@philclarke0170@bridportlion I'd be happy to keep him around, similar to Luongo I suppose, but no point having either of them registered, or on footballers wages. CDN is very important but can't seem to stay fit either, so we need another in a similar mould, but champ experience to help Metcalfe and Del Boy
@philclarke0170@bridportlion Terminate Leonard (always injured), Luongo (not even registered), Batth (never plays even when other CBs are clearly knackered), Crocombe (Promote Evans to no.3). Sign an out and out winger, and a no nonsense CDM. Hopefully other players will be back by then too
@SPJ91@MaxAnth24400982 I think you're right, but even if Cooper can pick up this season, it has to be his last, and we need to be prepared for that. I don't see us going and signing a new Champ ready CB so it either has to be move Crama or bed in Baggott. Tutu is a better RB than Baggott is CB imo
@KLC_MFC@SPJ91 I felt we needed 2 wingers, including a LW before Azeez left. We didn't sign any at all, and then Azeez leaves. Lisbie looks more like Arconte competition than a winger, Issoufou is far too raw.
@SPJ91@MaxAnth24400982 I also think signing players like Batth who don't even get a sniff, and resigning Luongo who isn't even registered sums up the summer recruitment. Unfortunately feels like this season is a write-off. Get safe and then phase out Cooper, sign a RB and move Crama into CB
@MillwallFC Terminate Crocombe's contract and leave him there. Also get rid of Batth, Luongo and Doughty and sign some players who are actually useful.
@HhejaBen@CD0304084@philclarke0170@CultFooty Think the lack of protection in midfield is the main thing. Ideally you'd have had CDN in there with DMS and Metcalfe rotating to gain experience. The Luongo signing makes no sense to me tbh, same with Batth. One isn't even registered and the other never gets picked.
@MazzaInvests@fomo_investor81 You literally just made the argument for why you have the dog walker - they are providing a service, something you otherwise couldn't do. Like someone saying "the bricklayer upped their prices, sound I'll just live in a box", don't complain when you get wet (come home to turd)
@NeilDotObrien@bungle606@mr_james_c It is rather depressing that people are often more worried about the optics of a policy, rather than the merits of the policy itself - hopefully this is a complete shift away from the notion that Β£100k makes someone "rich"
@vcr720@linmeitalks No problem. In truth I'd probably remove funded childcare entirely as the knock-on effect has pushed the prices of the unfunded hours up higher. But if the policy was to remain, then the Β£100k cliff edge needs to go, so parents aren't rejecting payrises just to keep it
@vcr720@linmeitalks Financially; about Β£240k/yr, around Β£12k net a month, that would just about be rich, above Β£150k is comfortable, Β£80-150k is okay but sacrifices have to be made, and below that is struggling/going through the motions. This isn't to say people on less can't "feel" rich.
@BrooksVict78364@tomhfh This argument is so tired now, and no one is buying it anymore. The triple lock isn't sustainable and by your logic, you despise future pensioners who'll inherit a system collapsing under its own weight. You like it now because it benefits you
@JohnPau5312442@SEAMAC_VALET@Revoltsuk@GBPolitcs Again, John Paul the Fat, you're missing the point - I'm starting to wonder if there are any brain cells in that head of yours at all. Citizens pay tax, we expect tax to provide for our defence, govt ignore defence, attack gets planned, citizen then has to thwart attack instead
@Neil131078@MillwallFC Against Newcastle in a pointless cup game? Yes, who cares if we get battered. The league is more important, instead we get battered by Blackburn instead. Now we go again to Boro, and then West Ham with players who are dead on their feet