What you said. 

Anyone think mooy will Huddersfield in January?

So still alive after an incredibly frustrating football day. Huddersfield are just terrible. Ryan was immense.

Leckie wasn't even in the squad. He doesn't offer much in regards to scorer points compared to all the others. He's extremely on the outer with Lazaro, Dardai and Dilrosun in wing positions then Duda and even Köpcke was signed with the intention of playing.

Call me alarming but I think a winter loan to Düsseldorf or Nürnberg would be a good idea. 

definitely. No doubt about it. A certainty. no doubt no doubt no doubt.

Hope he jumps ship early. He's carried them for 3 years and the buck stops here I think. Wagner has completely stuffed up signing all his bundesliga buddies who were never the grade in Germany anyway and overpaying for Kolongo plus only using Depoitre up front. 

Why are hertha so strong all of a sudden ? Did they spend big or just get fortunate ? Either way they're at a level that's probably beyond Leckies ceiling 

Definitely not in January, especially since he'll be at the Asian Cup.

2 losses ago the club chief guaranteed his future even if the club is relegated.

Mooy would probably be better off going to a championship club in the hunt for promotion such as Leeds. His form has dropped below premier league standard. Getting minutes is important, but getting bad minutes does more harm than good.

2:1 loss for Langerak. 

Is true. You get these guys on fire at a lower tier or even a lower club in a top tier and they ooze that confidence versus one stuck in a rut at a high level. 

Spent money on the stadium? Surely that is the stupidest bit of future planning I've ever heard. Wtf

Get the squad winning first , even when they stayed up last season they were just as horrible to watch.

Stupist thing was they were signing decent championship players instead of like you say shit premier league players. Which you could argue is probably worse

Kalou and Selke have been pretty dominant. Not sure about the rest.

Leckie is still a good sub off the bench , if they're up. Defensively strong.

Just doesn't offer much up front other than a short run in a str8 line or a header lifted over to someone else. His crosses aren't the deadliest you'd want for a winger

Premier League is fantastic for little clubs like Huddersfield. It brings in a massive influx of funds plus parachute payments when they go down. As long as the club spends responsibly and doesn't break the bank (and Hudders certainly haven't), a shortish premier league adventure can result in a significant windfall. I think Huddersfield are just ecstatic they've hung on for 2 years. It should leave the club in a much better financial position than before the promotion. 

Rogic vs Bozanic and Garuccio bench in cup semi.

Aussie manager Mehmet Durakovic won the Malaysia Cup with Perak last night. Down 2 goals in the first half, they scored immediately after half time, then Aussie Brendan Gan (sydney fc) scored the equaliser in the 1st minute of stoppage time. In Extra time they went down early then equalised via an own goal. Game went to penalties and Perak won.

They weren't expecting to stay up, so may as well use the money on facilities :)

Juric starting. Rogic having a good game it seems. 3:0 Celtic.

Amini starting away to Copenhagen
Holland starting against Salzburg
McGrath (Esbjerg) was a 75th minute sub

90 for Holland, ended 3-3.

Arzani must leave Celtic

Arzani will be back in Melbourne by January

There's zero chance he'll go in January, even if he wants to. A club would have to offer well over the odds to get him, enough that Hudders could use the money to transform their team, and no club is going to offer that kind of money for him. Selling him in January is essentially Hudders giving up.

Remember reading that the CEO in the first year wanted to invest in the club first season in the EPL, as they had low expectation of staying up (let's face it most these teams only last a couple of years before going back down). I read somewhere that Huddersfield have set up financially their academy for the next 10 years or so with the fund. This season they had met most their long-term funding for the Club, so had a bit more available for transfers. I think the problem is that they still didn't have a huge transfer fund and probably bought the wrong players.

I think Huddersfield have "played" it very well in the EPL (their play on the field not so much) and will be in a stronger position when they go down when they were in the Championship two seasons ago. Conversely look at Fulham who spent some $100M on players this season, pretty much a whole new starting 11. They look like going down this season too ... who made the wiser choices??

we'll see

the problem with fulham is they wanted play the same style that made them so enjoyable to watch last season.. just cant do in the EPL unless you a top 6 team nowadays.

Talk in Tottenham is they want Lloris out..he's had some real clangers lately.. seems like a good chance for Maty if he can keep up his form.

02:00FC Midtjylland - Brondby
03:30VFL Bochum - Regensburg
(AWST)

Haven't seen Hibs this weekend? all got the week off or somethin

scottish cup semi's

hmm ok

Not exotic enough for the big teams