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Bellingham now asking Florentino to sign his mate TAA. Hope they do, Doku would love it.

La Linea is the town on the Spanish side of the border with Gibraltar. Apparently the team is based there.

Loved watching Gheorghe Hagi.

Actually the only reason it ended up head high was it took a deflection off the Serbian defender.

Even someone as talented as David Silva had to play out of position the majority of his international career due to Xavi and Iniesta. False Nine, wide left, wide right. The problem is that Bellingham's skillset is more reliable in an England team. England are not peak Barcelona or indeed City...

Viv Richards

Don't know what game people were watching. Foden was not stuck to the left wing at all. He was allowed to roam. We were essentially playing with wingbacks. It just wasn't his night. And Bellingham isn't as shite as some make out. Phil will have his moment. When I saw the team sheet I thought...

Think people are being a bit hard on Olmo because he's not Wirtz or Musiala. I reckon he's exactly the sort of player Pep could get a tune out of.

Was he playing in midfield?

Bloody hell. Souness was clairvoyant.

Great news

Brilliant article. Martin Samuel is the Pep of football journalism.

Look he had Alan Ball as a manager. It wasn't the best place for a footballer to ply their trade. In terms of playing style he was a bit Messiesque. People say he wouldn't play in today's team because of his mentality. But in terms of raw ability not many in the last 10 years match him.

Personally think Eddie, Bernardo, Kev, Julian stay maybe Kyle goes. Kalvin, Cancelo and Gomez will leave. As they hardly played we don't need replacements for them. Just need someone to share the workload with Rodri. We've got Savio coming in. Bernardo spends more time in the middle. Kev is used...

They do but as La Liga reasserts itself as the best league in the world PL revenues will decline and the Yanks will get less dosh.

Lenin once said that capitalists don't like competition. Once they've reached the top. The American owned clubs want to maintain profits by lowering costs, wages and transfer fees, whilst at the same time enjoying the revenue of the world's best league. Thus increasing shareholder value...

Wonder if he has considered that Real Madrid's haul of Champions Leagues makes United look very small fry.

Suspect that during the course of this City will be revealing evidence that will shine a light on our opponents business practices and attempts to stifle us.

Apparently Napoli and Barca want him

Would have thought signing Wirtz and Neves would be the best way to renew Guardiola's batteries