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Fleetwood please

I'll take part!

Man City's performance next season depends massively on whether they can keep Laporte fit or not. If you look at the performance when Laporte is in the team vs. not in the team the difference is huge. Laporte is more important to Man City than Van Dijk is to Liverpool and if he stays fit for the full season, Man City will win the league.

Kevin McGowne fits well. Could also have Frazer Wright in there for another centre half if need be. Left back I'd likely go for Greg Taylor.

Not sure I'd class McCoist as one of our all-time best. I'd probably be looking at Colin Nish or Paul Heffernan for that final striker position. Jerome Vareille would also be up there but probably didn't score enough goals. Everything else I'd agree with though.

I hope when fans are allowed back that David Silva gets the send off he deserves. I'm not a massive fan of the English game but Silva has been one of those players that you just like if you have any interest in football at all.

You would guess it's been weighted on off-the-pitch reasons as well, because you could quite easily say he's not been the best player in the league (De Bruyne), nor the best Liverpool player (Mane) nor the best Liverpool midfielder (Fabinho) or even the best Henderson in the league (Dean)! However, given Marcus Rashford finished in the top five, I guess it's to do with non-footballing reasons as well.

First eight races have been confirmed.

If we were to go based on hours played it would just be five versions of Championship Manager/Football Manager, however, making things a bit more unique: 1: Championship Manager 01/02 - I could spend hours playing this without even noticing it. Since then I think I've bought every CM/FM release since. 2: Civ III - Reading the Twitter thread Benji posted it seems that Civ III was the 'bad one' of the Civ early games due to it not being done by Sid Meier, but I could still lose myself in the full game and no other Civ before or since has caught my interest like Civ III 3: Broke

Outside of the two Mercedes drivers, Verstappen and Leclerc, Sainz is the best driver on the grid (outside of Kimi, but obviously with a lot more potential than Kimi!) so not a surprise to see Ferrari go for him. Still surprised that Sergio Perez is never really discussed when these top 3 positions open up. Will be interesting to see how Ricciardo copes at McLaren though, he was consistenly beaten by Verstappen in 2018, found more of a better level at Renault when he had Hulkenberg as his partner, but is now going back to a team with a young promising driver who will likely upstage him s

Bobby Firmino was a level above everyone else on the pitch tonight. Salah gets most of the credit for Liverpool this season but Firmino showed tonight how much of a worker he is.