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Said for a long while that the pitch is a big problem with our style of play, more so than a lot of people realise. That extra touch to ensure the ball is under control, that body adjustment when the ball bobbles up to knee height. It’s all half-seconds here and there that we’re having to be...

Yeah you show him.

Been a bit slack recently on the gym and diet following my 8 week programme. Dropped 2 stone in that time so feel much better for it, but need to get my arse back into gear.

Have a feeling that condition was removed when it was outed in the press, though could be wrong. Any concrete evidence one way or the other?

I mean it’s interesting and all, but it’s so poorly written it’s giving me a headache.

What you’re struggling to separate here is the silly interpretation of the laws and the reality that people need to use arms for balance etc. Try sliding as if you’re blocking a ball but keep your arms exactly by your sides.

Fell asleep watching it after a few beers at the City game on Sunday. Will have to re-watch.

No fucking chance.

I’d be interested to see if we could pick up Jorge Grant next season. Fits the profile of player we’d be in for and we’ll need a right winger/attacker.

The one annoyance being Bayliss’ set pieces today were largely excellent. Why’s he never taken them before?

On that subject, Sterling’s come on so much as a personality in this last 6 months (ever since he released that Players’ Tribune article really) and seems to now feel confident enough to carry himself as a role model. Fair play to him.

They were also speaking to City fans recently who were saying they’ve got this, 2 Champions League ties and potentially the further progressions of those competitions and it’s just too expensive.

Rob? Thought it was Laurie? May give it a listen later.

Coconut? Or coconut bombs? Eh? Sounds mad.

Likewise the Robins quote from when he left the first time, something along the lines of the council really needing to support the club, really shows its true meaning now. At the time I thought it was a bit of an odd remark when he had left supposedly due to a lack of assurances from the owners...

Thanks for the sentiment, but it’s tomorrow.

I think it’s possible to say she’s tried her best whilst also doing a crap job of it. With some of her ministerial appointments she’s essentially been negotiating with one hand tied behind her back, but ultimately it’s her fault for making such appointments. It was always going to be difficult...

It’s a fair assumption to say that even if he did have a copy of the email prior to SISU releasing it, he may have decided it would be best not to submit something that may possibly form part of the evidence bundle of an ongoing court case. Certainly done more proper journalism than the gumps...

Blimey.

I thought the same but the guys at work got it for me as a birthday present. Haven’t got round to reading it yet, mind.