Following Our Nearest And Dearest Rivals 2025/26

Deals announced today for Brighton, Bournemouth and Leeds ... all spending big on players I've never heard of.

Brighton £50m for a Spurs centre back who has never played for the club, Leeds £34m for a centre back from Sassuolo, who presumably in each case floated their boats much more than the availability of Disasi, Badiashile, Fofana, Adarabioyo, Sarr, Anselmino and Trev ... LOL. And Bournemouth have spent £26m on a striker, presumably looking easily past Jackson, Delap, Emegha and Guiu 😎

 
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Glasner to Forest.

Talk about a step backwards.
Is it though? Forest have shown actual ambition to improve since coming to the Premier league. They've played hard ball over the likes of Murillo and Gibbs White, and finished 7th just 2 years ago. Palace have never finished above 10th. Had Forest played in the conference league, i assume they would have won it last year like Palace did.

Smart move by Glasner imo, assuming he doesn't get on Marinakas' wrong side.

 
Antonio comes across so poorly on this interview. Did he expect 100k a week first team contract after driving his car into a tree at high speed? Lucky he was offered anything at all. The 260k a year salary must have been devastating lol

 
Is it though? Forest have shown actual ambition to improve since coming to the Premier league. They've played hard ball over the likes of Murillo and Gibbs White, and finished 7th just 2 years ago. Palace have never finished above 10th. Had Forest played in the conference league, i assume they would have won it last year like Palace did.

Smart move by Glasner imo, assuming he doesn't get on Marinakas' wrong side.
Therein lies the issue.

 
Probably doesn’t even cover his insurance excess now.
Probably should have slowed down and avoided the tree then. Victim mentality, surprised Liverpool don't offer him a deal after that interview.

 
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