Unfortunately not. It's quite clear on the highlights here:- https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VEtZPm_F6Nc Shame because we were really on top at that moment and there only looked one winner.

Same every season with attitudes towards relegated sides. Regardless what they cost they are now our level and have lost their better players.. That squad being assembled in the Premier League will count for nothing when they are dropping points against QPR and Boro shortly.

I couldnt get the pause just as the ball is played, but he looked marginally off before the cross is hit and marginally off just after (attched).

Tight but think he was off. I paused it just before the ball was struck and he looks slightly off. I paused it again just after and he still looks slightly off when you zoom it in. (ive got a pic but it wont upload for some reason)

I'm sure Klopp would have upgraded 1 of our centre backs since they relegated us 3 years ago with our budget. The backline wasn't good enough then and isn't good enough now.

Brace yourself. Tony Mowbray defenders are coming. Transfer window defenders are coming.

Bournemouth are drawing 2-2 with the Premier League champions.

Starting to walk through us a bit now.

Good first half without creating much actually in their box. Would have been frustrating to go in behind. Couple of nice runs from BB. Id be shooting and hitting the target every chance now as that goal will be on their keepers mind.

Norwich, Oxford, Exeter

I don't think they need anywhere near the full JW upper for corporate. I think they are overestimating demand here. They should have halved the stand, with corporate going into one half and X amount of season tickets available in the other on a first come first served basis.

Unless they are going to pay him significantly more money than he is on here, Mulgrew would just say No.

Goals conceded in our last 12 competitive games:- 3 3 1 1 2 3 2 2 1 3 2 That's gong to cripple us, and if we do become more sterile going forward we have big problems. At least we will have kept a few clean sheets in pre-season playing Blackpool and Fleetwood reserves. ? Centre-half, left back and striker in and keep everyone fit then top 6. As it is about 14th or 15th.

The great is the enemy of the good.

If he had made a few sub appearances and an odd start and then been bombed out I would agree with @islander200. However, he hasn't had a "proper chance" (presuming that means a run of games) because in the 40 odd appearances for the first team he has made he hasn't looked very good. He will get more chances now as we have allowed 2 strikers to leave and brought none in. Financially, we couldn't afford to blow £7 million on a dud. That mistake has already been made. Jeopardising results by not accepting this would be a second mistake.

That doesn't answer the question I asked. Regardless of how well regarded he was as a 17 year old, if he isn't performing on the pitch now then he shouldn't be playing.

So you would play him from a financial perspective, even if it affected team results and performances? Why does Brereton deserve a run of game but someone like JRC or Buckley doesn't? It probably a better financial gamble that one of them comes good and we get a decent fee for them than getting a decent fee for Brereton.

Spidey sporting the new Rovers away kit there.

I don't need to. They aren't the ones trying to tell me it's not allowed by EFL rules which has just been proven incorrect. Theres no debate to be had. If Rovers change their shorts they can wear their home kit against red and white stripes. We choose not to. Not that i see I think as a major issue. If we have an away kit and use it when we play away that's fine. But you really should be able to design kits without the need to a third kit.

So why did sheff Wednesday wear their home kit at stoke last season? https://youtu.be/0p6tvsRz0nk

To boost commercial revenue and justify having an away kit to sell Chaddy. We choose to wear the away kit. We don't have to. FA Cup versus Stoke in 2015. Didn't even change shorts.

The product (match experience) which we are paying for is severely diluted from that which we normally experience. Plus the number of games that can actually be attended is reduced. And if there are any further outbreaks or problems you will also be forced to miss more games. Under those circumstances, many people would be doubting whether to get a season ticket regardless of the price. Do you think that is the ideal scenario for the clubs to be raising season ticket prices? "There's no walk-ons this season Steve. How we going to claim the Waggot Tax" "Hmmm. Let's try a loyalty tax.

We won't. But we might have about 5 social distancing in my mates garage watching the iFollow coverage.

See my above post in July. Everything still stands except we now know that it is going to cost more than previous.

I'd say it's interesting and will watch it through. Its not the enthralling car crash of the first Sunderland documentary though. Its shows a bit about what happens behind the scenes but I just feel Spurs have had a bit of license to edit this as a PR piece. I doubt there will be much in it to paint anybody at the club in a bad light (I've also watched 2 episodes)