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Sell on fees need to be banned. Encourages big clubs to hoard young talent.

Exactly. Either lower the fee, or remove the sell on. Southampton want to have their cake and eat it.

It’s not. It’s squabbling over a 25% sell on fee, when they already want £50mil for the player. And rightly so.

I see Zats completely fabricated a scenario as a stick to beat Moyes with.

Ipswich will want to bounce back after their cup humiliation in midweek and Saints looked ropey at times v Wrexham last week

All gone abit quiet last few days hasn't it. Prob still celebrating getting Grealish and preparing to tell Moyes "we go with what we've got"

Sometimes it’s better that one holds their tongue (or fingers in this case) and allow people to think them stupid rather than speaking (or typing) and removing all doubt.

The front of you calling Moyes (or anyone else for that matter) incompetent when it comes to football completely blows my mind.

What on Earth is your problem with this deal? It's literally £1m per year. You bring it up constantly. Proper oddball behaviour.

Grealish loan offer had been going on since May according to one of the podcasts i listen too. City were only going to talk to certain clubs. And if Grealish made it clear, was Everton only, which makes sense for personal. And other clubs in...

You say this but then all you ever do is post lists in the transfer thread of players we could never, ever entice or afford.

Have those positions really been ignored? We have made several bids for both right mids and right backs. That doesn't sound like ignoring it to me. That sounds more like we couldn't agree a fee or the player chose a different club. We have been...

They haven’t been ignored though have they? We have made three bids for Dibling and been very interested in the lad from Leicester. RW and RB is a priority but if a signing say a GK or LB pop up as a good price then it makes sense to grab them...

7th or 8th

Only team still in the green over 5 years, even with this Summer's outlay: