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This.

But apart from them ....

But name a PL club (outside the top 6) who've added a player this month?

Too soon to panic. The window's only just opened and no other PL club has been able to bring in new players yet.

No significant PL transfers inwards, occur until the very end of January transfer window. We're in exactly the same boat as every other PL club, in limbo, until the 30th and 31st.

Is that the same poster who advises that transfer business doesn't really take off until the end of Augusts and Januarys?

True. I had thought the likes of Stoke, WBA, Bmuff, Palace, Watford, Burnley, would destroy our quasi-Championship team, simply because they've spent £100m's over many PL transfer windows building top flight quality squads. Instead, the quality of their play and players isn't that different...

Or two, or three. Palace signed three proven players on the last 2 days of last January's window, which made the difference and kept them up.

£146m on facilities AND another £145m in bankrolling fees/wages for players in the Championship years we would otherwise not have afforded ... to ultimately get the club to only place, the PL, where TV income covers the club's huge costs. TB's obviously a strategic planner in all aspects of his...

But that would go against PB’s statement to the BT Sport team live last August of “STAYING IN THE PREMIER LEAGUE IS EVERYTHING”.

The laundry lady?

The Barber’s and Winstanley’s are holidaying for the entire month in Mauritius. Please leave them alone to relax and soak up some sunshine.

Yes the same fall guy who abandoned team management, coaching and travelling to games in August, to mismanage the failure to get Babacar, Andone, Janssen, etc, to sign on the dotted line. None of his extensive experience of handling deals with UK and overseas clubs, haggling over £10m’s and...

True.

With the hoardes of Arsenal and Liverpool fans. Less of a scrum for the park n rides too, after we’ve dispatched Shrewsbury and Scunthorpe at home.

The same with Bloom’s supportive statement on 3 February 2018. Blah, blah, blah.