Read the match thread comments on here especially when we don't do so well. Would you really like to share our club with some of them?If these fuckers are so interested in removing dodgy owners etc - why doesn't someone propose a full football reset.
Remove all owners and have fan owned/small business owned teams make football an even playing field, teams are only allowed a certain budget for wages and costs (equal for all no matter how big the team was) - have to have UK players only and 7 have to be local - all match day & TV revenue shared equally.
No one will propose that - as the Premier League as a product will be fucked and all these journo cunts will be out of a job - no one will be interested in UK football. Money will go out of the game then the European leagues will jump in and take the opportunity.
Silly idea like
If you tell her.Gold belongs to the crown, even if found on your land.
Jake Humphrey got a real bashing by some Leeds fans on their channel, thought I'd share it:
edit: My mistake, I've just realised they are all Leeds fans(title threw me off and the accents), only slightly less funny in that case.
Jake Humphrey got a real bashing by some Leeds fans on their channel, thought I'd share it:
edit: My mistake, I've just realised they are all Leeds fans(title threw me off and the accents), only slightly less funny in that case.
I remember when PeligriniNever liked the smarmy twat and disliked him even more after him saying live on air after our loss at Chelsea handed the tramps the title that "tonight is his proudest moment as a presenter".
He is a proper nobhead.
I remember when Pellegrini took over at City and they put on a pre-season fans meeting thing at the Gmex. There were hundreds of fans there and the players and manager were on stage and introduced to the crowd. The compare was Humphries, and I always remember how nervous he looked. I don't think the fans took to him, often wonder if that's one of the reasons why he never has a good word to say about us. Think Jason Manford did a comedy bit there as well.Never liked the smarmy twat and disliked him even more after him saying live on air after our loss at Chelsea handed the tramps the title that "tonight is his proudest moment as a presenter".
He is a proper nobhead.
Well said. The run-in looks like it will be as fantastic as 2018/19, 2013/14 and 2011/12. Let's hope we get the same outcome as those seasons. These moments are when the greatest teams step up to the plate. We won the last 14 games to win it in 2019. Liverpool will probably have to match that this season to win it. If they manage that they will be worthy champions. In truth English football has never seen anything like these last few years (whatever SKY claim about the United/Arsenal/Chelsea battles).Sadly you were right about Arsenal but I wish people would stop going on about the post Christmas lead over the dippers not being substantial or a false lead because of games in hand. Likewise we are not a team that is falling out of the sky, rather we are not quite firing on all cylinders.
The hysterical commentary will grow and well it should, because most of the footballing world are excited at the prospect of another epic contest between two excellent teams. The fact that we hate each others guts only puts jam on it.
I remember when Peligrini
I remember when Pellegrini took over at City and they put on a pre-season fans meeting thing at the Gmex. There were hundreds of fans there and the players and manager were on stage and introduced to the crowd. The compare was Humphries, and I always remember how nervous he looked. I don't think the fans took to him, often wonder if that's one of the reasons why he never has a good word to say about us. Think Jason Manford did a comedy bit there as well.
Clear who Sky Sports wants to win, the muscle emoji.