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Excellent - £28 million should just about cover one of the loge seats in the west stand at Bramley Moore for a season.

Doesn’t matter how many times he steps on the rake of an incorrect definitive statement, he keeps on stepping.

And I'd be looking at the Dixie shirt... actually, everyone's shirt who played before the 1990s... and thinking "it's nice, I like it... but he didn't have his name on his shirt when he was playing."

Despite the fact that reads as insane at first glance, I've always thought he got that one right. It may well in fact be the only thing in his political career that he got right.

Yes, in the West Stand I believe - and I'm pretty sure they're one part of the seasonal premium hospitality packages that have all been sold.

Yeah, the wall is at worst a non-issue to basically everyone. I’m a big fan of it, personally.

You can tell me means it because he's used a bold serif font.

I have hundreds of millions of reasons for you why we’re not as attractive as we might be… But there is a figure at which Moshiri could sell where we represent both value for money and an exciting investment opportunity for the right buyer. The problem is, that’s below what Moshiri is looking for.

Beats riffing on a famine of 40 years ago, doesn’t it?

I'm afraid we can only afford shorter wavelength lightbulbs now, so it's likely to be bathed in a crimson light, unfortunately.

Any other solution seems more complicated, so I wouldn't be surprised if it remains the same as then. The channel has been present in designs throughout - though it did for a period have a third access bridge, I'm not sure how much that would affect things:

I'm pretty sure that's what this means - can't really see another way of interpreting it: There is hydrological connectivity between Sandon Half-Tide Dock and Nelson Dock via BMD through sluice pipes constructed along the dock basin So basically, it stops the water getting stagnant, I guess.

So a subsurface pipe will connect Sandon to this new BMD channel to Nelson, is that right?

Yeah, have seen the progress - but presumably they've got to line that with concrete, build up the walls etc. It's not like digging a pond in the back garden I'm guessing!

Yeah, the stadium externally is nearly there. The biggest thing I see when I look at it externally now is the paving / finishing of the ground still to be done on the wider site. There's just so much of it to do, particularly out the West side (including digging out and finishing the water...

Agreed. The drone guys have done an amazing job keeping us updated. Given that we’re about 7 or 8 months from completion, I went back to look at some of the drone vids from 7 or 8 months, to see what kind of progress has been made - and it’s pretty substantial: I also went back a year, and...

He’s done very well - I don’t think you can fairly frame this season any other way than a huge success for Dyche and his methods. The only blemish is that we’ve made most of our points in a couple of excellent streaks - and had to endure a historically terrible slump in the middle. But it...

No, and I don’t think there’s any danger of it happening, either. No one at Everton remembers him. Except maybe Coleman and a disinterested Moshiri who’s busy waddling off into the sunset.

So I see from the guide we’re on TNT this afternoon. Not that I care overly, but don’t Sky normally have all the final day games?

Frankly we need this kind of reputational over-inflation of players we’re looking to sell. Onana has bags of potential, but he hasn’t shown enough for us to confirm he’s definitely on his way to hitting that potential. If we’re selling him this summer, we need to hope that hasn’t been noticed.