Aaron Mooy scores against Newcastle United but could he playing for the Magpies next season?
The Premier League is back in action this weekend.
That&apos;s normally something most fans would celebrate after the international break but, of course, for Town fans, let&apos;s be fair we all wish the season was over and we could start looking towards the next campaign.
Just before I get onto Town, I must give a mention to Gareth Southgate and his young England side.
It is great to see young players totally engaged with the national team, hugely talented and giving their all.
Club fans will buy into youngsters playing if they are their own products, give them a lot more leeway and certainly not jump on their backs if anything goes wrong.
The only thing which has gone wrong for this young England side so far is probably the World Cup semi-final, but they have bounced back and look even more enthused to pull on the Three Lions shirt.
That is brilliant for any English football fan to see.
I would have given you any price a year ago that you wouldn&apos;t have heard me say &apos;bring on the Nations League and Euros&apos;, but there you go.
On Town, I am still scratching my head to try and work out what on earth happened in the last 10 minutes at West Ham.
I want to be positive and say Town were excellent, hence why they got the 3-1 lead, but the way West Ham so easily turned it around makes me think the Hammers were awful but simply woke up right at the end.
We have talked this season about a team struggling at the level they are playing and, certainly, there have been occasions where we have been totally out-classed.
But the only concern, really, was about mental fragility.
We talked in the early weeks of the campaign about going in front but then simply handing out an equaliser on a plate to the opposition.
From the determination of going up with a negative goal difference, which says your team is mentally tough and can grind out results by narrow margins, there has certainly been a drift to mental softness now.
We saw that in the last 10 minutes at West Ham.
I am not going to go into individual errors or particular goals, but the outcome pretty much typified Town&apos;s season.
Now there are seven games to go and, as I have said before, it is now time to start looking at the core of the team for next season.
I would love to think Hogg, Billing and Mooy would be our central three going into a Championship campaign, but there is already talk of Mooy going to Newcastle, and those are the sort of reports which do affect players.
There is no way of insulating them from those sorts of external pressures.
Players are now playing for their futures.
Jan Siewert will be given money to spend and how he does that will be crucially important, because there isn&apos;t too much wrong with the core of the team.
Town have some talented individuals, but just need to get themselves all back on the same page.
Just to finish with some racing, it&apos;s the start of the Flat season this week with the Lincoln at Doncaster.
It&apos;s a bit of a cavalry charge with 22 runners coming down the straight mile at Doncaster, so I will be having 50p each way on an old timer, Third Time Lucky.