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Odds on us staying have lengthened too.

That's not quite the case - the odds on us being relegated have shortened as the Summer has gone on - https://www.oddschecker.com/football/english/premier-league/relegation/bet-history/brighton Sky have pulled us in from 3.25 to 2.63 in the last week and a bit.

He won't be when the transfer window closes, that much is clear.

Reads as direct quotes from someone sitting at home watching Dan Ashworth on Sky Sports... Ashworth (below) said on Sky Sports: "As far as we are concerned it is only speculation and we won't comment on speculation."

Indeed. I read somewhere the other day someone saying "Harry Maguire isn't twice as good as Lewis Dunk" which is, frankly, naive/stupid. To get players that are above and beyond the level of "good, solid, reliable Premier League level" costs considerably more. To get players marginally...

Maybe it's the same sort of thing that changed between Naylor pompously dismissing Albion fans who suggested the side had under-performed under Hughton last season, and Tony Bloom sacking Chris Hughton for the side under-performing last season.

Whilst I'm sure Arsenal is a more attractive option (big 6, closer to home etc) and Leicester is less attractive, let's not get above our station and suggest it would be some sort of sideways move. Leicester have assembled an exciting, largely young squad that are capable of mixing it with the...

Because it's not possible to go through every thread on NSC, individually banning each Palace poster just in case they decide to make a contribution at some point in the future. In the same way people aren't allowed to murder other people. They still do though - action can only be taken after...

Maybe it could be a triangular deal, like what we had in 1980... Albion -> Peter Ward -> Forest Forest -> Garry Birtles -> Man Utd Man Utd -> Andy Ritchie -> Albion Albion -> Lewis Dunk -> Leicester Leicester -> Harry Maguire -> Man Utd Man Utd -> ?? ?? ?? -> Albion