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Seems unlikely they will spend another 10M? :shrug:

First of all, please note that by disagreeing with you, I do not mean to say we should spunk a load of money for the sake of it akin to some other clubs. However, could you explain how you know that is a 'sustainable' model? Surely it is only sustainable so long as we have an owner willing to...

It was Boro's first stint in the PL for a while. Burnley were on the back of being relegated. Also, those figures don't seem to stack up. To me it looks like Burnley brought in 8+2 loans in Summer of 2014/15 and 7+2 loans last Summer +more in January on both occasions. Couple of those may have...

I take your other points but I disagree with this. I think most were saying 6-7 and that was before Stockdale scarpered. Currently: - No first choice LB - No FB cover (ie. a Tomori who can cover either side) - We understand that Norwood is for sale which is in line with alot of our...

You know what I mean. They had been in the PL the year before their 2015/16 promotion and had already signed Keane and raided the Championship that Summer as we well know with Ward. A squad they largely kept together. They didn't need to go nuts when bouncing back. Not suggesting we should do...

Burnley were in the PL the year before.

It was a valid point. They reacquired Palmer and got what they consider a better GK on loan. They signed Kachunga (1M), Mooy(8M) and Ince(10M) who I think is a better player than Brown. So effectively they have mildly improved with just those 5. Then they signed 2 strikers, a LB, CB and CM...

It's a thread specifically about their signings, 30 odd pages long. Seems to be sparking a bit of interest with our own fans? You would surely expect Hudds fans to come on here and defend their corner after some of the ludicrous statements put about such as "they are just catching up to where...

Have we made a couple of 15M+ signings that I've missed or something? How can you criticise Hudds' signings when it has all gone quiet over here, quiet at least up until the rumour we might be signing one of their former loanees who they passed up for another?

Don't worry, nobody on here can explain where they got it from either.

What the absolute ****?:eek: Isn't the guy a bloody man mountain?

Malone is a good buy, don't know anything about the CB.

Yep because wide players are very often consistent. Just like our very own Knocky, never lets his head drop or has a bad game.

I think he meant good luck, so long as we are safe. I can think of quite a few clubs I'd rather see go down than Huddersfield. Probably around 18 of them.

Standard NSC, one extreme or the other. They're either merely making signings to catch up with our greatness or they're signing the invincibles. The truth lies somewhere in between. I'd say their squad is now pretty decent and on par with our own, aside from the unknown quantity that is...

Haven't Huddersfield showed that it can work like that? All of the critical drivel on here about their signings as if we're after a grade or two higher is going to come back to bite us I feel. I would have taken Mooy, Ince, Williams and Mounie.

Is knocky always a threat? Bit of a stretch to be in the top players of the season in a struggling Derby side. Did clock up 15 goals and assists though so can't have been too unthreatening. :shrug:

A common theme on these forums. Apparently he has a shit attitude and a bad work rate - never actually heard when and why. He is one of the few footballers I have met personally who bothered to actually make conversation with me when he didn't need to and as a fan of another club. Was a very...

Probably stems from this thread http://downatthemac.proboards.com/thread/106145/written-off-thread

Yes both are great players but disagree Mooy bossed the home game. They set up for a draw with some of the most negative football i've seen at the Amex, which was to their detriment as they were easily good enough to compete and a win could have seen them push on. In the end they came away with...