GJP

I think it might be quite difficult for Hills to get in the team. Unless there's injuries or huge drops in form. If you look at it, Doyle is only a few months older than Hills but is already considerably further ahead and already much more experienced at this level. The manager has also shown he'll put new signings and younger players in the team... but has kept with the much-maligned Duffy ahead of Hills.

I feel Cole Palmer would disagree.

Maddison is very good but not truly great. Whereas the likes of Foden, Bellingham and Palmer are either a level or two up or can go a level or two up. As for Grealish, sometimes he flatters to deceive BUT Pep and Man City were happy to drop £100m on him. None of the real elite clubs have gone for Maddison.

And 800 Chelsea transfers.

What style? Rubbish style? We've def got the players for that.

He was too good for us when he was here. That gap has only widened. It's nice to dream though.

I like Ange but Pep is probably the greatest coach in the history of the game. If you can get him you have to get him.

He hasn't been at his best this season but he has won the Premier League three times in a row and was a key, first choice player for Guardiola in the treble winning season for them last year, notably starting the big games. He wouldn't have played as much football for Pep and Man City as he has if he wasn't a top player but yeah, he's not quite hit the heights of late.

Sidenote but absolutely nobody would argue it.

... Who was it? The suspense is killing me.

I'd probably keep taking the money tbf.

Realistically, Norwich are never going to be more than a yo-yo club. People say Farke couldn't cut it in the Prem but it doesn't matter who we get, we are getting relegated sooner or later. If we survive a couple of seasons or even a few seasons we'll eventually be relegated - unless we are billionaire rich. So, until we are billionaire rich are we getting better than Farke??? Two things about him: Firstly, his brand of football was a joy to watch. Secondly, and this should not be underestimated, he bled yellow and green.

Kane wasn't awful when he was here. And I'm not saying Idah is awful. But when you watched Kane you could tell he had the touch and awareness and he was doing the right things on the pitch. Idah is lacking that real sharp touch, the awareness of what's around him and the speed of thought.

Indeed. Pukki's speed of thought remains our biggest and most reliable threat.

Alternatively, Rooney carried England for years.