Omer

I forget what you look like, mate.

You've not been on the show since May, mate.

How are you?

You all right?

Yeah, yeah, yeah.

I'm slightly devastated, I can't lie.

I think, look, you buy and sell players, you want to try and set this model up and we keep saying what the ideal is, buy players for £1-2 million, sell them for £12-15, whatever it might be, the fee might turn out to be.

If that's the case, and we've agreed to deal with Burnley, I think, you know, you've got to have a value in mind and, you know, the club have obviously stood strong, turned down two bids prior, if it's the third bid we've accepted in this scenario.

I don't really want to lose Fleming, but at the same time,

I hope the club's got some targets lined up and it can give us some more ammunition to go to the market and try and sum some players that could generate more value in the future and then talk about 30, 40 million pounds that could come in the future, you know?

It's kind of the game we've got to play.

It's how we've got to compete.

Let's be honest, we're not going to get 30,000 fans to stand up at the den because we physically can't.

So we've got to try and play to our sort of strengths, really, in this scenario.

I think the only reservation I have is the impact Fleming has on his team.

Yes, he scores goals.

Yes, he contributes.

But he's also a leader.

And I think, you know, last season,

You look at Fleming's impact.