David Cleminson

@AndrewMayne Great tip. AI is revolutionising learning. What I love about it is the granular control it gives you over how you learn, so you can tailor it to your preferences leaps and bounds more than you previously could.

Watching a YouTube video and asking ChatGPT in the sidebar to create an infographic to help explain the topic. We went from summarizing to enhancing.

@henrywinter Can I ask Henry, are there any circumstances where you would ever consider a price increase to be justifiable or do you expect clubs to charge the same entrance fee in perpetuity?

“The message is clear that supporters feel that their loyalty is being stretched and exploited.” Everton Fan Advisory Board polled fans on club’s ticket-price increases (some approaching 10%).... •       74% believe increases are unfair •       74% feel new pricing structure offers limited or poor value for money •       81% feel loyalty was not appreciated in the pricing decision •       82% rate Club comms as poor or limited •       62% say trust in the Club has eroded •       85% believe supporter views were not considered in the pricing decision •       94% want structured annual consultation between the Club and FAB on pricing decisions… “We’ve been clear since presenting proposals for a price freeze that we recognise the financial pressures facing the Club and the importance of being competitive both on and off the pitch,” says @EFC_FanAdvisoryBoard. Emphasises loyalty of fans, passionate about watching their team. “But placing an additional financial burden on supporters for an estimated short-term revenue gain of £1.5m is misguided and fails to understand the true impact on supporters and the inevitable erosion of trust.” On poll...1700 fans responded. 86% season ticket holders, 94% been supporting club for 20+ years. #EFC

@henrywinter Stevie G the favourite but he's got a mixed track record as a manager.

Scott Parker and Burnley had to part ways. Slightly strange timing now with four games remaining – poor financial accounts just out? Been drifting since November, arguably could have gone then. Fans had turned on Parker, although still grateful for last season’s promotion and the 100-point season. Needed better football and more of a connection with fans. Burnley’s plight it’s not just down to Parker. James Trafford exit damaging, players not good enough, squad needs clear-out, then investment, smarter singings. Parker will doubtless pick up a decent job in the Championship – and do well. He’s just the type of manager that Burnley would have gone for having been relegated. 10 Premier League managers have left their jobs this season (+ five inc caretakers). 12 when Iraola and Glasner move, possibly 13 depending on Carrick. Managerial merry/miserygoround. #twitterclarets

@s8mb Interested in your reasons, Sam.

I've said before that I don't think men should work in nurseries, and nurseries should have the right to not employ them. In fact, not only is it illegal for nurseries to not hire men, the government is running a PR campaign to encourage them to apply! gov.uk/government/new…

@henrywinter Burnley are in the championship next season; who's good at getting teams promoted from the championship? Oh yeah, Scott Parker.

'It has been an immense privilege to lead this great club over the past two years. I have enjoyed every moment of our journey together, but feel that now is the right time for both parties to move in a different direction." Scott Parker #twitterclarets

@henrywinter He’s done well and deserves a crack at the permanent job. But he did the same at the Boro, got off to a flyer, then it all went south. I’d still be tempted by Iraola.

Manchester United closing on Champions League football, and Michael Carrick surely closing on the permanent role. 13 games, 9 wins, 2 draws, 2 defeats. The performances haven’t all been convincing but the results largely have been. A good performance/result against Liverpool at Old Trafford on Sunday might make the clamour for Carrick irresistible. Unless Ineos can tempt one of the big beasts of management to Old Trafford. But who? Julian Nagelsmann? Luis Enrique? Difficult. Carrick favourite. He's done everything that Ineos has asked so far. He came in and changed the tactics. He changed the form and changed the mood amongst the players and amongst the support. Against Brentford, Carrick tweaked the team at half-time to a five to give United more control. Important change. Decisive. Helps having one game a week, more time at Carrington to prepare. Different rhythm and challenge next season - if he gets the job. The football needs to be better. One thing is certain: starting XI needs strengthening, squad needs deepening. #MUFC

@henrywinter Still need another 3 points to guarantee safety, especially with away games against West Ham and spurs to come.

Leeds United can take pride in their season. Leaving Wembley disappointed and frustrated actually shows what they have achieved this season. They under-performed compared to some of their more vibrant, assertive form on that seven-game unbeaten run. Leeds lost (deservedly) to a newly-motivated Chelsea side whose starting XI cost £551m. Leeds’ starting XI cost £103m. It's not a level playing field for starters. Leeds went out with a whimper, too meek in the first half, but have over-achieved this season. Plenty of reasons for positivity. Close to confirming they’re staying up, against gloomy pre-season predictions of many rivals. Six points clear of the drop zone with four games remaining and Burnley at home on Friday. Showing a togetherness in the team and between players and supporters that others covet. Generating atmospheres in stadia that few can match. Guided by a likeable head coach in Daniel Farke who made the right decision when the pressure was on most, changing the tactics and mood (Etihad, Nov 29). Good players like Gudmundsson and Ampadu stepping up, Calvert-Lewin getting back in England contention, Stach class. A fully fit Stach would have helped against Wembley (arrived at the break). An earlier tweak to 3-4-2-1 to combat Chelsea’s control and give DCL some support might have helped (Farke did go to a back-four at half-time but Chelsea closed down the game, including time-wasting and tactical time-outs). Leeds can still take pride in reaching the semi-final of the Cup, taking 34,000 to Wembley, and could easily have sold out the stadium on their own. That river of white and yellow flowing from all parts towards football's HQ confirmed the size of the club and the passion it stirs. Need to strengthen further in the summer, keep key players, and continue building. A bad day at Wembley, a missed opportunity, a sense of dismay, cannot slow Leeds United's revival. #LUFC

@GrahamSmyth Good

Just 14 arrests as 80,000-plus pack Wembley for Leeds United v Chelsea. But 16 Leeds fans could yet be prosecuted for homophobic chanting. #lufc yorkshireeveningpost.co.uk/sport/football…

@thsottiaux Personally, I'd like to be able to delete projects and chats from with the app.

It’s the little things that matter, what are some small papercuts you have noticed in Codex? We’ll fix as many as possible in the next week.

@DCBMEP @DanielJHannan @johnredwood @DavidGHFrost @CamillaTominey @SirBillCash @DrDStarkeyCBE @LiamHalligan @MarkJLittlewood If they were going to be seized, wouldn’t the opportunities have been seized by now?

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@tomhfh I kind of like it.

Forget tea, Boston City Hall needs chucking in the harbour.

@tomhfh David Frost didn't last long in that job?

Inspired appointment. One of the most formidable communicators in the battle of ideas, on any side.

@henrywinter Soccer Saturday made it redundant.

End of Football Focus. End of an era. No great surprise. Clashed with games, fixtures all over the place and people consume football content differently in a digital era. The Hand of Pod everywhere. Worth remembering that FF showcased plenty of great interviews, insight & talent over past 52 years 📺🙌

@henrywinter Leicester, Leicester are falling apart, again.

“It is beyond belief that senior leadership has been allowed to continue presiding over such a catastrophic decline.” 🦊#LCFC

@henrywinter At least give him until the semi-final. It's only fair to Leeds.

If Chelsea’s leadership decide to dismiss Liam Rosenior how poignant that his last match as their head coach was at Brighton. The club where he finished his playing career, where he started coaching (as assistant of their Under-23s), where he was part of a family ethos that Chelsea currently lack, where there was support for individuals enduring difficult times, where talent gets developed and players take responsibility and work hard for the manager and the club. A club which showed empathy for a devastated Rosenior last night. Rosenior is struggling, the players aren't responding or delivering, the results and performances are unacceptable, the fans have been let down and he probably will be dismissed soon. But Chelsea's board must appreciate this: their club has bought plenty of players from Brighton. They could do with acquiring some of their culture, too. #CFC #BHAFC

@henrywinter Please don’t sack him before Sunday.

Completely unacceptable performance by Chelsea. Embarrassing. No organisation, no heart, no fight, no pride, no leadership, no goal threat. It’s like they’ve given up at Brighton. Just because they’re near the beach doesn’t mean they’re allowed to be on it. Shameless performance. No wonder the fans are furious. These aren’t useless players, they’re internationals, which makes their abject showing at the Amex even worse. Overpaid underperformers. Liam Rosenior will probably pay the price for this string of shameful displays and results, he’s out of his depth, but he’s the symptom of the malaise at Chelsea, not the cause. Club needs some grown-ups, experienced football people in the boardroom, in the recruitment department and in the dressing-room. Chelsea are such a contrast to Brighton & Hove Albion, who are so well-run on and off the field. BlueCo has to look, listen and learn. Because Boehly and Eghbali are currently overseeing a self-inflicted shambles. #CFC

From how the team operates, I always thought Codex would eventually win. But I am pleasantly surprised to see it happening so quickly. Thank you to all the builders; you inspire us to work even harder.