Mick McCarthy

If anyone likes those markets, it just caught our eye in the office the other day that we thought it was a little bit big for Semenya.

In a City team who can score goals.

I thought it was a rescue, right?

you could win the league and they wouldn't move from a few specials around Michael Carrick, by the way, a few interesting ones.

There are a shorter price to finish in the bottom half than they are to finish in the top four, seven to two to finish in the bottom half, 11 to two to finish in the top four to lose the next three games.

Um, that's Man City obviously at home, Arsenal away and then Fulham at home, 11 to one to lose those three.

Um,

The 15-8 to concede six or more goals in those three games as well combined.

And character leave before the 24th of May, end of the season, is 20-1.

I think there's some value in there somewhere.

and all the social memes already, like, you know, the kind of, um, you know, the thing with AI is like, and we know, we know footballers are on social media and they will react to it and they'll be laughing about it.

And there's all the memes about him looking like the guy from the, um, from the in-betweeners and like looking like a bit of a geek.

And he's like, he's a FIFA player and all that sort of stuff.

So yeah, that,

That has to permeate through to players these days, I think.

It's a worry because you just wish him the best because it's a great opportunity.

I thought the same about Thomas Frank, weirdly.

At the start of the season, I know I'm going to sound like an after-timer here, but I swear I said it.

When I saw him in the dugout and when I saw him doing the press conferences, he looked small for Tottenham.

I don't know what I mean by that, but I just thought at the time, something about this isn't quite right.