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The brain works in complex ways, not simple library-like ways. Sometimes you pick the wrong word and don't realise, sometimes you realise later, sometimes you realise as you're saying it and correct yourself, sometimes you just keep going hoping that whoever you're talking to understands...

If he'd had a momentary brain freeze he might not have realised the word he used was the wrong one. That's the point. Like being grateful for the three points a win in the cup gave you.

And perhaps he meant that, but in the process of the interview had a momentary brain freeze and used the wrong word. It happens. Lots of people, even those who know lots of words, will sometimes misuse them, will struggle to find the word they want and pick one that is similar. Especially in the...

It could be simply payment plan. If you work a month in hand, for example, when you leave you'd be owed that last month, or if you're paid monthly and you leave two weeks into the month, etc.

Anyone considered that Andrews' use of the word 'unsavoury' was just the first word that came to his mind to quickly get across the point that in an ideal world events would have unfolded differently (either appropriate bid received sooner, and Bridcutt gone, or Bridcutt being more professional...

There was a similar 'trying to start a bidding war' article early this transfer window, yet no word of other clubs being interested.

Given how much he has been slaughtered for performances since his return from injury and the comments about those performances in relation to the bids from southampton, I can only imagine the comments on here if he played and still hadn't found his previous form/genuinely was more concerned with...