Honestly you need to bite back. I respond to what they say. If someone called me a cheat I’d probalem snarl at them and scream “what do you know about anything you fuck rag bellend.
I’m 71 in May with Rheumatoid Arthritis and Pulmonary Fibrosis but I’ve never stood and taken crap from anybody. I ware my City bob hat every day you could say I almost use it as bait. I live in Worsley but use to travel all over Manchester and Salford when I was working, I’m always ready for some rag twat to mouth off.
If they mouth off aggressively they’ll get it back at least 2 fold.
Do you really think people will think it changes anything?Any statement of assurances from the club will not change a damn thing that we still have ongoing case.
If the club have make statement it will be on the day that we will be (hopefully) cleared from any charges once for all.
The PL’s management is just a repeat of the FA’s incompetence. Has the Burns Report been implemented yet? No need to answer, it’s only 15 or 20 years since then, give them a chance. Blazers to the left of them……..Brilliant and spot on. He's taken the best product in world football and ruined it. If it carries on in this way English clubs will be championship level once more in Europe. As for a regulator, if whoever is appointed does as good a job as the absolute fuckwits running the country football really is fucked.
Fuckinell do you ever go to the shops without getting into a rumble with other fans!! Haha!Just back from Tesco saw a tesco worker with shorts on showing his rag tatt. I said 'you've got some shit on your leg' he didnt something and my missus gave me a dirty look lol
Starry starry night….It’s working well for us so far.
Keeping our powder tinder-dry.
Let the narrative against us build and build and build. Then flick it over with the slightest, most beautiful, delicate, insouciant “you wouldn’t listen would you?” yawn...
Maybe the redshirts are happy with that. As long as the American owners can keep sucking on the teat of premier league football and getting their dividends, they'll be happy.Brilliant and spot on. He's taken the best product in world football and ruined it. If it carries on in this way English clubs will be championship level once more in Europe. As for a regulator, if whoever is appointed does as good a job as the absolute fuckwits running the country football really is fucked.
Do you really think people will think it changes anything?
A bit of empathy with the supporters and a reiteration to bolster a now weary fanbase, is all some are suggesting. Not to enter witness protection or cut a plea bargain.
My sympathies.I already bombarded and weary by my own reds shite dominated family calling our club cheats every single day.
Any honeyed statement from the club will not change a damn thing about my situation. My family will still talk shite about our club regardless if our club makes any statement or not
That’s why we were given foreheads. The trick is to aim for the bridge of the nose.I already bombarded and weary by my own reds shite dominated family calling our club cheats every single day.
Any honeyed statement from the club will not change a damn thing about my situation. My family will still talk shite about our club regardless if our club makes any statement or not
As well as those leagues, the US owned redshirts would gain their nirvana and get their 6% return. Those clubs have no desire to see the PL successful.When the richest, most powerful and commercially successful league in the world appears to be so, inexplicably, hell-bent on self-destruction, I think it's worth, at least, considering the possibility that, far from being incompetence, it's actually a deliberate act of sabotage from within.
After all, if we, and Martin Samuel, could see the utter shambles that would Inevitably result, why couldn't the architects of the whole disaster.
If we consider who would benefit from the collapse of the PL, who would love to see the PL implode, the answer has to be La Liga, Serie A and the Bundesliga. So we're talking, primarily, the most powerful clubs in those leagues Madrid, Barca, Athletico the Milan clubs, Juventus, Bayern and Dortmund. Essentially, those leagues' representatives in the old G14. Apart from the German clubs, that's, also, essentially, the clubs refusing to give up on the ESL. But the ESL is nothing without the most powerful English clubs to carry it through and structure of the PL and, specifically the voting structure of the PL, means that Arsenal, united, liverpool and Spurs could be out-voted or, worse, in theory, voted out. We've recently seen what some media sources, most notably, Sky, describe as a "rebellion" where some clubs had the audacity to vote against the "associated party" rule changes. In short, there are signs that the other clubs are beginning to flex their muscles. So, change the voting rights. Liverpool and united were frustrated in their attempts to do just that in Project Big Picture where, in association with Rick Parry, their PL puppet, Richard Masters', equivalent in the EFL, they attempted to tie increased payments to the EFL to increased voting rights for 9 certain clubs including, oddly, City, Everton, West Ham and Southampton. The kicker being that the way it was structured was that only 6 clubs were required to carry any proposal., one of which, incidentally, was the power to veto new owners, So Arsenal, united, liverpool, spurs and chelsea only needed one other vote to do as they pleased. That plan was frustrated by the other clubs in the PL.
All that presents a real problem for the 4 PL clubs most determined to join the ESL. That is, unless the Premier League is brought to heel and ceases to be the commercial force that it has been and would continue to be, unless it somehow contrived to self-destruct. And at that point, the white knights would ride in to save the day. Only with certain pre-conditions......
Fanciful ? Possibly, but I'm not so sure.