What the chalkstripes in Kenna HQ speculations department are saying: Oh dear, would you look at that midfield, and £8m on Bravo. There are some things even Harry Kane can’t do – 66/1
Second transfer window – Friday 4 February 2018
Remaining budget: £16m
Lossl, J (TW1)
HUD
£ 5.00
Azpilicueta, C
CHE
£18.00
Robertson, A (TW2)
LIV
£0.50
Monreal, N
ARS
£5.00
Dunk, L
BTN
£2.00
Townsend, A
CRY
£3.00
Ayew, J
SWA
£1.00
Boufal, S (TW2)
SOT
£0.50
Albrighton, M
LEI
£0.50
Rashford, M
MUN
£15.00
Kane, H
TOT
£40.00
£90.5m
First transfer window – Friday 6 October 2017
Remaining budget: £7m
But any hopes of improving on Sleptember’s debut sixth-place finish last season look short lived. The club are propping up the table.
Yaya Toure, Deigo Costa, Fernando Llorente, Adam Lallana, Marcus Rojo and Scott Malone are all yet to start for the club.
Alderweireld is among four players to enjoy some game time, although while Etienne Capoue and Darren Fletcher have produced humble returns, goalkeeper Joe Hart is on a season total of minus one point.
Legions of fans have been critical of the manager’s recruitment policy.
Diego Costa is a case in point.
Every other manager at the auction suppressed snickers of schadenfreude as the Sleptember manager engaged in a small bidding war for lot number 14.
Remaining deadpan while a competitor throws away his budget on a player unlikely to play in England again is a challenge for even the most seasoned Kenna manager.
What thigh-slapping relief when the Sleptember manager didn’t catch on and signed Costa for £15m!
Events must have taken a toll on the unfortunate Sleptember boss.
Inhibited by the Costa blunder, Sleptember went on to trigger the Titus Bramble ruling.
Remember Stan Collymore? No longer a striker with a wayward personal life, Collymore is now a broadcaster and journalist with a more balanced personal life.
Except, given the events in Royal Tunbridge Wells this weekend, one wonders whether Stan The Man is slipping into old habits.
Locals appear to have been vindicated in their protest against Flamefest sex festival in Kent, where one unfortunate man was pronounced dead and a woman went to hospital.
‘Discreet’ adult play area staffed by dominatrices and an outdoor dungeon. For Toby Alderweireld the October transfer window can’t come soon enough.
What the chalkstripes in Kenna HQ speculations department are saying: Came to the Kenna with great fanfare but despite showing early promise has struggled to compete at this level for some time – 40/1
Second transfer window – Friday 4 February 2018
Remaining budget: £7.5m
What the chalkstripes in Kenna HQ speculations department are saying: The Dark Lord of the Kenna could sign eleven Titus Brambles and still be in the title race mix come April – 12/1
Second transfer window – Friday 4 October 2018
Remaining budget: £4m
Memories of Mohamed Salah’s mediocre first spell in England were brushed aside this weekend with a goal and assist in the first game of the season.
Of course, it was a weight off the Egyptian’s mind.
Helping his new club Sporting Lesbian to the top of the Kenna League, Salah was only too pleased to recall the moment he found out he was moving back to London.
“Ahhh, I remember it well! It was during the physical act of love,” he overshared.
“My agent phoned so I immediately pulled out and took the call. When I found out I’d been signed for £32m in the world’s leading London pub-based fantasy football league I couldn’t contain myself.”
Egyptian cotton, fortunately, washes well at high temperatures.
During his first training session for Sporting, Salah was pleased to find new teammates in Alexandre Lacazette and Henrikh Mkhitaryan, but confused by the dressing-room presence of Bill Cosby.
Sporting Lesbian’s manager was on hand to explain.
What the chalkstripes are saying in Kenna HQ speculations department: Form has the Sporting manager finishing either champions or eighth. With Bill Cosby in midfield he’s probably looking at the latter again – 30/1
Second transfer window – Friday 4 February 2018
Remaining budget: £19m
What the chalkstripes in Kenna HQ speculations department are saying: Once again the thriftiest manager in the league, but when did financial fair play ever win anything? – 33/1
Second transfer window – Friday 4 October 2018
Remaining budget: £23.5m
Foster, B
WBA
£9.00
Milner, J
LIV
£ 7.00
Zouma, K
STO
£ 3.00
Kolasinac, S
ARS
£ 3.00
Mario, J (TW2)
WHM
£0.50
Atsu, C
NEW
£2.00
Milivojevic, L (TW2)
CRY
£0.50
Mooy, A
HUD
£0.50
Richarlison (TW1)
WAT
£32.00
Iheanacho, K
LEI
£25.00
Abraham, T
SWA
£0.50
£83m
First transfer window – Friday 6 October 2017
Remaining budget: £14.5m