Rousseau

I think I'm the only one who thinks this is a bad move? What's he done? It's the playing career that gets him in the door at most jobs -- not getting them ultimately -- but that doesn't mean he's going to make a good manager. I suppose it is difficult to attract names to the Wales job.

Man City are only pulling out on principle -- fair enough, but it is a business; it's also a bit arrogant: 'we've got Guardiola, we're pretty much guaranteed a title, come to us for less money'; Why!? The player was thought to have made a deal with them, informally. However, if Man Utd offer more money, why would Arsenal accept a lower offer, and why would the player accept less money? Gary Neville, on MNF, was suggesting it would cost them £100 Million anyway, with wages etc.; that's still cheap for Sanchez, even at 29, in this market. I agree Man Utd would be a bad move; it just doesn't suit his game, playing for Mourinho.

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Martin has his medical tomorrow, so I think so. I thought Jason 'Cumdog' Cummings would be announced tonight.

There you go @BEARGER, SBS eases the positivity a wee bit for you...

Just copy and past the entire URL, dB. It embeds the tweet automatically.

Give them MOH in exchange, and if not, leave it. He won't be an automatic first-team pick anyway.

What an absolute nightmare of a time!

Rangers: 350k for Jones? Killie: No. Rangers: 350k + MOH? Killie: No. Rangers: ... Can you take him anyway? Killie: No. Rangers: Please...

Seems to be the case. We wouldn't have got Cummings from Hibs for 600k!

I think we're guaranteed to share it with some other team. Barcelona (not that Barca!) and Nacional can still get 6 points too.

The names and sheer quantity coming in...

I'm not arguing with that -- I agree. I'm stating it happens from both sides of the political spectrum, on many different threads.

Rangers in the Transfer Window... #Admin2

Goes both ways, though; doesn't it.

Yes, Liverpool are always strong against teams that play against them; it's the lesser teams that sit in where they struggle.

Now that you mention it, I do recall some of those extra-curricular activities making their way onto Twitter... Ah well... it's looks like he's now our t*t!

That Sun article is based on the above tweet! Useless.

I always thought he was a bit of a t*t, but I think that came from his former team colours.

Perhaps Windass did play off Morelos slightly, but to me it was still two up-top. Both switched in the role they played: one would play centrally, with one drifting a tad. It was fluid, I'll grant you, but I think it was a twin strike-force. To be honest, I don't think anyone plays with a old-fashioned twin strike force anymore. Even the great AC Milan side had Shevshenko and Inzaghi playing off one-another in their 4-3-1-2. Perhaps it's just semantics? It would be even more of a twin strike force with Cummings; Windass does have a natural tendency to drift.

I feel faint...