davulsukur

Lampard been offered the job apparently:

How many people have left now? Feels like a few.

Is this something to shout about? I dunno tbh.

Ah my bad, I thought the £190m was losses for the last couple of years. Misread that.

Cheers. Still not sure how they can make £190m losses, only be allowed £105 or £83m and still not be in trouble but I'm sure you're correct.

What's the allowable losses for them? (Unknown how it works for relegated PL clubs)

😲 Really? That's a bizarre decision.

Yikes. Assume they'll somehow avoid any penalties for the coming season, whereas Rovers "can't invest" and "have to sell" Sammie Szmodics just to keep the lights on.

I suspect once you go up, so do all your costs. Didn't a Dingle chairman/owner say something along these lines a few years ago?

Unbelievably frustrating to watch clubs get promoted and our only aim is to exist. Fucking hate Venkys.

What difference does it make when the outcome is the same either way? The first team gets weaker, no money is reinvested, we make further budget cuts.

Correct. Not sure why anyone would "Snap their hands off for £15m" when literally £0 will be reinvested.

My local club, York City charge £22 on a match day and they are in the national league.

Quite specific with this tweet, I guess we'll see how genuine it is soon enough.

On the face of it, after surviving by the skin of their teeth last season, this feels like comfortably one of the worst appointments they could have made.

Condolences @sympatheticclaret, I lost my Dad a couple of years back, also to an awful disease (my dad suffered from a rare disease called "PSP" (https://www.nhs.uk/conditions/progressive-supranuclear-palsy-psp/)) which robbed him of his independence and quality of life. Watching a loved one, especially your dad, go through something like this is utterly heartbreaking. So I feel your pain. Again, condolences to you and your family.

It all makes sense now. You can see why he did well enough under the circumstances now.

Assume Venus and Waggott are mates? Jesus wept, they better not bring him back.

Rooney has just a 26% win ratio across his whole managerial career, over 150 games managed. He's picked 2 rough championship gigs with Derby and Birmingham but it feels like he's not cut out for management. He's only 38 but feels like he should have spent more time in coaching roles and/or learning the management game before going into the No.1 seat. If he goes to Plymouth and fails it'll be a life time on the sky sofa for Wazza.

Kompany ➡️ Bayern Bellamy ➡️ Dingles McKenna ➡️ Man Utd❓️ Rooney ➡️ Plymouth❓️ (championship but you know) Some random managerial moves on the cards here.

He's already in talks with Oxford over a new contract and by the sounds of this: https://www.birminghamworld.uk/sport/football/transfer-news-west-brom-portsmouth-derby-county-target-josh-murphy-oxford-united-4639629 He'll be signing it.

A head of recruitment to sit above our head of recruitment? Absolute jobs for the boys at Rovers.

Fully expect our first starting 11 of the season to be: ---------------------Pears Brittain----Carter---Hyam---Pickering -----------Tronstad----JRC Dolan--------Sigurdsson-----Hedges ------------------Gallagher Edit: forgot about Siggy, Sammy will be sold ASAP.