to be suggesting that teams sign Bobby Charlton?

Except for the better part of £10m. Renewing his contract would mean having to find the money, persuade a player clearly set on leaving to stay and then find a way to actually play him given not to do so would just diminish his value further.

Thinking it over, the wages that would be saved by moving on Krul, Aarons, Rashica, Tzolis and Andy O, if that's what the club are trying to do, must be an absolute fortune. I wouldn't be surprised if that's £150k worth of salary a week.

That would be a disappointing if predictable move. Disappointing in that he's not secured a top flight move. It perhaps goes to show perhaps how far his star has fallen if his big move which is hoped to restart his progression is to another Championship side. Predictable given we know how highly he's rated by Daniel Farke. Hope if so, we get a good fee out of them.

That's a good shout.

If he were made available, there would be dozens of clubs after him from all levels.

No, Sara is an attacking midfielder. Skipp is not. Entirely different players. Just take a look at their statistics. One of them shows a player who is skilled at interceptions, puts tackles in and progressive, short passes. The other shows a player who is more attack minded, creates chances and influences play further up the field. I'll leave it to you to decide which one is which. Skipp would have Premier League sides queuing for him. If Sara were made available I suspect he would not have anywhere near the choice.

It's like asking if you'd swap a ferrarri for a a yacht.

Pink Un reporting we'd look for an experienced no 2 to replace if he goes.

Hey look everyone's favourite school kid is back. Mummy letting you use the internet on a Sunday?

Two rumours floating around the internet this morning. Rumour #1; An impressive 19 goals and 7 assists for Seria B Venezia. And, from Alan Nixon, The Suns football correspondent Would be sad to see Tim leave but if the chance is there for him to go make himself a no 1 elsewhere I can see the logic in letting him go.

I guess a lot will depend on when Hanley comes back and how we are doing. If our season is going great, we have a settled CB pairing and it doesn't need changing, then I guess Hanley may find himself out in the cold. If all isn't going well, I can see Hanley coming back in. Guess we'll see in January?

You rate Giannoulis? For me, he's a liability.

Pre Season + and - Positives Defensively looking a whole different proposition. We look strong, structured and hard working against both decent and some not so decent opposition. I think the new signings all look decent. Happy with them all. I also think Johnny Rowe looks good. Can see him starting next week over Onel. Negatives I have worried and continue to worry where the ammunition will come from. Can't see this is a side that will create the sort of chances needed to trouble the top six. The squad is also paper thin. Placheta at left back and McCallum in center back is really concerning. Beyond the first XI I see a real lack of anything that's likely to make a difference to any game. Our weakest position is comfortably left back. Giannoulis is a player I'd have actively sought to move on. The Uglies What is going on with Tzolis? He's not a player I'm very optimistic for - but to banish him today to play in the U23s is bizarre.

It's a friendly. And nothing on that subs bench will improve this side.

You mean the divorcees. Pears

You are Cambridgeshire Canary and I claim my £5.

Yeah, there's definitely reasons to be positive. I don't feel like this is a side that will capitulate to anyone. Which is far better than the latter half of last season where I felt we would capitulate to everyone. If this team were a car, it would be a Ford Focus. Nothing wrong with the Focus. But no one is ever going to see it drive past and go "oooh".