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Newcastle spending 25.7m on a 24 year old Czechia keeper 4 weeks after spending £18.4m on a 20 year old French keeper
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(31-07-2026, 06:28 PM)Fumanchew Wrote: Newcastle spending 25.7m on a 24 year old Czechia keeper 4 weeks after spending £18.4m on a 20 year old French keeper

Can we buy Livramento at a bargain price and offer a 30 year old Brazilian international keeper the other way? It worked before….
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(31-07-2026, 06:28 PM)Fumanchew Wrote: Newcastle spending 25.7m on a 24 year old Czechia keeper 4 weeks after spending £18.4m on a 20 year old French keeper

I they are becoming this seasons edition of the bonkers club.
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(31-07-2026, 06:40 PM)Salvatore Matrecano Wrote:
(31-07-2026, 06:28 PM)Fumanchew Wrote: Newcastle spending 25.7m on a 24 year old Czechia keeper 4 weeks after spending £18.4m on a 20 year old French keeper

Can we buy Livramento at a bargain price and offer a 30 year old Brazilian international keeper the other way? It worked before….
As good as he is, he always seems to be injured!
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(31-07-2026, 06:50 PM)Mist From The Trent Wrote:
(31-07-2026, 06:40 PM)Salvatore Matrecano Wrote:
(31-07-2026, 06:28 PM)Fumanchew Wrote: Newcastle spending 25.7m on a 24 year old Czechia keeper 4 weeks after spending £18.4m on a 20 year old French keeper

Can we buy Livramento at a bargain price and offer a 30 year old Brazilian international keeper the other way? It worked before….
As good as he is, he always seems to be injured!


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(31-07-2026, 04:46 PM)Paplane Wrote: Chelsea fans are the luckiest fans alive. They're cemented in the protections provided by the 'big 6', and always will be now as the game is. And yet they're nowhere near any of the other 5 big clubs in terms of historical football greatness or football worthiness. I'd put them on a par with West Ham and Sunderland in terms of ranking.

Thing is City were relative small fry until Saudi dollar. That's the issue I have with these rules, it should have been Newcastle's turn etc. spurs haven't done anything in my lifetime either.
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Gone are the days now when a good coach could be at a middling club, get a group of players to exceed themselves and win a league. I know Leicester did it but they did so because all of the other top clubs didnt show up that year.

Emery and Villa were nearly there but the rules are making them go backwards now. I wonder in a few years if Villa might rue that game against Spurs which could have relegated them.
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The bin robbers winning the title was a freak season, some teams in transition and Spurs were their main competition before they managed to finish third in a two horse race. It was more of miracle than ours, because they weren't exceptional. I know a couple of people who started supporting them 2/3 through that season, and now they're back supporting the scouse again.
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Arsenal first bid for Guimaraes rejected. I'm sure that'll get done though.
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Saudi's are going to do the dirty on the Georgies.
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What's everyone's thoughts on Promoted clubs business so far.

Coventry signed - Frank Onyeka - CM - £6m, Aurele Amenda - CB - £15.3m, Loum Tchaouna - RW - £20m, Carl Rushworth - GK - £22.5m 
£63.8m Overall

Ipswich signed - Chuba Akpom - ST - £7m, Cedric Kipre - CB - £2.2m, Emersonn - CF - £24m, Abdul Fatawu - RW - £20m, Issa Diop - CB - £8.5m, Daizen Maeda - LW - £8m
Kjell Scherpen - GK - £8.5m, Kayne Van Oevelen - GK - 3.4m
£81.6m overall
Set to sign Florentino Luis from Burnley for £16m

Hull signed - Jack Butland - GK - £3m, Oscar Zambrano - CM - ?,  Hidemosa Morita - CM - Free, Matt Targett - LB - Free
£3m overall
Set to sign Konstantinos Tzolakis for initial £15m, Lucas Herrington for £12.6m and Nobel Mendy for £17m
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Not sure how many of the above are PL standard, much of it looks to be below the level we were recruiting at when first promoted. Good to see we don’t have to panic about Chuba Akpom joining us on deadline day.
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