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I wonder who posters like Chris are trying to convince? Probably themselves.
We were promised ‘Plan B’. Where is it Saint Angus-the-Silent?
No deal from today on will be the result of world class recruiting and diagnostics. It will be a late last-minute panic buy that might or might not work out.
For example, as Mike says, Franculino Du from FC Midtjylland of the storied Danish Superliga.
Meanwhile Fulham fork out a lowly looking £34.3 million for twenty-two-year-old Gonzalo Garcia (grandnephew of Rita Hayworth, by the way) from Real Madrid who scored a hat-trick for them in January and can play on either wing, centre forward, and support a la Inchy striker.
e has scored in both of his appearances for Fulham so far. He skips and glides across the pitch; he also has three famous Spanish dancers in the family tree.
The squad was shite then. It’s a bit shit now, but with green shoots.
The man can’t use his squad because the “2nd team” are nowhere near the 1st.
Swap out KDH for who? Ndyie for.. Branthwaite for Michael fucking Keane.. the list goes on.
I was thinking the same as most last year, but when you actually see, there’s loads of potential but they weren’t quite ready.
I think a few are now.
Tim wasn’t/probably never will be.
Dibling wasn’t. Still isn’t.
George wasn’t. Probably is now
Rohl wasn’t/isn’t quite
Barry wasn’t/ maybe could be but still not there.
Right back? Nope.
I think I’d rather try and run the country than run EFC.
Hope we deliver result this weekend in memory of your dad.