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When they played at Celtic a couple of seasons ago, a pub near Celtic's ground advertised the match as 'Celtic v A German Team' because they couldn't spell Borussia Mönchengladbach. This then went viral and Mönchengladbach produced a scarf with 'A German Team' on one side to cash in!

Preston wouldn't even be in the top 20. You're probably thinking of Deepdale which is one of the oldest league grounds still in use.

Well Bassini has got until tomorrow to come up with the money: https://www.bwfc.co.uk/news/2019/april/a-note-from-the-chairman5/ "l have decided to give Mr Bassini until close of play on Monday to complete the outstanding matters, or l will have to consider exercising the alternative options...

We've got one player on £500K a year who has barely kicked a ball all season apparently.

Spot on. They can all leave now as far as i'm concerned... without their money. Play the kids in the last two fixtures.

You seem to be a bit obsessed with us Bertie.

The best bit is that is that they spent ages trying to crack the code and then realised that the key needed to decipher it was in the back of one of his notebooks all the time.

Here's the documentary about capturing the image: https://www.bbc.co.uk/iplayer/episode/m00042l4/how-to-see-a-black-hole-the-universes-greatest-mystery The amount of preparation they had to do to create it is incredible. In the words of Ian Dury, 'There ain't half been some clever bastards'.

4-4. Barcelona equalised with the last kick of the game. They were 4-2 down with 89 mins played.

ITV4 have done well with these games. There hasn't been a bad one yet. Maybe the BBC could spend some of our licence fee on stuff like this.

How the f**k has that happened?

Barcelona are all over the place.

Three goals in the first 25 minutes. Neither team bothering with defence. VAR is a bit tedious after every goal though.

All those empty seats. What a bunch of glory hunters.

Bolton have traditionally been the best supported club in the area outside the two Manchester clubs, so that probably plays a part. Blackpool have their own understandable reasons dating back to 1974. There's never been any issues with PNE.

That's a whole new level of clueless.

It depends what you mean by 'return'. Reforming is one thing, returning to the league isn't quite as easy. Workington were once a league club, as were Maidstone and Halifax. They've all reformed but none of them have yet made it back into the Football League.

It was a fantastic achievement to win the title with Forest but they weren't quite a team of rejects. They signed Peter Shilton for a record fee for a goalkeeper that season, as well as Archie Gemmell and Kenny Burns.

I like Brian Clough but why is he ahead of Bob Paisley?

Perhaps you could give us the benefit of your expertise in running a football club then.