Without wanting to get to personal Chaddy I'd have thought as someone effected by the pandemic financially you'd have appreciated that in this current climate that £15 is a sizable amount of money to many people. As I said they aren't interested in supporters all they interested in is how much money they can rip them off for. I have watched the league cup games and one league game on Ifollow. I am in a fortunate position where I am able to afford it I but I don't take the I'm alright Jack attitude. Also you have to remember that Championship unlike the Premiership doesn't have TV deals worth Billions. But most Saturday's I like to go out and support my local non league clubs, yesterday I saw a good game of football, parked my car, got a draw ticket, had a pie and a pint and still ended up with £1 change out of £15.

Chaddy there is no way that Spain would have been banned or that they would ever ban England. Cash is king in football and those 2 countries bring a lot of it with them. All that matters to the top divisions, the games authorities and the FA's is money. All these clubs in the top divisions keep saying that they are missing the fans, it's nonsense all they are missing is ripping them off and taking their money. Fans are now merely viewed as customers.

Of course Klopp won't be. The bloke hate's the English game and has shown a lot of disrespect to it ever since he arrived.

Project Self Serving more like. I'm sick an fed up with these suits trying to mess about with our game, earlier this week it was Man City proposing B teams. The powers that be at these clubs quite simply don't understand English football and what makes it great and they seem hell bent on destroying great longstanding clubs and leagues. As for Rick Parry the man is a disgrace and should be immediately removed from his position by the EFL clubs. How he is still in position after what has already occurred under his watch is beyond me.

The only way Dack signing a new contract is if we are promoted this season. Otherwise I think he'll be gone to the Premiership by this time next season.

Good for who? Certainly not good for the club.

Perhaps Nyambe would just be happy to play for a manager who has faith in him and won't drop him for a winger at the first opportunity.

Managers are judged on results. Those are the stats that matter for a manager how many games you win. They also tell you more about a manager than stats like assists, defensive duels or long pass percentages will tell you about a player. Get over yourself

There's no danger of that.

Just shows how lucky Mowbray has been every summer he is given funds to strengthen and hasn't had to sell any key players. The owners have placed a lot of faith in him and he really does need to deliver this season or I fear that next season we may see a lot of key players sold as we did in 2016. I can't help but feel that this is a huge season in regards to the future of the club and which direction it is going in.

Because of the injury to Travis. Saturday showed that with the exception of Johnson we are missing some bite in midfield. When it came to the physical side of the game on Saturday Holtby and Rothwell didn't want to know. As much as we need a left back it is more important that the spine of the team is strong.

It's a quote you said. Perhaps think if you actually believe what you are saying before you post it.

Yet you like to use stats to analysis most things about the game. You were even talking up the absolutely pointless expected goals stat the other day. Strange how when the stats don't go the way you want them to that they can't be used.

It's a good job that not everyone in football thinks like you Chaddy. Otherwise no one in the football league would have signed Jamie Vardy when he was 25 years old and had never played in the football league.

You didn't say we could have you said we have. As can be quite clearly seen below.

I'm delighted that you acknowledge that you were wrong when you argued with me that we had a 5 millions pounds football budget on players fees and wages. Listen to me next time Chaddy and you won't go far wrong.

So now you are saying that we could afford. Which is it could we or couldn't we afford it?

Evans has to get on the pitch before he can do that.

How do you know we can't afford it? Not long ago you were saying that we had a £5 Million football budget.

I know you love some stats so here are some with some context. Mowbray has managed 330 games in the Championship and has a win percentage of 40.6%. Hughton has managed 208 games in the Championship where he has a win percentage of 52%. Hughton has also managed 4 top six finishes including 2 promotions. Whereas Mowbray has managed 2 top 6 finishes and just 1 promotion. In the Premier League Mowbray has managed Mowbray has managed 38 games with a win percentage of 21%. Hughton has managed 163 Premier League games and has a win percentage of 25.1%. Mowbray's record is padded out by managing in League 1 a level that Hughton has never needed to drop to. Being at Celtic also helps Mowbray's win record but even then he was one of their worst ever managers.

If we could get £1 Million for Williams then I would be ecstatic. He'll fit in to their backline seamlessly as they are very poor defensively.

He should do but I doubt he would.

That is the idea of an internet forum. Your point being? Many people on here don't agree with some a lot of your posts.

The only times he has looked good enough in the Championship were against Charlton who got relegated to League 1 and when he came on a 4-0 up at home to the side who finished last season 9th in League 1 and who were down to 10 men. Yet at 21 he has still only started 5 league games. You'd have thought if he was that talented he would have been starting games far more regularly by now. His performance when he started at Huddersfield will have put paid to any of that, if it was anymore than talk. He looked like the very definition of a boy in a man's game and I'm not surprised that Mowbray has only decided to name him in the starting 11 just once since that performance.

No need to get personal with me. The only times that Buckley has really looked the part was at Charlton last year and they ended up in League 1. And when he came on at 4-0 up against the side who finished 9th in League 1 last season and who were down to 10 men.