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So it's 5 weeks from 9th September (presumably some of this is the traditional party conference season)

The group that owns Chelsea owes £1.2bn repayable at 18 months notice.

....and also got into the habit of watching football on TV over attending matches to some extent, it's easy to make the 'choice' if you live in Bury (and all the other boroughs of GM) to support one of the two Manchester clubs, you'll see them play quite a lot without ever having to attend

I understand and sort of empathise, but, this does give rise to the idea that a club's owners can effectively hold a club hostage.

Prescient

Why on earth are we still talking about 'negotation' with the EU - it isn't happening. It's a fallacy.

MPs represent all of their constituents, not just those who vote a certain way. I voted Leave but the idea of proroguing parliament to force through a no deal, the consequences of which could be devastating for some people is anti-democratic in the extreme. It is not how our democracy functions...

Backbone is being unwilling to debate no deal in a sovereign parliament

Not sure it's dog eat dog any more than it's a player who has been effectively unemployed and unpaid for 6 months finding employment elsewhere.

Fair enough, it sounded pretty emphatic though

Nonsense - if the government doesn't want legislation that rules out no deal then it needs to use parliament to rule it out, not stop it being debated whatsoever

The most anti-democratic act of a lifetime, utterly disgusting.

Football is a reflection of the country really.

That assumes Mansfield themselves spent within their means which is doubtful

Eccles written off after his first senior start against top flight opposition, some going that mate

It's probably individual player confidence over explicit instruction

The Premier League is part of the big picture and has played its own role.

SHFWF When? They battered us more than once in the Championship. Christ we even lost there in the Premier League when they finished bottom. We've not fallen the far the reality is that the disproportionate economic gap means that they can hold a squad with £25m players in the second string

Real shame for Bury. Football governance isn't good enough, it's not the EFL's fault as such though imo. You can't look beyond Dale and the c**t before him.

I thought Saint Mary's was actually ok location wise, pubs nearby and walkable from the city centre. That said, never went to the Dell to compare.