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How on earth did Green Book win an Oscar for best film?

But they're not competing against Real Madrid either. They've taken one point from home games against Bolton and Ipswich, two teams that have been in the bottom three practically all season.

They haven't just had a 'three game bad spell', they've taken 12 points from the last 30.

They may be fourth but they're 9 points behind the second automatic promotion place. They've taken one point from the last three games and that was a draw at home to the bottom placed club today. They're closer to dropping out of the play-offs than going up automatically.

Yes, it's difficult to have a lot of sympathy with someone who buys a football club and then complains that they're having to shell out to keep it going. I think the position he leaves the club in will dictate what his legacy will be.

It is written by him. I don't think he's helped his cause by slagging off people who are owed money and who have taken steps to recoup that money from the club. Some of the staff have taken to writing to the local paper to voice their opinion anonymously.

Most of it is old news regarding the previous regime but as you say it is fascinating. To be fair to him he does publish regular messages which give an insight into how the club is run. He probably gives away a bit too much sometimes though.

Peter Kenyon pulled out of buying Newcastle and is now heading up a consortium trying to buy Bolton.

He wasn't sacked, nor did he leave because we 'wanted more attractive football.' He left because he wanted to challenge for the Champions League after we'd just missed out to Arsenal but there wasn't a budget to do so.

It's light years ahead of were it was a few years ago though. It's improving all the time as well.

Silverware for an England football team! I never thought i'd see the day.

3-0 England. Cracking pass to set up the third.

1-0 England. Great strike.

Don't talk shite.

Are my eyes deceiving me or is there actually a galleon at one end of the ground?

https://www.thesun.co.uk/sport/football/8568469/man-utd-chelsea-kenyon-bolton-newcastle/

Nowt wrong wit' th'accent.

Wolves lost £1M PER WEEK last season in the Championship! The future of some of these clubs will be hanging by a thread if the owners get bored.

Sheffield Wednesday would be well down the list of teams in the Championship who have the potential to be a top six Premier League team.

They were the only interested bidders at the time. The current owner doesn't really have the money to fund the club long term. His plan was to reduce the overheads and sell it on to someone who does.