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They may be elite level athletes but they play at a speed and intensity to match. 3 games in 8 days is going to tire them out. There's a reason players are more prone to injuries when playing lots of games in short periods of time - it's because it physically wears you out.

I did say can, not would. I was just pointing out that it is indeed possible to make money out of owning a football club.

This is the kind of thing people say before complaining during the match that we're putting in a lethargic performance and lacking energy.

I agree, but FL doesn't seem the type to make early subs. If it's going well, why change it. If it's going badly, need to stick to the plan. But yeah, if he is willing to make subs before 60mins then definitely go the same.

Which would be fine if he wasn't also parroting Putin, who's forcing tens (maybe hundreds) of thousands of his own people into a meat grinder in Ukraine while defenestrating anyone in his country he doesn't like the look of. And performing this action on behalf of a nation that are committing...

Just thinking out loud, but wonder if there might be an option where you can 'average out' the points of those buying tickets? For example, say a parent had 1800 points and they had two kids who had 1500, they could buy tickets for them all together at the 1600 bracket.

Get the 1987 bus from the Transport Museum. The roof on the place is in a right state and stuff is in danger of being ruined.

But now he's injured so he's not playing in Hull

Not necessarily. Find a way to add loans in with compound high interest rates, or get preference shares with a high yield, and even though the clubs finances look toilet you can make more money than you put in. Overall though, yes it's a money pit.

Is there a requirement to show each team a certain amount of times? Might have been a choice to get two of them out of the way in one go.

I think that's true of a LOT of people voting for any of the parties. How many people on the street actually read manifestos or do actual research? Lot of people it's based on stuff they get though Facebook and X. As an example last election, where I work I had a few members of the public...

I think the big thing I take from that is that police can respond within two minutes to someone doing a bit of graffiti.

Next season we are releasing kits in red, orange, yellow, green, blue, indigo and violet to support LGBTQ month, as well as black, white and brown to highlight cultural diversity.

If they considered us to be condescending snobs then that's on them. If loads of people thought the Earth was flat should we just pander to that? From the G&D by-election I thought you weren't a fan of pandering to people and telling them what they want to hear just to get their votes? If...

6 English clubs, 2 Germans and 3 Spanish teams in the last 16 of the CHAMPIONS League 🙄

I'd put that on my tour poster!

Baby gravy by the sounds of it

I'm not a fan and after a bit of deliberation I've decided it's because of the sponsor and a bit of the trim being in blue. They should be white. Even then it'd still be horrific, just not quite as horrific as it is.

If you were at the turgid last PL home game v Bradford. Finished 0-0 and were involved with replying to the Bradford fans chants of "goin' down, goin' down, goin' down!" with "So are we, so are we, so are we!"