Just wanted to know some of your thoughts on Gabriel Jesus, young, prem based and huge talent with Shaktar, Atalanta and Zaghreb. Aguero cannot start all the games

@Lukeroro One of the corresponding problems is that when they do instant sell and you put a player on the market which does not sell his value drops. You end potentially selling for a larger instant sell loss.

@Zola25 Said this last week too, reality is Tammy Abraham has gone up nicely whilst Lukaku has further dropped so the right decision was made.

Took a bit of a hammering, all these philosophies about getting either Alcacer or Lukaku.

I got Abraham in the end, I rest my case looks like best option of the 3.

For me Anwar El Ghazi, premiership player at Aston Villa, has been doing well and scored. Played for Ajax, just 24 and at 64p has potential to go up quite a bit.

just bought over 100 shares in this player, team Bongonda

Completely agree with a lot of people above. Best to stick to long holds, these short trades really distort the market. I topped up additional shares on Sterling just before England game, he scored and assisted yet now he is almost 10p down a share since. I am just waiting rather than panicking but really hope that the short term strategists stop whilst the platform hopefully continues growing.

@Squire1905 Thats the question, you have one young player, British who is slightly more risk from a goalscoring perspective, but if delivers then could increase more and gather media attention.

You then have Lukaku a more established and reliable player (today) however in a different league and slightly elder.

Which one based on those factors I suppose

@Squire1905 Not denying they rise but compared to the British players I would not class them in the same level. Maddison or Mount not British players, would they rise in the same fashion no chance.

@Squire1905 The players dont rise as much generally as English players, even more so in the Premier League