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How would that work?

I’ve no idea if it’s correct, or effective politics. I just think that having her response to such an obviously dumb and unworkable plan still be “It’s uncosted” shows an almost deranged commitment to staying on message.

Thought that was genuinely impressive message discipline tbh

So if we get a >£15 million offer from a PL team early in the window, or after Vik/Gus have moved on, then we’re rejecting it no matter what?

The situation you’re describing usually has more to do with inheritance etc than benefits

Quite an entertaining game in the end. Wish we’d have been given the chance to play in it.

I think Man City will be quite content with the end result of their season, no matter today’s result

Doku has been fantastic since he came on, City look like a totally different prospect going forward

Boring boring Doku

Big fan of Doku’s at Stade Rennais? Personally I really enjoy watching him.

Are you going to do this after every goal?

Time stamping this one for sure!

I like McCallum, but he was always going to be a marginal upgrade on one of the few positions in the squad where we already have a viable starter and a backup in place.

Neither do I, but I think there’s a compelling case to be made for bringing a 40-year old law up to date with the internet age.

Don’t agree with this at all. But then again I would say that.

Bit of a stretch. I just want as much transparency as possible in our legal system. https://www.theguardian.com/commentisfree/article/2024/may/21/article-contempt-law-losing-battle-reality

United moving quickly before Rooney’s unavailable…

I’m not suggesting “Woodwood” and Bernstein need to investigate a conspiracy here, but this case has shone a light on just how restrictive UK law can be on some court proceedings. Think it’s worth exploring if some of those laws may be out of date.

My expectations are low given where he’s joining from, but young attacking signings are always welcome, and hopefully he’s a hidden gem.

From the BBC article on it: There does seem to be an awful lot of secrecy and legal red tape around this case