Dave

Yeah really enjoyed Collision. It's the middle ground between Dynamite and Vince that I hoped for.

Spot on.

I think it comes down to personal preference. It doesn't make you any more or less committed as a fan, or any better or less as a person. I made a long post last year about if Palace had kept Kouyate on I would have had to make a difficult decision, whilst at the same time all the Twitter tadpoles were getting excited over the possibility of signing Ismalia Sarr. So it really comes down to what a person is comfortable with.

A lot of quantitative data there and a very biased article. I wonder how many people in this survey don't like VAR in its current form, but believe with changes it would be beneficial.

There's no way you digested all that in four minutes.

https://www.cpfc.co.uk/news/club/roy-hodgson-awarded-freedom-of-the-city-of-london/ I remember us all having a laugh about him getting the freedom of Croydon and now five years later he runs the city.

Collision's commentary team is giving me hope.

Clyne, Ward and Tomkins have signed new contracts. Some people are a little surprised (to put it mildly) that were keeping Tomkins for another season. The way I see it is its going to be a hard sell to anybody to join as a 4th choice center back so its best to keep an experienced head whose happy with the role. Clyne and Ward are no brainers. They're both experienced players that haven't let us down. Even if we do sign another right back, Ward could still deputise as cover across the whole back line.

It's gone a bit Pete Tong for Reading this week. It looks like the Chris Wilder deal is off and now they've been hit with multiple sanctions by the EFL. They're still under an embargo to, and only have ten senior players.

Possibly helps explain why he felt like a passenger for parts of last season.

It looks like we will get an announcement on the ownership this week. Looking on social media there is a clear divide. The fans in there 20's, who have a good memory of the Fergie years and before, see Qatari investment as grim. Whilst teenagers on the cesspit platforms are ready to get the celebration emoji's out.

Yeah, albeit Paul Warne likes a pressing forward and he's a Notts County fan, so all the parts were in place for this move.

A statement signing in League Two.

Bradshaw replaced at The Den.

Fair play to David Beckham who learned to speak English when he went to play in America.

https://theathletic.com/4596573/2023/06/09/manchester-united-takeover-psg-nasser-al-khelaifi/