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It’s really not! He played with an injury for most of the season.

Cute of Feyenoord fans to think Potter rebuffed Ajax because he was holding out for them :lolol:

In my FM24 save, he ends up at Wet Sham. Can't fare worse than Phillips!

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Mixed record from the looks of it. Seems he's been sacked repeatedly, and where he hasn't (such as Karabükspor and Hellas Verona), he's left after one decent season to manage elsewhere or fallen out with the board (eg Marseille). Not encouraging.

On the contrary, the point is to keep Undav and offload Dahoud!

Perhaps the Guardian have misunderstood the tenor of his comments and he's celebrating how uncompetitive the league has become?

Can Tony and Paul pull off a bait and switch where we draw them in with the offer of Undav but end up selling them Dahoud?

Genuine question: How much input might RDZ have had in these decisions had he remained at the club?

Interesting re Kavanagh, good enough for inclusion in six matchday squads but not enough to keep around.

Sounds like someone else we were in for...

Only indirectly related to Undav's future but Stuttgart have already made a number of signings, many of them on frees or for small fees. Not intimately familiar with these names but look like smart acquisitions.

Shortly into the new season?

Reckon the issue was qualitative not quantitative. "First team ready" is encouraging but could still mean different things.

Fair enough, was going off the other messages in this thread which read as though both Manchester clubs would be treated more leniently than us or Villa. But the devil is in the details so waiting to see what exactly the conditions will be.

Southgate doing his best to preserve his value by calling him up over Solanke.

What, Italiano off to Bologna sounds to you like a joke set-up?

See my comment above!

This. Obviously there are more substantive steps which could be taken, and groups like Kick It Out hardly pretend taking the knee is all there is to anti-racism in football. But for all the controversy around it it's low-hanging fruit compared to initiatives which need to be resourced by the...

Physical. In April, RDZ said that Evan "felt pain in the ankle a lot of time [this season] and he tried to move on, to play with pain," only to ultimately "stop and ... think about next season." https://www.theargus.co.uk/sport/24275928.evan-ferguson-pervis-estupinan-injury-update-brighton/...