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Agreed. While it's not exactly loose change, £3m to £4m is not really a blockbusting amount for a club that's been in the Premier League for a good few years.

"You were working as a trialist at Selhurst Park When I met you.."

:thumbsup: Don't you want us, Liam? Don't you want us, Liam? Arghhhhhhhhhhh! :tantrum:

The whole point of the lyrics, as in the original, is that they express wishful thinking, denying a shift in power that has undoubtedly taken place.

Thanks. But did Gus find him working as a waitress in a cocktail bar, though?

Can we sack him again?

He already earns enough in two weeks to look after his family for a whole year. You make it sound like he's on the poverty line at Brighton.

What I am saying is that he signed a contract for a particular length of time and needs to be willing to honour it. If the club chooses to try to sell him and he wants to go, so be it, but he has no right to be upset with the club, or give less than 100% on the pitch (as he has at times this...

No, to be honest, I expected him to go. But I didn't expect a transfer request as an attempt to force the issue.

While he's at it, he could work on his shooting. Not seen those corkers he produced against Carlisle and Dagenham and Redbridge for a long, long time.

If he wanted to leave mid-season he should have signed a contract to the middle of this season

Liam! We picked you out, we shook you up And turned you around Turned you into someone new Now five years later on you've got the world at your feet Success has been so easy for you But don't forget it's us who put you where you are now And we can put you back down too.

Blimey, sound like he's getting a bit big for his boots.