st.domingo's latest activity

The phrase or the actuality? Of course they’re going to outline what the plans are.. I would think that we can be a lot more definite on that than MU or CFC. If he goes to MU and it pays off then he’s right up there. If not, then he’s already...

McTominay all day long Gilmour would rather have his uncle David for half-time entertainment tbh

He has nearly hit double figures, him and Ndaiye in the league, id rather us find someone else either in our Doucoure replacement or RW who can do the same then we have 3 players hitting double figures over a season. Brighton and Brentford have...

I think i'm in a minority on here based on the posts I see but for me a quality central midfielder would be pretty much top of my list for the summer. Our complete inability to dictate the flow of a game is massive problem and I think if we could...

Cheep transfer fee and wages. Potential - Huge. It’s a no brainer.

I think that us not being sentimental is the very reason to buy him. His ability for 12.5m, when we need players in the squad, seems an easy decision. Sentimental is wanting to retain Lindstrom.

We can sign him and sign better as well. We need a squad, and he's proven he's a quality starter. If it doesn't work out, we will make profit.

he’s quality lads barely had a chance get him signed

I think he still has some upside. He’s not amazing, but he’s a good player available at a good price who has moments of quality. Those moments we desperately lack outside of Illy and sometimes Dwight when he has time to line one up. If Charly is...

Alcaraz has enough about him, is young and will not demand silly wages, if he doesn't work out as well as we expect, then we sell for more than we paid easily. That is why this deal is a win win.

I think that's a slightly different argument. Obviously if you're midtable then by definition your results are going to be mixed, but I don't think it's necessarily as clear cut as the style of play suiting one type of game but not another. Both...

The mid table managers who have a good record against the top sides are the same managers who are losing badly at home to other mid table teams regularly. If they beat all the sides below them and regularly beat the top sides then they’d be...

…we won at Forest recently :oops:

Moyes will pop up with someone hardly any of us have heard of and he will become the local hero. Tim Cahill springs to mind, similar will do very nicely thank you David.

Yes it's been a recurring theme for a few years now. When we're "supposed" to win a game we struggle to break teams down. Moyes was very good at beating the teams we were above in the table in his first spell, let's hope he can do it again.