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Unfortunately for them they'll be facing the wrong way.

Luke Edwards reckon that the club are leaning towards a new stadium built on a combination of Leazes Parks and ground the club already own.

She literally wrote, ‘I killed them on purpose’. But then again who knows, maybe she was just terribly unlucky.

Bring Miley on in the second half to help protect our five goal lead.

"You lads need to go back to your ideas factories and shut down production because you're churning out duds. "

There's homes over here still without power since storm Eowyn. But you missed the One Show last night so pretty much the same thing.

What has a whatsapp poll on signing no one in January got to do with growing revenue? Talk about deflection.

I don't think anyone is saying that the thought has never occurred to those at the club. The question is why haven't they done it? Are they scared of failing related party rules? Are they holding off because they think the rights will be more valuable in a few years time? To me, both those reasons aren't enough not to go ahead and do it. When you're as tight to the PSR limits as we are then surely you'd want to be pulling every lever at our disposal.

Aye, how dare you question the professionalism of the management staff at a club who haven't signed a first team player in the past three windows.

Aye, look at the sort of deals Man U have. We’ve got plenty of scope to take the piss.

Man U have been spending like drunken sailors for years, the fact that they are struggling is because of how it has been spent rather than the amount they've spent. Spurs have plenty of PSR headroom but chose not to spend and Chelsea have literally bought their way back up the table. No one else has been able to maintain a sustained challenge for the European spots over the last decade and a large part of that is due to PSR.

The fact that it has taken them a billion quid of wasted money to get to this point probably isn't that much of a ringing endorsement for PSR.

We've got a lot more hospitality options now than we did under Ashley, don't we?

It's a nice idea but I very much doubt too many Saudi teenagers are getting work permits to play for us.

These tariffs are all well and good until it fuels inflation and hits ordinary Americans in the pocket. There's a reason that other sane economies don't do this sort of thing.

The actual article says it’s an obligation to buy rather than an option.

Havertz

Not anymore he’s not.

We can’t gift what we don’t own.