u/UKMegaGeek

I'm all for bending City over a barrel, but one perspective that I don't see being discussed is if City are punished to within an inch of their lives, and potentially go bankrupt, what happens to those clubs who are still owed money from transfers.

For example, Forest for Anderson and Everton for N'Diaye? Obviously, no one cares about Chelsea and Enzo!

Do they just get given the players back, or do they suffer from the knock on effects as other clubs raid the carcass for bargain buys.

We have been on the other side of this when we raided Rangers all those years ago.

What if Michael Biehn had been cast as Alex Murphy?

The scene where Johnny Ringo is shot in the head by Doc had me flashing back to when Murphy is slaughtered by Boddiker and his goons.

Then it got me thinking that Biehn could probably pull off that haunted part of Murphy very well, as well as the anger when Robocop starts wanting revenge.

Last few films I've watched had a Hyundai advert before them telling me I'm getting to watch the film ad-free.

Films have been Over Your Dead Body and the new Masters of the Universe.

Not complaining, but what gives?

So, after getting bored of waiting for the Lille match to be confirmed, I thought sod it, and bought 3 tickets for the Palace match via Seat Unique.

Not cheap, but at least we're guaranteed 3 seats together for an actual competitive match.

It's my first visit to the HDS since it opened, so apart from checking out my plaque on Everton Way and my picture on the fan wall, what are the MUST DO'S at the new stadium?

Why do they still wear the full match official kit?

It's like working from home in a suit and a tie!

Would love to pop up to see the new stadium and preseason may be the only chance I get.

I know we have Burnout Paradise remastered already, but am I the only one who would leap to buy remasters of the earlier Burnout games, especially Revenge?