If we really like one guy more than everybody else, then give Detroit #2 and back their pick so they aren't banned from trading first rounders until 2029. And maybe add a cherry on top. With such a strong top 3 in this year's draft, that would be a compelling offer for Detroit to trade us the #1.
David's record coaching young kids up through the ranks is stellar. But I think he is perfectly placed at head of the national cricket academy/development program, and I doubt he wants to waste time with the political nonsense that comes with being the men's team coach.
Also, this pleases me greatly if true -- good guys have reportedly agreed to personal terms with Haaland. https://www.si.com/soccer/chelsea/transfer-news/report-chelsea-agree-personal-terms-with-erling-haaland
Yeah I get that and was on the same page as you. But I dunno, I like that Grealish has a bit of that fuck you up and also zero fucks to give energy. Reminds me of this guy and this story -- https://www.standard.co.uk/sport/football/how-diego-costa-introduced-himself-at-chelsea-i-go-to-war-you-come-with-me-10422306.html Mourinho's Figo comparison isn't a bad one, but obviously Grealish has a long way to go to get there.
I like Grealish a lot and think he is a budding superstar. But yeah, with the current composition of our squad, the PRIORITY needs to be a forward. So don't spend heavily elsewhere and then have FFP issues bidding on the forward.
Stories like the one we just saw over the past couple of days is why vaccine hesitancy blows my mind. Sorry if I'm venturing into CR territory. Glad that it's going to end up well for a member of the Surly mafia.
Feroze is back with another UCL commemorative. I still get chills from the Napoli miracle, the Torres semifinal goal vs Barca, and the Drogba penalty on the first video.
This boom is ridiculous. We had a ton of damage due to the freeze, and have to rebuild entire chunks of the house, including the kitchen. I really thought my insurance was being reasonable until I started getting GC bids that are twice the insurance payout...all blaming increased materials costs.