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"What if the winners qualify for the Europa League via domestic competition? If the Conference League winners qualify for the 2025/26 league phase of the Europa League through its domestic competitions, the vacancy created is filled by the club with the highest individual club coefficient of...

Is that right? I thought in that scenario they just take one of the two Europa spots and there would only be an extra spot if they finished too low to otherwise qualify for Europa (i.e. 8th)?

He has pace, stamina and strength. When he's on form he can glide past the defender, he can assist, he can score. He has the potential to play at the very highest level. Given that EPL is the strongest league in the world, top EPL class is world class. If only he can turn learn how to turn his...

He's young, raw and unreliable. Just like Baleba, he has the potential to be world class if he can switch his brain on and start using both feet.

Edit: never mind, answered above.

Both Villa and Newcastle have really come into good form at the right time. If between them they can push Chelsea and City out, great.

I thought those stuttered run ups werent allowed anyway? Never mind, all's well that ends well.

The pace on Newcastle's attacks is causing Palace all sorts of problems. Something that has disappeared from our play in recent weeks.

That advert winds me up no end, and they shove it in every ad break. Whatever bullshit it is that comes out of his mouth is nowhere near "I can clean your windows tomorrow" in Spanish.

Is that the same public press that she is accusing of not giving her a platform? Luckily she is unlikeable and uncharismatic, which makes her much less dangerous than others of her ilk.

Flashbacks to a night out in Bangkok.

Absolutely, not least because he seems to perform better (or at least more consistently) for the Dutch NT than he does for us. After a good World Cup he will be worth a lot more. He's got great potential, already has eyes on him, and there's a while left on his contract. Also it seems that...

Let's hope it doesn't go the same way as the London Resort by Bluewater. Bedford is actually quite a sensible location for this, access to London, the Midlands and airports, as well as the new East West Rail link.

As an aside, this means our very own ex U21 coach Simon Rusk will be a Premier League manager unless they bring in his replacement sharpish. Did Rusk get any games in the period between Martin and Juric?

And then they can win the FA Cup and take a European spot anyway. I reckon it's in our best interests for Forest to win it now. As soon as we were knocked out, this "wide open" FA Cup presents a problem.

Or we'll finish 8th above them and they'll take our European spot through the cup. Worst case scenario.

This is sort of a confirmation bias. The likes of Kadioglu and Wieffer could have proved themselves as central "undroppable" cogs in the machine had they not been injured, just as you have described Rutter and Minteh. I suppose it's all by the by anyway. We purposely bought a lot of depth in...

As it finished. Finally another win for the U21s.

Yes, fair enough I can't argue with that. I'm not meaning to do him down, just highlight that not everyone can perform as Caicedo did. He's also my player of the season - Veltman was his only real competition before his injury.

Expectations are high, because Caicedo was doing exactly that for us - 9/10 every week. Caicedo was the extremely rare exception. Balena isn't quite there yet.