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I'm less concerned by signing somebody like Grealish now we have financially competent owners than I would have been under the oloigarch's accountant and the corner shop impressario. I doubt Grealish failing here will ruin us.

Good Ebenig, Jin.

The only tour of Japan that people here will finish is on Assassin's Creed Shadows.

"But hey ho..."

It reflects our last 35 years...

I thought that was Paulo Dybala - but your point stands. Maybe it was Lukaku. Dybala only came in in 2022. Earns €8m a year, mind...

You've seen his presenting style, then?

Making a move to the continent, I hear. Signing for Dior Homme. Toffeenut last week confused his r for his n.

Not done until we have semi-nude photos from the treatment table during the medical. The modern-day equivalent of the scarf-over-the-head-in-the-Main-Stand pic.

All those who remember Mykolenko They won't forget what they've seen Destruction of the Everton team Prevented by Aznou, nineteen D-d-d-d-d-d-destruction...

Imagine the calves... "We like short shorts..."

He posted DINO the other day, so I suppose Dion Dublin could be a youthful addition if we're getting in Dino Zoff.

Only if Roma didn't...

Not unless we want to destroy the social-democratic, left-leaning ethos of our proud working-class club.

While Grealish wouldn't be my first choice, I'm intensely relaxed about signing him. If it goes belly-up, then it's on the recruitment team and Moyes. If it goes well, we'll see some better togger. Either way, it should open the door to other signings we might otherwise not get. With new...

What's Jim Rosenthal's view on all this?

And hasn’t yet sunk into the Mersey. So far…

You could say Munster is penalised for having a great provincial hurling championship, but our sides simply get on with reaching the final. Kerry massively deserving champions, Donegal afraid to take a risk or even a shot at two points.

As a Limerickman, I’d like to congratulate our local team on winning the football championship today. We’ll be back for the hurling next year…