Turnbull2000

Aren't our owners essentially funding this prize money as well

Honestly think we're justified in running another Sela Cup, except for a £20 million prize for the winner. It's fucking grotesque that Chelsea are going to bailed out by this.

He'll struggle to get recalled again after last night, surely. As mediocre the rest were, Joe seems to struggle every time he gets an opportunity.

Probably just the simplest answer - spotted the ref lifting the whistle to his mouth.

Not surprising like. Struggles against pace and nimble players.

Damn, that's a pity. Other than Burn, a pretty shoddy week for our England contingent. Lewis Hall looked nailed on for England's left back, but Arsenal's Myles Lewis-Skelly is now taking his chances to make it his own.

They've probably been sensible enough to check the weather - wet and windy. 3 hours potentially hundreds of yards away from a stage, not able to sit down, struggling to find a clean toilet and no beer to enjoy.

Just want to hop off the Metro at Manors, walk into town, applaud them on a bus tour, and head home.

For fuck sake. Better not be a season ender.

Very unlucky for Gordon tonight. Think Rashford will be the starting head of him for the forseeable.

They can just fuck right off with this. https://www.ft.com/content/e6feb530-3691-4bf0-825b-2b830786ef09

A 70 metre wide, 100 metre high video billboard for a one-of PSR boost!

Planning, consultations, environmental studies and plenty more obstacles will likely take 1-2 years to get through. Then there'll be a technical design process lasting a couple of years after that (unless they've already started behind the scenes) Then a phased build of around 3-4 years. I'd be surprised if we have a new ground before 2032.

If it's announced this summer, and it's phased build, I'd say 7 years till completion.

Surely ET isn't going to make much difference with fatigue when they have 5 days to recover? ET to pick up a injury on the other hand...but these twats never seem to suffer any misfortune whatsoever.