u/Basic_Witness_6907

hey lads,

many reports say that our scouting department have switched towards buying young successors as we seen with jaouen and toure. what do you guys think this means long term and can the brighton, brentford mode work out?

hoenst opinion:

think if we follow this model we will have a slow season but eddie isn't notourious on building young players but maybe a different approach can help the team long term.

good morning lads,

man city have been linked a lot with tino and honestly if we can let him go for 50M+ I'm happy as he had a very injury prone campaign. tonali is also linked with a move there with Anderson.

however I figured out that there is 3 players who man city could give us from the swap deal, tell me how would you rate these and how relasitic are they.

james trafford: the obvious one who is apparently looking for first team football. We've been linked a lot and I think in a swap deal Trafford is worth around 30-35M. despite having ewen jaouen as a young backup, I think getting him would be some serious business.

rico lewis: fell off a cliff this season and has been barely used by pep but I think he could do a job as a backup/rotational player. young. bags of potential and I see man city letting him go for 20M because of his horrible season.

marmoush: been an unused player a lot when he has quality, plays LW and ST he can be an outstanding fit. honestly wages and overall fee is wondering but I think 60-65M would be his price.

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hello,

I'm sixteen and in a month I'm going on an airplane ride with my sibling who is 14. to be honest I always loved airplanes but thinking about it so many things can go wrong. being on the airport with thousands of people, having an issue at check in or not finding the gate potentially missing the plane are just the things I'm anxious about. can y'all give me some experience and relief on how it works,

thanks