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Trev and Baby Elvis: kitted out!

I know it's obvious that Man Utd would earn more money than Derby, but it's typical, the rich just get richer. I think it reflects today's society.

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With just one week left before our summer holiday's it's fair to say that we're all in good spirits!

Obviously we all love our jobs, but there aren't too many better feelings than having a holiday on the horizon, especially when they're as long as school holidays are!

With that in mind it was a pretty quite weekend with most of us planning our trips abroad to various sunny locations and of course we were all glued to our screens -those of us who weren't at the games - to see who'd win the Premier League.

Jimi has been walking on air ever since the final whistle went at the JJB on Sunday and may need a new remote control after admitting he had never flicked so much between two matches in his life!

Meanwhile Tubes watched all the drama unfold from his seat in the Matthew Harding stand at Stamford Bridge as Chelsea's title challenge came to an end.

"I'm not too disappointed", he told us. "I think we've had a good season really." We reckon a certain trip to Moscow has probably softened the blow!

Trev, meanwhile, has been getting all philosophical on us after reading how much money each team had made in the Premier League this season.

"I know it's obvious that Man Utd would earn more money than Derby, but it's typical, the rich just get richer. I think it reflects today's society."

We're not sure what has brought on Trev's philosophical musings (dark mood), but it may have something to do with getting lost on the underground and nearly missing kick-off on Sunday for West Ham's last game of the season against Aston villa.

With the Jubilee line closed Trev was forced to find another route to Upton Park and... let's just say it didn't go too well!

Still the society we live in and the state of our transport system will no doubt be the last thing on his mind after Baby Elvis revealed he has been invited back to New Wembley to take part in another half-time penalty shoot out.

The only difference this time is that they want Trev to go along with him in his Battenburg costume!

Understandably our resident referee isn't keen on gracing the hallowed Wembley turf dressed as a bright pink cake:

"I'm not doing it. Seriously, there's no way i'm doing it!"

And on that note we'll say goodbye and have a good summer.

We'll be in touch!