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Him completely sorting Jones out sounds just too good to be true

McGinnitys business acumen was making one company he was a director of buy goods from another, hardly Steve Jobs

Jordan Willis just done his knee for Sunderland. Trained under Rubbings here....

Shame for him. Must have been all those Mark Robins training sessions

The clubs have agreed to it. Can't help but feel that a split in the game is inevitable, an expanded Premier League and a Football League with no movement between them.

It's a myth, we're as fucked as anybody else. We have a lower cost base possibly, but the main cost i.e. the squad is still there.

That rings a bell

Oh, also David, can you get a question in about "how much did hearing the sky blue army spur you on?" the other podcasts seem reluctant to ask but I think it's pretty important

They're not - they're saying that the rules of playing in this competition are that you will adhere to a salary cap. Don't like it, don't play in the competition.

Probably as i think the policy will put off a lot of travellers

More gaslighting, it's all due to the variants / people bringing it in for other countries...

I always assumed that paedophiles were paedophiles regardless of the internet but I do wonder now how much the internet, due to its ease has increased the sharing of and people involved in paedophilia. I wonder whether in my lifetime there will be mandatory licensing to access the internet

If he'll answer, be interesting to hear why he left? I.e. did the club sell him rather than risk losing him on a free that summer. I thought he was a great little player

Really pleased for Jodi Jones, did wonder if it was a bit risky going out immediately on to snowy / icy ground though.

I agree on Richard Burgon, he's wetter than an otter's pocket

What's that? Our players? Pretty laughable if they can get done for breaching covid rules by spending time together (but are allowed to sit side by side in a changing room in the course of their profession)

I just wish I got strategy. You'll like this shmmeee

It's the sequencing of those options which is the problem

Hospital admissions decreasing but still exceptionally high at over 2k a day. Still more people on ventilators than the peak in April, as there has been since the 11th January. You'd expect death rates to hold up to a certain extent but start to reduce with the effect of vaccine. 4.26m had...