Was lucky enough to visit last year, a fantastic stadium that despite having seen better days didn't disappoint

Gary Lineker made a good point on his Rest is Football podcast, there are very few work relationships where an organisation basically owns an individual for a set period of time. In real life we all have negotiable periods after which we can leave a job

I've a friend who did a bit of work for a popular LFC content provider and he explained exactly how the relationship with clubs works, certainly for the ones with more access than most. I'd guess all the club based journalists for outlets like the Athletic have the same 'rules' they adhere to

Being very, very rich often doesn't mean you're any good at business, especially when it was basically all a fluke of geography 🤣 After what we saw yesterday it's obvious Isak and his advisor played a blinder, football's a ruthless business, ffs they treat kids like shit all the time

100% mate, so many enjoy being negative.

They'll hate this season unless we're miles ahead which we probably won't be. They suck the enjoyment out of the game, usually driven by the big accounts, certainly on twitter, who know what gets engagement and £££

I guess we'll know by Xmas, while he still won't have his ideal squad coaches have to be flexible in the PL or they won't last long, all these bloody international breaks before November don't help

Not sure I'd like to police or provide security for this fixture

A certain demographic in the US and UK are living their weird little power fetish through the likes of Trump, Vance and Farage, when in reality they are shithouses who in the majority of cases have failed in life