Top scorer in the Thursday night cup maybe? Don't know and don't care either way BTW :)I’m sure I heard those cunts on btsport say Rashford is the top scorer in Europe.
6 in europa
Haaland 11 in champions league
What struck me was it was 2 Seville players who did it. A snapshot of the great team work from the rags on show.Top scorer in the Thursday night cup maybe? Don't know and don't care either way BTW :)
Edit: just seen the two goals from Sevilla last night, PMSL. What a way to concede a 2 goal lead at home. And why did it take two players to carry Martinez off? Surely a ball boy could have done it?
Absolutely spot on there mate, I still call it Warwick Road.Old Trafford. So famous they had to rename the Met stop because the plastics kept getting off at the wrong stop.
Enzo FernandezI know I should know but who was 106m
Pretty much nails your quip though carry on with it
Absolutely spot on there mate, I still call it Warwick Road.
I was going to a Lancashire county cricket match some years ago and at the corner of Talbot Road and Warwick Road I was approached by a family of five. The bloke said "excuse me can you tell me where Old Trafford is" (The Swamp), I replied "you are here" and walked into the cricket ground.
An amazing article - at last !!!
Yep. Probably right. But the tide is turning when they have to publish such glowing articles about us when it sticks in their throat to do so!Call me cynical but I think Ronay does articles like this now and again as cover for his other hatchet job articles, so he can claim some form of balance. The day after this he reverted back to type and wrote an article that included making stuff up about Tuesday night just to suit his narrative.
He has done a puff piece followed by sticking the boot in on more substantive issues too often for it to be coincidence imo.
In many ways I dislike him more than miggy, after all migs is completely transparent in his agenda and he's not really bright enough to cover his tracks.
Ronay is capable of writing coherent articles but despite this and apparently being the chief sports writer he deems it acceptable to make stuff up and twist things, presumably to fit an editorial narrative driven by click hunting. That's not really journalism is it.