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Maybe he doesn't fancy Glasgow...
(Sorry Outcast, I know you work hard.)
I’d certainly be open to a loan deal with an option to buy.
I’d really like him.
John Stones could be set for a reunion with former boss David Moyes at West Ham as Manchester City begin a clear-out, according to The Sun.
The 26-year-old could be available for just £20m, having found opportunities with City hard to come by in the 2019/20 season.
His current contract runs out in 2022, and Arsenal are also reportedly interested, but would need to sell before buying.
Certainly would be a decent buy for us.
You don’t really appreciate that.
https://www.whufc.com/news/articles/2020/july/31-july/watch-every-west-ham-united-goal-201920
#RandomFridayMusing
Leicester are eyeing Bournemouth's David Brooks but face competition from West Ham, Newcastle and Crystal Palace, according to theDaily Express.
The 23-year-old is likely to remain in the Premier League despite Bournemouth's relegation, and despite an injury-hit season is highly thought-of throughout the league.
Was very talented before his injury but having watched him since he seems to have suffered from the ‘Lanzini’s’.
1. Right near the beginning the commentator called Robert Snodgrass "Rob Snodgrass", and it was very jarring. I don't think I've ever heard him just called "Rob" before? Doesn't sit right with me, no thank you.
2. Yarmolenko was involved in lots of good quality stuff at the start of the season. I forgot how involved he was - similar to Lukerz with Anderson.
3. I enjoyed throughout the video that the pronunciation of "Haller" evolved. Starting off as a fairly route one "Hal - La", the moving to "Hal - Lair", and finally the true galaxy brained pronunciation "A - Lair". Beautiful work from the commentators.
4. It was striking to me how much how goals changed throughout. At the start of the video there were far more little intricate passing moves and six yard box tap ins than I had remembered us managing. After Moyes turned up, it's a lot more direct, quick, counter attacking. Seeing the same side perform two very different styles is pretty encouraging, actually.