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Also got a year extension that I'm sure they'll trigger.

No, as RamsTV was always aimed at the overseas fans, and that hasn't changed.

Always has been the bad party. It should just go on % of ticket sales. If ticket sales are good, it can be on TV. If they're not, then the game isn't on.

Premier League won't have started then, so plausible it will be the only football.

That was almost certainly the case. People clamouring for him to return in that January after the World Cup didn't really get it was a financial impossibility.

Seen Reading have released their retained list. Femi Azeez has had a year option triggered so isn't out of contract.

I could be wrong, but wasn't there some kind of relaxing of the rules for football?

It was brewed as Madri by La Sagra brewery just outside of Madrid. Madri Excepcional was brewed in conjunction with Molson Coors, and is starting to gain a foothold in Spain too, both in Madrid and coastal areas. It is the fastest growing beer launch in history, which is pretty crazy considering it came out during Covid. It was really designed to compete with Moretti, which it has done. The irony of which is Heineken also own Moretti, so them introducing Cruzcampo has only really canibalised their own brand. You're right in that a lot of lagers do taste similar to the average person. You can really dig into it with tasting through Aroma, Appearance, Mouthfeel, Taste and Finish in proper tasting, but the most simple way is through a 1-5 rating on both sweetness and bitterness. If you're putting the three mainstream lagers against each other, you're looking at Fosters being the sweetest and least bitter, Carlsberg being the most bitter and least sweet and Carling being balanced between the two. That is the reason for the popularity - it appeals to the widest range tastes. Craft lager is where you get the wider variants as there's more license I suppose to do something a bit different.

Potentially, but there are processes to make hard water softer if necessary.

I could bore you for a while on Madri working there, but can emphatically say it is not "just Carling". The whole hyperbole of world lagers being brewed in the UK is just daft. It just makes far more financial sense. It doesn't change the ingredients. Scenes when people realise Fosters isn't Australian.

Shame he can’t teach his sides the same thing.

All depends on the club circumstances. No one will ever take away that Southampton game from me. Whereas I don’t even remember the one against Brighton.

That was intentional. We blocked the ball going to the better ball players at the back, forcing the the tug boat to try and get them going which he couldn’t do. Teams did it to us in years gone by when they marked Keogh and let Curtis Davies have the ball, which he couldn’t do anything with.

Bolton turned it round 2-1 at half time and that should be that.

Was it from Warne? He basically said as much in his interview.

Now we are back to the Championship, would love more academy games live on Rams TV like they used to be. Make it happen @Owen87ITK

So we've now established your motherboard is made by Philips.

Ah yeah, how much you seen of Milan Smit? Are you smitten?

Shout out to Watford, they real ones.

Only chance of that would be some really early friendly abroad as part of a camp. Haven't we done something similar to that before?

Very narrow-minded way of looking at transfers. You’re not considering anything to do with reputation or wages. This guy has been at Dortmund and has been a consistent international footballer.

Just seems a weird way to try and, presumably save money. The 3rd keeper is realistically never playing, so having one who is experienced, good with younger players, good in the dressing room, trains well, is comfortable with his role, has coaching aspirations and is cheap surely seems a pretty smart thing to have.

I'm pretty sure we would if it ever got down to it for any length of time. He already has his own coaching business, which he regularly posts about.

Likely that money helped us get Ebou as well... and we don't go up without him.

I see a lot of people releasing Loach but not sure I would. He's more of a coach at this point, he will be on peanuts.