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But Tomer, like everybody else, can give Murray a fair few years. Nobody can dispute Glenn has spent all of 2019 looking like everyone of his 137 years.

Beyond the normal turnover of players the one signing that I'm properly excited about is the one that isn't even on any radar. The new striker. The club must be getting one and that'll be the signing that will show us the expectations of next season.

He might already have the players he wants. Seemingly the same couldn't be said of his predecessor.

I'm sat here looking at my 'loose change' jar thinking I might need to cash that in soon. Tony probably has an app on his phone that chimes every time Bloom Inc makes another million pound. It's tough for me to take anyone other than Tony serious when it comes to matters of a financial nature.

I don't know if it's always been there and I've not noticed it before now, but this summer's second guessing and demeaning of Mr Bloom's business acumen is jawdropping. Quite how a bunch of fat middle-aged men with nothing better to do than spout forth on a faceless messageboard about Tony's...

Seemingly a decision that's hard to understand.

Assuming this wage cap exists, I'd be prepared to wager 3p that the players also have rather large 'productivity' bonuses. It wouldn't surprise me at all if those at the top last season weren't earning £50k a week but were in effect earning upto... ...£51k a week.

Yet he's not the oldest striker, at the club, by a good 4 years. :lol:

I find this very hard to believe, primarily because I think it's rather splendid news.