I don’t know tbh, I’ll reread the FA docs to see if anything jumps out.

He’d be daft not to really! As do the club I’m sure

Granit xhaka has catapulted Sunderland into a midtable team. Can't believe leverkusen were willing to let him go

Place on list tomorrow = 32.

I may be misremembering, but isn't there a bit of a back door with players in Scotland? I had it in my head they would automatically qualify here after they've been there a certain time.

This law change has been brought about due to referees not applying the law in the first place. I recall at Leeds the season before last and the first time Pears got possession of the ball. I timed it at twenty seconds before he played it and that set the tone for the game from a Rovers perspective.

Most overrated goal was Michael Owen against Argentina. Wasn't even an attempt to tackle him and the commentators acted like he had done a Maradona 86

Hull have been given the green light by the EFL, to sign Oli McBurnie on a free transfer. Was this the guy we were linked with in the past?

warning, yellow card, red card would be even better.

It's the only place, and still a fair old walk to the ground.

Ta Hopefully this one has the right info!

I've just ran it through this site to check - https://www.transferroom.com/gbe This also has him as a pass, but only just.

Did you check this as the website I used made him an exceptions panel case? Thanks.

Yes, due mostly to International minutes.

So if you beat a team in a friendly one week it’s a ‘good win’… get beat the week after in another friendly and you aren’t allowed to say the opposite as you overreacting. Fair enough.

Would Miller definitely qualify for a work permit without being an ESC player?

He has barely made the u21s at times. Terrible signing.

It's pretty inexcusable that any Football League club would sign an ESC player on a 3yr deal, and be over a year without even a legitimate sniff of the first team (Pre-season, EFL/FA cup squads etc), and now be in a position where that players slot is a hindering factor. Feel sorry for the lad as it isn't his fault. But he needs moved.

Would you be content with an 18 year old goalkeeper with no experience being the immediate back up? One injury and you are throwing him in and its a huge risk. We HAVE to sign another keeper if Pears goes.

Wouldn’t surprise me in the slightest. Val keeps mentioning mistakes with the contracts which likely means one of trav/tronstad will go. Trav will hold more of a price tag and as much as we love him there’s not many teams knocking on the door for him so Derby would be a good fit for him with Eustace there

Speaking as a veteran Crohn’s expert (45 years and counting), the good news is that biologic drugs have revolutionized its management, with years or even decades of remission being far more common than in the past. The bad news is that its course is completely unpredictable and he could be in for major surgery next month - but then so could Wharton, Carter and Leonard. The one thing I’d say is he won’t be a malingerer in the treatment room for slight knocks - you soon learn that remission is a gift to be made the most of.

Make them use these:

https://theanalyst.com/articles/championship-corners-2024-25-goals-stats-opta According to this goals from corners is less that 3% in the Championship. Personally I've never really understood the excitement for corners apart from an opportunity to put the ball into the penalty area (which many teams opt not to do anyway). The new 8 second rule for goalkeepers will be penalised with a corner if the keeper transgresses. A direct free kick from 20 yards out would be more of a deterrent in my opinion.