So we're buying a MF for megabuck, but not {yet} a LW?

[Ganpati's Goonerz--AFC's Aboriginal Fertility Cult]

Dec and MLS looked fine in the CL final. We have MnM. And the options of two tens out of Ødin, Kai and Easy in front of Dec when we need to go more attacking. And Zubi for when more secure.

Yet we've sold Leo, got a Bubble from Belgium but LW is the one spot we could seriously improve.

We have B, Noni, Ethan and the young doctor on the right but just Gabby and the Bubble on the left.

[Chief Arrowhead]

Dec and MLS looked fine in the CL final. We have MnM. And the options of two tens out of Ødin, Kai and Easy in front of Dec when we need to go more attacking. And Zubi for when more secure.

Yet we've sold Leo, got a Bubble from Belgium but LW is the one spot we could seriously improve.

We have B, Noni, Ethan and the young doctor on the right but just Gabby and the Bubble on the left.

GG, I can't help but notice that you have a special moniker for most every Arsenal player, yet Havertz remains just Kai. If I may, I offer under consideration Cobra -- Cobra Kai from the Karate Kid.

[Ganpati's Goonerz--AFC's Aboriginal Fertility Cult]

GG, I can't help but notice that you have a special moniker for most every Arsenal player, yet Havertz remains just Kai. If I may, I offer under consideration Cobra -- Cobra Kai from the Karate Kid.

We're never had a Kai before. It's quite funky. I don't know any Kais. I'm fairly certain there's never been a St Kai. Strange chaps, the Germans.

[Chief Arrowhead]

We're never had a Kai before. It's quite funky. I don't know any Kais. I'm fairly certain there's never been a St Kai. Strange chaps, the Germans.

Well, GG, you did it again. You compelled me to do some research. It seems the name Kai means different things in different cultures but in German it appears to mean 'king' or 'emperor'. That makes sense as Kaiser is a derivation from the Latin 'Caesar'. Havertz in German derives from the German word 'hafer' (oats) signifying a farming origin, an oat farmer. So you would not be too far wrong to say that Kai Havertz in English means the King of Oats!

[Ganpati's Goonerz--AFC's Aboriginal Fertility Cult]

Well, GG, you did it again. You compelled me to do some research. It seems the name Kai means different things in different cultures but in German it appears to mean 'king' or 'emperor'. That makes sense as Kaiser is a derivation from the Latin 'Caesar'. Havertz in German derives from the German word 'hafer' (oats) signifying a farming origin, an oat farmer. So you would not be too far wrong to say that Kai Havertz in English means the King of Oats!

Cheers, Chief. I reckon call him Caesar, then.

[redgunamo]

We're never had a Kai before. It's quite funky. I don't know any Kais. I'm fairly certain there's never been a St Kai. Strange chaps, the Germans.

Wayne Rooney's eldest is called Kai. A decent youth prospect at United apparently.