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Someone needs to do a wellness check on the Mail on Sunday

Fine, but on that basis the Championship is definitely not the league for us.

Apparently the organisation in Istanbul was a shambles - took hours to get to the ground, fanzone stopped selling alcohol three hours before kickoff, and the queues for drinks inside the stadium took more than an hour. Not surprised if the atmosphere was flat.

So not irrelevant then?

No, they’re decided by the Supreme Court (which is appointed by the president), by Congress (which the president can veto), and by state governors (which DeSantis currently is) Other than that though…

Didn’t they play it before the penalties at Wembley as well?

Supposed to be a different kind of player to Vik, but he’s very highly rated - we’d do well to sign him.

Feels like the Bannon endorsement might not do him too many favours in the Democratic primary…

Without question yes.

Right, but he has absolutely no chance, surely?

If you can get £1 million for Wilson off the back of a load of clean sheets then it’s absolutely incredible business.

Kennedy?!

Breaking news: Donald Trump is having a really bad day Boris Johnson: Hold my lockdown Estrella!

Are you going to spam this thread with DeSantis speeches, or do you want to start a new one?

Rough times for @dutchman!

Well it’s a totally different setup with MLS - the league itself technically owns each team and all the players, the team ‘owners’ as we think of them are just shareholders who run the clubs day-to-day. Messi will be signing a contract with MLS, not with Inter Miami. MLS has agreed a merchandise...

The MLS deal supposedly involves an ownership stake in Inter Miami, and a cut of the entire league’s merchandise sales with Adidas, plus the entire league’s TV rights deal with Apple - depending on the league’s growth it could be a far more lucrative offer than the Saudi deal. The whole deal...

In fairness to them, their ability to actually fill that stadium is testament to their fanbase - that move would have been disastrous to many clubs, however good a deal it was for the owners. The atmosphere inside that ground is appalling though.

Another sign that the PL standard is incredibly high at the moment.

West Ham could have probably sold it out on their own - as far as attendances go they’re one of the biggest teams in Europe.