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This might make things murkier, but my reading of the Caicedo situation is somewhat different to yours. You seem to be of the view that the club hold on the cards on this. I don't. Players and their agents tend to hold at least some of the cards here. What do we know? Moises put in a transfer...

Oh, agreed, but that's been obvious for a long while, and the early purchases are a sign that Bloom agrees (and we can both accept that he knows more about such things than we do). You're right on it being the 'defensive six' (4 at back + GK + DCM) that we need to focus our attention for the...

I probably misread things, and what you were responding to, which come often happen on here, for which apologies. One of the things that keeps us enthralled with football is the constant refreshment of the narrative, as all start again from scratch at the beginning of the next season. One...

Didn't take you as a miserabilist. 1, we've put in bids for 30m and supposedly 40m for Colwill. Let's see where we are at the end of the month on that -- if we haven't got him by then, he's probably staying 2, both JPVH and Veltman have one year options. RDZ has said Veltman will be with us...

All I'll say on this is that I'd be surprised if there was a release clause. If there is one, I doubt anyone will know about it. There are a lot of hangers-on who claim they know all sorts of stuff about transfers (Romano is their grand fromage), but one thing we know about our club is that...

All good points. If it counts, Chelsea spent c£106m on Enzo Fernandez who, in my book, is a DCM.

And there I was thinking that, because I support B&HA and Moises currently plays for B&HA, he'll have the same affinities for B&HA as I do and will want to show his commitment and loyalty to the club, and turn down wages three or four times as high as we can offer, alongside the opportunity to...

While I agree with your broader point, it's worth adding that White got selected for a major international tournament while a Brighton player -- by, get this, 'the clueless waistcoat'.