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I'm not sure they need him but, yes, if they were interested I assume he'd go "home".

The only way we sign Grealish is on loan at the very end of the window with Man City picking up two thirds of his wages. I could see it happening, tbh.

:coffee: lol

It does but teams like Newcastle, for example, could just blast their way to the top, exactly like Chelsea and Man City (two teams that were never considered elite before wealthy owners distorted the picture) did before them. Also, how do you improve revenue when you are prevented from...

I think they probably all go straight back down. The jump between the PL and Championship is massive now and Farke couldn't keep a promoted team in the league when the gap was smaller. I also think that the bottom of the PL is further away from the top too. PSR is working exactly as planned...

If we're sending him to the Championship I'd send him back to Derby. He got plenty of game time and Eustace is a good manager.

You might have put this in the wrong thread.

We're not supposed to, that's the entire point of PSR, FFP and any other financial regulations in football.

That is a seamless repair, you can't even tell which bit is old and which bit is new. Very sympathetic restoration.

He's the forum whipping boy. If and when he leaves, a new sacrifice will be chosen. He should deffo move on though. He's had three managers now and still hasn't nailed down a spot. It's in everyone's interests for him to leave.

We never conduct our transfer business quickly. To be fair, that's not true, we always manage to loan some random 53 minutes after the transfer window closes. Kings of the deal sheet!

Was it someone called Dave?!

I still think he'll end up here. Right age, right price and Moyes loves a buy from the Championship.

He's a big boy! I thought that pic on the bottom right was him standing next to Coleman but it's one of the coaches. He absolutely towers over him!

Is that true?

Ah, so "controversial" is being used as a synonym for "bellend". From now on I will read the copy as bellend marquee owner.

It's a tricky one as, obviously, we're currently in no position to loan anyone out with the size of our squad. A good loan can be the making of a player, however, so if they're not going to get a lot of game time here then a loan could be very good for their development. Branthwaite did great in...

I'm sure TFG are going to be much, much more professional than our last two owners but some of the superlatives being thrown at them after relatively modest success at Roma and, as you say, pretty standard club management over in Italy seems overblown. That being said, they're still relatively...

We all hope he'll be able to do it. He's looked decent on his loan spell at Derby but we shouldn't be betting the farm on a teenager with limited first team experience being the answer to our midfield problems. We put too much pressure on these young homegrown lads and then turn on them when...

It obviously has to be a mixture to some degree, even Brighton have had Millner, Lallana, Welbeck types, but younger, less well known, well scouted players should be the majority of our business in the future. I'm just not sure we have the infrastructure to spot them currently. There's been so...