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Ole has his favourites. Tony looked like he could take on the world last year, and now, he’s simply fallen off a cliff. I’ve said it for a while, but for me Martial is basically Nani. Looks absolutely world class for a game or two then goes missing for 6 months.

Got an unconditional from University of Manchester today to go along with my unconditional offers from King’s College London and Goldsmiths. Was genuinely expecting to leave college last year with grades that could get me into Roehampton or London Met, nothing against the Uni’s either, but my grades were phenomenally better than I anticipated and I’m so glad I waited a year to go to Uni otherwise I wouldn’t have had the chance to pick Manchester or King’s. Just waiting back on LSE now.

I've always maintained Martial strikes as one of these lads that doesn't really care about the game, it's a job to him, he's good at it and that's enough for him. These are the players that frustrate me so much and these are the players Sir Alex didn't have anything to do. The kid can sulk all day long for me but his place is now on the bench and if he's not happy I'd happily part company in the summer. Maybe use him as bait to get Haaland or Sancho.

Good news that, he'd had a tough start to the season but the last few weeks he's been one of our better players and I can't for the life of me understand why Ole picked Martial ahead of him against West Brom.

She could sing a song about bacon frying and I'd listen to it.

By the time it is built Ancelotti will have long been sacked

A visit to our daughters and saw her 6 pet rats having a runaround from their cage, we had to do a rat check as Zoom tried to hide in the wife's bag, can just imagine sitting on the crowded bus and suddenly a rat would stick its head up out of the bag...ABANDON BUS, ABANDON BUS... Poor Rainbow, the white second oldest rat over 2 years old and the daughter thinks she has not got long to go, very slow and can't climb as good.

There's a new paper in Frontier in Microbiology which shows that cyanobacteria (blue-green algae) can successfully grow in Martian atmospheric conditions, using only gases, water and other nutrients found locally on Mars. https://www.eurekalert.org/pub_releases/2021-02/f-bff021221.php This is quite fascinating, and with further reasearch, could potentially be viable option for terraforming in the future.