The Fish

Well, I know that I would be cockahoop if my already extremely expensive outlay just got much, much more expensive.

I wonder how it will impact their takeover.

It's not going to mean we're free to do whatever the fuck we want, but it might free us up a little?

CL football means more money, better players, deeper squad. Which means better chance of competing for domestic honours.

How does the NFL network get around that, I wonder?

In that case, I wonder what's stopping the Premier League cobbling together a PL+ platform.

I disagree. All movies, all sports, all entertainment for £70 a year? Less than £6 a month for packages that'd legally cost north of £100pm

It's money though, isn't it? Sky and TNT can pay £6.7bn for the Premier League because they can pass the costs onto the customers and the advertisers. Would the PL get £6.7bn from users and advertisers if there was a subscription based PL app? There's also the infrastructure required to handle such an undertaking.

I won't bother my arse again. If it's on Now TV, I'm sure I can find some stream worth my time. If not, I know I can get a dodgy firestick for about £70, so it'd make more sense just to do that.

You have to hope so, because Mackems can't.

I paid £15 for Now TV for the game only to discover it was only available through the red button and thus not through either Now TV or the Sky app. Ended up watching on a stream

This is it for me. They're not going to tart up SJP, when they could build something new.

Frustratingly, this is the kind of fixture that Elliot Anderson or Lewis Miley would have enjoyed.

+ Thoroughly professional performance. + Doesn't look like we picked up any worrying injuries. + Fringe players got minutes. - Not sure about Osula, he didn't really impress me. - We were bereft of creativity without Bruno - Didn't get a chance to see any of the young players like Sanusi

Well, sure, but even if "money is no object", it really still is an object, isn't it? PIF aren't going to splurge £2bn on a stadium when it's just a money pit, are they? Especially if Spurs just had a brand spanking new 60k stadium, in the heart of London, for half that price.

With a bottle of Pinot and a rotisserie chicken?

Newcastle United face £1bn bill to redevelop St James’ Park (telegraph.co.uk) For £1bn I'd want more than tarting up the Milburn and Leazes and adding an extra 8k seats. Also, in that article it says that a new stadium would cost £2-£3bn, which doesn't make a whole heap of sense to me when Tottenham's new stadium 'only' cost £1bn. And given that's a massive build, in London, I cannot for a second think that a build in Newcastle would be two or three times more expensive.

I can hope.

I hope it hurts.

Moving is a piece of piss if you pay someone to do it all for you.

You could buy my Mam and Dad's house off them?

I think we should deploy the appliance of science.

That's genuinely outrageous The reasons look like absolute arm-chancery as well.