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Is the funding for the arts going to turn out to be a false promise? Seeing a lot of places saying they've been rejected for funding but nobody saying they were successful. Birmingham Museums Trust have posted that only 14 museums have been successful.

Of course the way that whole process went with KMPG is another indication that the idea CCC's attitude towards the club is just because of SISU is incorrect. It started well before they arrived here.

Sunak's not having a good day. Car crash interview on BBC Breakfast this morning. Amazes me how often members of government show up on TV with no clue how to answer questions it must have been obvious they were going to be asked.

Not sure how anyone has read this and decided we're returning to the Ricoh. Seems exactly the same situation as last season, St Andrews confirmed but leaving it as long as possible in the hopes of being able to sort something at the Ricoh. Realistically unless Wasps have changed their stance...

Nothing to stop you whacking in low offers on places and see what response you get. Although once you get to the looking at houses stage you might be at the point of no return with the wife and have to move even if you aren't getting a bargain.

Think it might also be because they can't share bottles. Players normally have bottles around the pitch and just take a swig whenever there is a stoppage, passing the same bottle round several players.

Has he got the cash to do that?

I know its been joked about on social media but there is never a shortage of this type of midweek offer on sites like Groupon. It seems a very odd thing to have come up with.

Who are you defining as everyone? Any problems at Northampton or Birmingham? Any club we've had transfer dealings with complained?

Are you sure he didn't say world beating?

Car dealer's mate: 5K is an insulting offer Next person into showroom: I'll give you 5K Car dealer: deal, you are the greatest customer I've ever had, we are so lucky you came here

It's pretty mind-blowing to think that Wasps have the whole thing with a 250 year lease for £6.5m when our original lease had us paying £60m just for 50 years matchday access with an offer to buy access to matchday revenues for £24m. Just have a quick think about what Wasps got for £6.5m...

Up to now the issue would have been getting people in and the concourses but with pubs and restaurants open does that still apply?

They were being charged as if they were using the stadium bowl 365 days a year. Valuations office looked into it and ruled they should only be liable for actual use such as matchdays. Seem to recall they had been overpaying for 7 or 8 years but the council only refunded 3 meaning the council...

That could be decent, shame we won't be allowed in.

Not just the rent that they got paid. They got 'loss of earnings' as well.

How many places won't pass the cut on to the consumer but will use the higher rate coming back in as an excuse to hike prices up?

That was a bit annoying as someone who moved right before the pandemic and then saw house prices immediately drop.

Looks great. Wonder if the original footage was recorded on tape or film. If it was film, and the original exists, it could potentially be rescanned to get the highest quality possible Would love a high quality copy but guess it would come down to cost against potential sales.