Brum quoted to have offered close to 30k per week

Put a cheeky offer in this morning for the missus' dream house. Offered half the selling price up front with a 50% sell-on for profit over my offer price. Not holding my breath!

Kapuadi was a non starter to begin with miles out of our finances regardless of how the deal is structured

Bet he's on more than £10k a week...

Club will already be turning their attention to CB loans I bet.

No chance, perchance?😉

We won't go to that price for Kapaudi. Next.

But, but- we're trying to sign players.....

Ruud sacked by Leicester

How about Fuku ?

Add Randell to Bristol City for c£700k and Phillips to WBA for £1million and that's 3 very decent and proven players for £2.7million. The players are out there but we simply aren't even prepared to modestly invest. IMO, a totally useless feckin shambles with neither hope nor ambition.

Try KuKu.

Any month of the year can be depressing following Rovers under those clowns.

I just looked up Ellis Achong up on wiki. Apparently when he was the pro for Burnley against Todmorden he once took all 10 wickets. When he batted he made 0. That’s cricket for you.

Poku, Doku, who's next? Goku?

June and July, no footy.

The Rolling Stones - Living In The Heart Of Love

That Poku who plays for the Dutch U-21 team looks to be a real player. The next Doku. If we had any real money we should have been over there with the cheque book. Magic beans won’t do the trick.

Jon Russell from Barnsley latest name being mentioned. Cracking midfielder who knows where the back of the net is

One of the Trust's main focuses for next season has to be building the membership. Mark the 150th anniversary season with an offer of £1.50 for the first year's annual membership (with recurring £10 fee for every subsequent year).

I look forward to the international breaks. At least my weekends aren’t spoiled then.

Wilson Pickett - In The Midnight Hour

Another ex workmate of mine captained Castleton Moor back in those days. He lived near the ground and was in the nets every night. The pro at the time was Ellis Achong, of “ Chinaman “ fame. In one game Achong was bowling and the wicket was doing nothing, the opposing team were scoring quite freely off Achong. So, with some trepidation, my pal approached Achong and said - “ I think it’s time for a bowling change Ellis “. Achong, quick as a flash said - I agree, put Bill Jones on at the other end ! “. He told another story about a New Zealand pro called Badcock. He’d batted quite well in the first innings and had got a collection. The tea break was interrupted by a rain shower so Badcock had spent some of the collection at the bar ! When the game re-started Badcock came on to bowl, and ran up straight into the stumps and fell over. He had to be helped from the field.