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That doesn't apply to signing free agents.

Your total lack of knowledge of other local football clubs.

Top 26 not top 50. Not bad considering we last won a major trophy in 1958. You're still lagging behind Liverpool's second best club.

I didn't realise that football only started two seasons ago, although to be fair you do sound like someone who thinks Sky invented the game.

That's a whole new level of clueless. Behind Burnley and Blackburn? The area i'm referring to includes both Burnley and Blackburn. You really need to do your homework: http://www.englishfootballleaguetables.co.uk/stats/totalavegate.html

You were wrong the first time and you're still wrong now. We wouldn't be the third best supported club in the area if the majority supported other clubs. We haven't been allowed to sell any season tickets this season. Tickets for the first home game only went on sale just over 24 hours...

Football Ventures interview: https://www.theboltonnews.co.uk/sport/17869534.exclusive-bolton-wanderers-new-owners-discuss-plans/

You're wrong about our support. I thought that was pretty obvious from my reply.

There are only about three senior players left at the club, most of the others cancelled their contracts and left. We've been playing a team of kids for most of the season, mainly 17 and 18 year olds. The average age of the team that drew 0-0 with Coventry was 19, the youngest in the club's...

Senior players are available and we'll be recruiting what's left of the loans and free transfers i would imagine.

The support will pick up now that the club can finally start selling season tickets.

Bolton are the third best supported team in the area behind Utd and City.

Nick Mason chipped in a few quid.

If Rochdale can survive, so can Bury. At City and Utd? It's all very well pontificating about how the town doesn't care about their football club but most football supporters in Bury probably don't support Bury.

What a strange analogy. I'd get rid of that business hat, it obviously isn't helping.

They are excellent but i didn't think it was weird enough to be honest.

Could have been brilliant but wasn't. So many unnecessary digressions which could easily have been left out. Some very clunky dialogue as well. Not sure if the final half hour makes up for it, although i liked the plot twist at the end.

Public Service Broadcasting at the Royal Albert Hall: https://www.bbc.co.uk/iplayer/episode/m00071mr/bbc-proms-2019-public-service-broadcasting

Vague waffle. Are you Boris Johnson?

Define 'something'.