Pro clubs will just take the Man City approach to rules and ignore it?

It’s the quantity of impacts rather than the quality that does the damage so if you’re a centre back constantly heading the ball then you’re most at risk. The ban doesn’t apply in Wales because no one gives a shit about the Welsh.

Dazzer when this was mentioned in the past I think it was aimed at cutting down the amount of heading but also making them so unused to it that they will tend to avoid it.

if they can't head in training, but can in matches, won't they just be shit at heading so more likely to do it wrong & be more at risk of injury

Pete think about what is technically the national sport in Wales. Think they’d take more convincing about it.

JtD's link says heading is only banned during training, so the little darlings can do all the damage they like to themselves during matches. Says the ban doesn't stretch to Wales. Maybe they don't get dementia there.

Windlesham - believe so

Do we know if Wordsworth’s contract is up in the summer?

Wu hopinh that is at least in some way responsive to to the shoe leather me and others have put in lately.

KT2 no lol but 2 million seems a fair price to pay perhaps 2.5 million then :)

For anyone fretting about playing budget, don’t forget that Appiah will free up a significant chunk when he leaves.

PLB up above 5.3 million. Anything now is a bonus, should get to 5.5 if not more.

Spit-I think the stripper Sundays started about 11 or 12am not afternoons,attended a good few of those and they weren't just strippers,seen some sights there.

Rped, I think that they would prefer gender neutral eunuchs, in a rainbow turban

Happy to quality assure that performance.

Spit - they'll be fine providing the strippers are men

Just imagine our woke fans if we put strippers on at NPL😂

Actually think we played sunday,so more would attend the strippers in Nelson's on a sunday afternoon 😂

Palace played sunday because of sainsburys using car park,.we played a few on sunday to see if we got bigger crowds,Carlisle ,fulham 85/86 season

Basildon - Mumford / £2M?! Do you know something I don't?

Those were weird times, beating Palace and the Blades 5-0 on successive weekends then less than a month later losing 6-1 to Carlisle

Also from Info's link, how unusual it seemed that the Old Farm Derby in the League Cup was played at a weekend

Junior referees can probably handle kids games, even when parents are vile to anyone in hearing distance. The biggest barrier is Sunday League games, where the sole aim of each and every player seems to be to shout the loudest at the referee. It is hard to see how anyone gains any enjoyment from this, although the use of the sin bin might be working.

We also played them at home on the Sunday so it must have been to gain extra fans

Personally, I think we should play more games on a Sunday, especially at NPL