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That won't happen because they won't want to precipitate a bidding war. We won't know until whoever is on the plane.

Many more to follow.

ABJ excites and frustrates in pretty much equal measure. Wherever he plays he is likely to single-handedly win the odd game, and then go missing completely through injury or just plain inconsistency. His style doesn't gel with Riera because Riera is a hold-up type of forward rather than one who gets into clear space. Duke is pretty much the only forward we have at the moment who consistently breaks his tag. I think Babbel will look for something much different in the final third next season.

There are sadly few options on the left side of Australian politics (because the Greens are all over the place and don't know whether they're tree-tories or Marxists, and the ALP haven't been left of centre since Gough). That said, the rise of the right wingnuts like PHON and the Hunt-it-down-and-kill-it Party should be enough to scare the masses. They have pockets of support but enough to make them disproportionately powerful especially in the eyes of the LNP, and Scomo hasn't rules out preferencing them.

"Fans that have questioned his ability" - that would be all of us?

If you could keep Robben on the park, he would eat this League, even at his age.

Who would have ever thought - an uninspiring BJ.

I'm pretty sure that's his brother Aritz Schweinsteiger.

Yes, but it will probably go out of control and crash. Oh, wait ...

Without an FFA handout (and we aren't Victory) he's out of our price range.

The guys on the field need to take the blame for the lack of passion and in quite a few cases lack of even basic skills. Give Babbel a chance to clear them out for next season and then we can judge him clearly.

Goalkeepers aren't perfect. They make mistakes occasionally. Vedran goes beyond that.

Tear his faarking contract up NOW. That was Under 6 stuff.

If he's not a natural defender he'll slot straight into our current backline.

That was late last year. https://www.hitc.com/en-gb/2019/01/12/james-forrest-comments-on-potential-scott-brown-exit-for-celtic/