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This one should be tasty and hopefully EM will be in attendance leading the way. The match will be played on Sunday 11th October at Selhurst Park with a kick off time of 14:00. Really looking forward to this one it should have a real edge to it. COYR!

I would like to make a proposal. Can everyone who uses this fine forum please boycott that despicable website called football insider. Some of the crap they are comig out with about Glasner these past couple of days is nothing short of scum and puts a whole new meaning to the words gutter press. Please don't give them any clicks and boycott them. You certainly won't miss anything useful. Feel free to name and shame other gutter press websites and shit articles and journalists here.

I would like to make a proposal. Can everyone who uses this fine forum please boycott that despicable website called football insider. Some of the crap they are comig out with about Glasner these past couple of days is nothing short of scum and puts a whole new meaning to the words gutter press. Please don't give them any clicks and boycott them. You certainly won't miss anything useful. Feel free to name and shame other gutter press websites and shit articles and journalists here.

I would like to make a proposal. Can everyone who uses this fine forum please boycott that despicable website called football insider. Some of the crap they are comig out with about Glasner these past couple of days is nothing short of scum and puts a whole new meaning to the words gutter press. Please don't give them any clicks and boycott them. You certainly won't miss anything useful. Feel free to name and shame other gutter press websites and shit articles and journalists here.

I just feel it's about time to review our recruitment & scouting models. We cannot blame Edu this season. Reviewing the window, and the start, where are the bargains, the goals, the creativity, better set pieces, or what we have needed more of for seasons, we also need proper succession planning? Looking ahead to January and next summer, we seriously need to overhaul how we approach recruitment and scouting. The recruitment team needs to take a long, hard look at the data, scouting networks, and strategy we are currently using, because right now we are miles behind clubs like Brighton, Brentford, and Bournemouth when it comes to identifying rough gems, developing them, and running a sustainable football structure. Even Sunderland over the last couple of seasons have shown how clever and agile you can be in the market without needing to spend eye-watering figures every window. We continually gravitate towards "names" or convenient opportunities rather than genuine, data-driven talent identification. Yes, we had the Brazilian contingent—Murillo has been outstanding (brought in via a scout who moved on to Newcastle), while the Botafogo deals were largely down to Textor’s relationship with Marinakis rather than organic scouting. But outside of those isolated successes, we’ve wasted huge amounts of money on squad players over recent windows whom, since Premier league, we have sold, sent out on loan or desperately trying to shift. It’s not about refusing to spend; it’s about smart

I just feel it's about time to review our recruitment & scouting models. We cannot blame Edu this season. Reviewing the window, and the start, where are the bargains, the goals, the creativity, better set pieces, or what we have needed more of for seasons, we also need proper succession planning? Looking ahead to January and next summer, we seriously need to overhaul how we approach recruitment and scouting. The recruitment team needs to take a long, hard look at the data, scouting networks, and strategy we are currently using, because right now we are miles behind clubs like Brighton, Brentford, and Bournemouth when it comes to identifying rough gems, developing them, and running a sustainable football structure. Even Sunderland over the last couple of seasons have shown how clever and agile you can be in the market without needing to spend eye-watering figures every window. We continually gravitate towards "names" or convenient opportunities rather than genuine, data-driven talent identification. Yes, we had the Brazilian contingent—Murillo has been outstanding (brought in via a scout who moved on to Newcastle), while the Botafogo deals were largely down to Textor’s relationship with Marinakis rather than organic scouting. But outside of those isolated successes, we’ve wasted huge amounts of money on squad players over recent windows whom, since Premier league, we have sold, sent out on loan or desperately trying to shift. It’s not about refusing to spend; it’s about smart

I just feel it's about time to review our recruitment & scouting models. We cannot blame Edu this season. Reviewing the window, and the start, where are the bargains, the goals, the creativity, better set pieces, or what we have needed more of for seasons, we also need proper succession planning? Looking ahead to January and next summer, we seriously need to overhaul how we approach recruitment and scouting. The recruitment team needs to take a long, hard look at the data, scouting networks, and strategy we are currently using, because right now we are miles behind clubs like Brighton, Brentford, and Bournemouth when it comes to identifying rough gems, developing them, and running a sustainable football structure. Even Sunderland over the last couple of seasons have shown how clever and agile you can be in the market without needing to spend eye-watering figures every window. We continually gravitate towards "names" or convenient opportunities rather than genuine, data-driven talent identification. Yes, we had the Brazilian contingent—Murillo has been outstanding (brought in via a scout who moved on to Newcastle), while the Botafogo deals were largely down to Textor’s relationship with Marinakis rather than organic scouting. But outside of those isolated successes, we’ve wasted huge amounts of money on squad players over recent windows whom, since Premier league, we have sold, sent out on loan or desperately trying to shift. It’s not about refusing to spend; it’s about smart

I await your scores Ladies and Gents.

I await your scores Ladies and Gents.

I await your scores Ladies and Gents.

Up next on Saturday 19th September the Sky Blues visit the world famous City Ground. Lets get another 3 points in the bag before heading into the international break. COYR!

Up next on Saturday 19th September the Sky Blues visit the world famous City Ground. Lets get another 3 points in the bag before heading into the international break. COYR!