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Mike You may not believe in Environmental Conservation over in the US but I found that article very informative. I am very proud that our new home considered not only the environmental impact of the construction on a heritage site during the design concept but also the impact of the environment on the fans (although they could have provided better rain protection) and the adoption of renewable energy technology to reduce day to day energy costs.
I guess if we keep Moyes, it might make sense to keep Gueye and Keane. If big interest is there for either one then give them the move if they want it. They have served the cause well so treat them properly.
I am a bit concerned at the consensus that we are OK at centre half for the following reasons. Jarrad is injury prone Tarks is getting older and slower and tending to get reckless inside the box. Keane is also getting older and slow on the turn although this season has generally been very good. However my biggest concern is with Jake having watched him play at right back, center half partnership and part of a 3 centre half line up. He may be able to defend with his back to the wall but offers nothing going forward. I would estimate that 90% of the time he is in possession he either passes infield to Tarks or back to Pickford. I rarely see him try to cross a ball or even try to find a midfielder. Therefore until we know if Jarrad’s injury problems are behind him, I would keep Keane.
John, I love your optimism that we can win silverware our first time back in Europe!But the cold dark financial fact is that only the CL pays anything decent — the Europa League and the Conference return very little in terms of money rewards, even for winning it all — and the facts of the article I posted at #26 are pretty stark. There could be significant financial/regulatory risk associated with European competition. And I think TFG will be fully aware of it.
The only stand that dips into a glazed feature wall is the north stand, we can not do anything at that end due to the water treatment plant being are to close neighbours.