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We both throw away a couple of million? Seriously, Ryan is unlikely to want anything less than his contract states, and as a full international - albeirt only an Aussie one, and in the final year of his contract - he still has value in the transfer market, so no reason for us to forego any...

OK, why would we wave goodbye to a few million quid then?!

Why would he wave goodbye to a couple of million qud or so, just for sitting on the bench possibly?

:facepalm: "I told you so" - what bollocks! Nobody said that. What I said was that he had some rave reviews while he was out on loan, which he did. You chose to argue about that fact, for some unfathomable reason. Anyway, I've got more interesting things to do now.

So, because none of the rave reviews he got didn't actually specify he'd be Brighton's no,1 keeper and be picked for Spain before the end of the 2020-21 season, they don't count as rave reviews. Okey-doke. Somebody expressed surprise at Sanchez's overnight success, thinking he hadn't received...

Some of us actually reckoned Sanchez had moved past Walton some way before this season. It's been here on NSC, so don't go shouting 'after-timing' - it isn't. Once again I can't be arsed to do the trawling back for you.

If you didn't follow his progress on League 1 and 2 clubs' fans' websites over the last few years, I'm not trawling back to find links. One exchange on the Rochdale site that stuck in my mind, though, went like this (it was when they signed Ben Roberts on loan). Is he (Roberts) any good? one...

Yes he did.

IMHO he already has. Edit: For info., 1.97M is six foot five and a half inches.

I don't think anything's gone past him where we could honestly and with certainty say, 'Ryan would have saved that.' I do think he's got to a few things that Ryan might not have, though.

That still won't stop some people moaning about needing to splash out £20M on a 'PL experienced GK'.

One for the future indeed - so let's hope the 'future' starts with matches against Arsenal, Wolves, Man. City and Leeds - and carries on from there.

TW in post #209 has called it correctly - and as for the assertion that everything Sanchez did yesterday was wrong, that simply beggars belief.

So will I, of course. I still know which course I'd like them to take on this.

His confidence is fine - in fact it's one of the things he's had to rein in a bit since his Forest Green days. A few more games, and Dunk should have the confidence to leave it to him rather than trying to do whatever it was he was trying to do with that header.

Yes we can, but keep on arguing for the sake of it. You know you want to. Goodnight. Checked out Arthur Haynes yet? You should. Anyway, it's a bit of the HWT treatment for you for a while now.

If we have, then that's not the right place to spend it.

He did alright today, for me. We'll see, I guess.

Hopefully in another 2 or 3 matches Dunk will have the confidence to leave balls like that to his big, young, competent keeper.

Sorry, I was under the impression that money trees do not exist ................