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England have had quite a few goalkeeping monstrosities, I remember David Seaman wearing a particularly garish red one, probably around Euro 96. People don't wear football shirts on a night out surely?

Not keen personally. I kinda like the goalkeeper kit in a 'I wouldn't be seen dead in it, mind' sense. Reminds me of the 90s when kits were ridiculously jazzy, and also of a bathroom.

Rumours from where?

It doesn't tell us anything really. As mentioned, the club would continue to run as normal whether SISU were here forever or about to sell up.

Twitter is filled to the brim with morons.

If Gunnarsson is spending the money he earns on fancy things, good for him.

McFadden's a lazy waster living on past glories much like the oft-vaunted Jason Koumas. I'd pass personally.

Thorn's picked up some of his identified targets so far, so I've got reserved faith that he'll have at least a main forward in mind. We'll soon see, I guess.

He was in the league one team of the year the season Scunthorpe came up which bodes well, plus he's hovering around the Ireland squad. I think he's pretty much the best we could realistically hope for, I'm mostly impressed at how quick and painless both transfers have been, normally it's ages of...

Chris Dunn can tell people he was our number one goalkeeper for a solid two hours.

As soon as a player shows a hint of leaving a club, he instantly becomes much worse and replaceable and he was never really that good anyway and it's good he's gone as he was the worst player ever.

The idea of a nation of 300 million collectively sharing the same attributes is ridiculous enough, but saying the US can't do comedy is even more so. You just have to look at how desperately various channels over here have repeatedly tried and failed to mimic the high-quality satire that Jon...

The programme is good quality and well-produced, but yeah I'll keep the £3 ta.

The sculptor has had some more recent photos of how it'll basically look when finished, and I'd say we don't have to worry about the embarrassment suffered by Southampton or Fulham likeness and dimension-wise.

Talk about misleading titles, I thought you were going to tell us they were all crocked again. You sly dog.

I wouldn't put money on England beating the sides, but I wouldn't bank on a defeat either. I think we're about the same level as them, which has got to be depressing for the Italians really.

Are these posts made before or after he was expected to leave?

You've copied the text of the links rather than the URL itself, obviously from a site that truncates longer addresses automatically hence the '...' that's breaking the link.

We gave Mexico a beating in second gear last year and Italy had a worse World Cup than even us and are in a transitional period at best. None of those sides are particularly fearsome.

Proof if any that we'd romp to victory in the Copa America. Argentina and Brazil only wish they could produce a forward of the calibre of Darren Bent.