I refuse to buy any player I think is too expensive. The dividends will never give me enough of a return for me to see him as a good option.

@NewUser197355 I'm similar. I have a steady portfolio but that is because I hold Mbappe, Sarr and Pogba, no other reason, otherwise I would be down too. I think we have to wait until it is our players' turn to rise. Probably February or March maybe.

@Andy-M I'm still breakeven so it hasn't really changed for me.

@Andy-M My name is Laurence. That's why I call myself Happy Larry, because I know Larry is short for Laurence, and I know the saying Happy as Larry. So I thought just take out the as and then you've got HappyLarry.

@Londoner I am at breakeven I think. I have young players though. Sarr, Mbappe and Pogba have all gone up for me today but my portfolio hasn't moved that much.

@IndexAddict it depends whether they increase dividends and how far the platform still has to go.

@Lukeroro But I am talking about their technical ability and saying that is why they are in the media more. As for Alli and Rashford and even Sterling until recently, none of them have won much MB compared to Ronaldo, Messi (both white players). Kane is at Tottenham so is why he doesn't get MB.

@Robert-W Yes, I am. I'm down £600 the last 3 weeks.

@Lukeroro That's because Sterling, Sancho, Alli and Rashford are better players than Dier and Henderson. At the moment we just have a stronger crop of minority players than white. It isn't to do with race they collect more MB, it's because they're better players. Why we have so many dark skinned good players all at once, I do not know. It isn't because they're darker skinned that they are better, it's just coincidence in my opinion. Look at the past:
To me Terry and Neville were better than Walker and Young. Beckham, Gerrard and Lampard, Scholes are better than Alli, Rashford or Sterling. Rooney and Shearer are better than Sturridge. It's just a strange coincidence there are so many dark skinned players at the moment, and naturally they collect MB, based on their pitch performances though, not their skin.