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  1. The one good thing to come out of this ESL thing and the United protest is that hopefully we can all get back to hating Gary Neville for the snivelling little snide cunt he is. He hid it for a while but it's been on full display these last few weeks.
    10 points
  2. Not too many more of these to go thankfully. Don’t know how many of you are even still reading and I’m not offended if you’ve given up. I’m just limping along until this thing is over and we can try to forget it ever happened. There’s so much to hate about this season even if you completely take LFC out of the equation. I’ve mentioned before about how I can’t stand seeing teams walking out into empty stadiums and that was brought home again this weekend when I saw City and Palace walking out at Selhurst. Comparing that with how it’s meant to be was just fucking grim. Usually there’d be the cheerleaders forming a guard of honour for the teams to come out, confetti flying everywhere, “Glad All over” blasting out and noise levels through the fucking roof, especially from that crew in the corner behind the goal. It may not be everyone’s cup of tea but the point is Selhurst Park is usually bouncing. And here it is now, players walking out to nothing and the camera zooming in on Ederson’s ugly fucking gob. This season in a nutshell that. Of course City won but no-one cares any more. It was mentioned on commentary that Van Aanholt is out of contract this summer. Back up for Robbo maybe? He’s got his limitations (can’t defend being the obvious one!) but given that Tsimikas must be shite because Klopp definitely doesn’t trust him, that might be a way of bringing in a few quid while getting a bit better. Just thinking aloud really, and I’m biased here because Van Aanholt has always come across as a top lad based on things I’ve seen from him in interviews and on twitter. Also mentioned on commentary “Ray Lewington, never stops talking, great football man” said Jonathon Pearce. You know how you get people to think you’re a “great football man”? Wear footy boots and a pair of shorts with your initials on no matter what the weather is like. You can blag your way through anything if you do that. It’s like in the NFL when someone is described as “a good football guy” it generally means he has a thick moustache, a firm handshake and he likes to give ‘the Lord’ the credit for anything that goes well. Anyway, moving on. Brighton took a huge step towards safety with a well deserved 2-0 win over Leeds. They played as they have for most of the season. Nice football, very well coached, defensively organised, only this time they bagged a couple of goals and three points. They should have scored six but their finishing is as bad as ours. They took the lead with a Pascal Gross penalty but that was an awful decision I thought. MOTD didn’t make anything of it and Lineker even asked Shearer and Richards “why do defenders do that?”. Do what? All the defender did was fall over. Welbeck stuck his foot underneath the lad and then tumbled over. The defender didn’t actually do anything. VAR had a look and upheld the awful decision. Pathetic. Welbeck made the result safe with a brilliant goal. His 5th of the season. See, that’s the problem with him. Always has been. He can score a goal like that which makes you think “wow, this lad can play” but at the end of the season you look and he’s scored half a dozen goals in 40 games. His whole career has been that. He should have treble the amount of goals he has. With Brighton winning it left Fulham dangling on the precipice. They lost at Chelsea and are now nine points from safety. So in other words, they’re down. They’d only ever won at Stamford Bridge once in their entire history so they were never getting anything from this game, especially as - West Brom result aside - Chelsea have been really good since Tuchel arrived. This was always going to be the danger. They had such a great squad that Lampard was basically acting as a handicap to keep them in the pack. If they’d started the season with Tuchel they’d be challenging City. They’ve already beaten them in the FA Cup and hopefully they’ll do the same in the Champions League. I feel unclean saying that but needs must. Other than the fans there’s not much to dislike about Chelsea currently. There isn’t one player there who jumps out as being a twat. Remember when their entire team was full of them? Now they’re a fairly inoffensive bunch. Sure, Tuchel looks like a paedo but if I’m being entirely truthful here it wouldn’t matter if Chelsea were managed by Jimmy Saville and captained by Gary Glitter, I’d still want them to beat Man City. Still, a Chelsea / City final is just about the worst thing that could have happened other than an all Manc final obviously. This season is just one nightmare after another. At least Everton are still shit though. Despite appointing a proven world class manager, spending a truckload of cash the last couple of years and running up huge debts in the process, they’re no better than they were before. Their home form is rivalling ours its been so bad. They seem to lose every time they play at Goodison and their latest loss was to a Villa side still without Grealish. What’s up with him? He was back in training before they played us but still isn’t back. That Holgate tit was caught in possession by Watkins for the opener. He’s been a great signing and the best thing about him is he always looks so fucking hungry for goals. He’s just a real livewire and must be a pain in the arse to play against. He’s a pest, a bit like Vardy albeit he’s a different type of player. The Blues levelled through Dominic Calvert-Lewin. You might remember him. He won the Golden Boot at the same time Everton won the title back in September. Simple header at the back post and that was dreadful from Villa’s perspective. Barkley’s marking was shameful and I don’t know what the keeper was doing there either. Making himself look small, Brad Jones style. Villa created loads of chances and finally took one when El Ghazi bent one in from the edge of the box to win it with ten minutes to go. I see Richarlison hasn’t scored for two months. Him regularly being picked by Brazil bothers me massively and just makes me want Brazil to lose, even though we’ve got three lads in their squad too. It offends me because they should be better than that. Someone like him shouldn’t be getting games for Brazil but then this is what they do. It’s a Brazilian tradition that there’s always some chump in their squad who nobody thinks should be anywhere near it. It’s like they do it for a bet. Maybe it started because they were so much better than everyone else and wanted to make it more interesting? They need to fuck it off now though because they aren’t that good anymore. Usually these puddings up front have a traditional British name like Jo or Fred, so I think the only satisfactory compromise here is if Richarlison changes his name to Bert or Alf just to avoid any confusion and ensure everyone knows exactly why he is in the squad. Or he could just call himself “Cunt” as that’s what everyone else calls him. Leicester failed to take advantage of the latest in a long line of refereeing howlers as they were held to a draw by ten man Southampton. Vestergaard was red carded after just ten minutes when he took a bad touch and then had to stretch to get the ball away from Vardy. He got the ball and caught Vardy on the ankle with the follow through. A painful one for sure, but a red card? Fuck off. Apparently the red was for denying a clear goalscoring opportunity rather than serious foul play. It would have been less ridiculous if they had said it was for the latter, as not even Vardy was catching that ball before it reached the keeper. Predictably, it has since been overturned which again makes a mockery of this whole system. If you’re having to overturn decisions that have already been made by officials looking at video replays then something is fucked. That being said, Southampton’s centre backs are absolutely shite though and it’s therefore no surprise that things like this keep happening to them. Bet they keep a clean sheet against us this weekend though. Nailed on. Ward-Prowse gave the ten men the lead from the spot after that Iheanacho cunt had handled. No debating that, absolute stonewall pen, although I’d be saying that even if it hadn’t hit him at all as I despise the twat. Evans equalised but this was two points dropped by Leicester and it feels like Vardy hasn’t scored for about six months now. In theory Leicester not winning is good for us as mathematically we can still catch them. It’s defo not happening though so I’d rather they got their act together and went and got second place ahead of the Mancs. Meanwhile, Gareth Bale’s pre-season preparations for the Euros continued to progress nicely as he slotted a hat-trick against relegated Sheffield United. Fucking brilliant finishes too. His celebrations haven't imp[roved while he's been away though. Annoying twat. Speaking of which, Son made it 4-0 with a cracker of his own. Spurs look like they’re enjoying themselves post-Mourinho. Dele Alli has been out of the picture so long that he’s grown dreadlocks and looks completely unrecognisable now. The last time I saw him he had short hair and now he’s sporting a 2019 Origi. He’s literally like a new signing. The Blades have only scored 18 goals all season. The record low is 20 and they’re definitely threatening that. Still no goal for Brewster who must be stressed out to fuck as this season has brought him crashing down to earth with a huge bump. It must be incredibly difficult for him to deal with this as he’s scored goals his whole life and has been told from a young age he’d be a superstar. Now reality is biting hard. Newcastle lost at home to Arsenal but they’re more or less safe anyway so it didn’t matter. Elneny and Aubamayeng got the goals and Schar was sent off for a bad tackle. Bad enough for a red card? No, but when Mike Dean is the one wielding the cards this goes with the territory. Onto Monday now and West Brom took another step towards the Championship by failing to beat Wolves in the Black Country derby. Can we even call it a derby when there aren’t any fans there? I don’t think we can you know. It’s just another game when there’s no crowd. Fans make derby games. There was no more intensity to this game than there would have been if Wolves were playing Southampton or if West Brom were facing Spurs. Footy without fans is shit and derby games without fans are even worse. Fabio Silva gave Wolves the lead with a scabby deflected effort but Diang headed in the equaliser. The Baggies need to win all four remaining games and then need a miracle. One of those games is against us. If we lose that one then everybody needs to be sacked. Finally, West Ham’s top four hopes are still alive after a gritty win at Turf Moor. Chris Wood won and converted a pen to give the Clarets an early advantage but two goals from Antonio won it for the Hammers. You know what would be funny? If they overhauled Chelsea and got fourth, only for Chelsea to win the CL and Arsenal win the Europa League. That would leave Moyes holding his own cock in the Europa League and their tory cunt owners counting all the lost millions. Actually no, I take it back. Any scenario that sees those fucking losers Arsenal back door their way into the Champions League is not the least bit funny. I’d rather see United lifting the trophy than those fucking losers spawn their way into the Champions League. But given how everything has gone this season I think it’s nailed on that City are winning the Champions League and Arsenal are going to do their wedding crashers act like they did with the Super League.
    8 points
  3. With 15 Konates we might just have enough cover at centre back next season.
    5 points
  4. City were banned from the tournament by UEFA only to have it overturned by CAS. Chelsea were banned by UEFA from buying players for 2 years and had it reduced to 1 year by CAS. 6 of the players they have bought in that year played tonight. Now they are seen as the saviours of football because they pulled out of the Super League. The reason the breakaway clubs wanted the super league is to create enough finances to compete with these cheating bastards. Cunt clubs both
    5 points
  5. Last year's fixture in February 2020 saw us run out 4-0 winners. My memory of the game is hazy, but I think Southampton were more than in it for the first half at least. They had a decent shout for a penalty waved away, and we went up the other end to score through Saints old boy Ox. Hendo doubled the advantage on the hour before Mo took the game away from them with a late double. I think he had a great goal ruled out for offside too. This fixture also features our biggest home win of the PL era. We smashed David Jones' side 7-1 in mid-January 1999. We'd been having a shit season, Evans had departed his joint manager role to leave Ged in sole charge. We lacked defensive stability, were using players like Ferri in midfield, and had want-away McManaman noticeably playing within himself, to the detriment of our attacking play. Worse still, the Mancs were having a great season. They would beat us in the last minute in the FA Cup having been 1-0 down only minutes earlier. They would repeat the trick against Bayern on that "balmy night in Barcelona" (as Tyldesley always refers to it), and they would claim the treble of league, FA Cup and Champions League. Still, in the Saints game we displayed something like the form United had been showing themselves throughout the season. Robbie got a hat-trick, Owen claimed a goal of his own, and there were rare goals from the likes of Matteo, Thompson and Carra. You can see the goals here from 7:50 onwards. Fatboy Slim spent a week at the top of the charts in January 1999 with the brilliant 'Praise You'. He was on fire at the time, produced a quality album in 'You've Come A Long Way, Baby' and had the then relatively unknown Spike Jonze direct and star in the music video for this song. Most of our fans have written off this season now, but we could still do with the players putting in a performance and trying to get a big result. We haven't had that since Palace away back in December. It will have been 2 weeks since we last played as the game against the Mancs was postponed, and we normally tend to be sluggish after a long gap between gaps. We have no excuses. Of course I want us to get a win (I always do) but I also hope that if any fans choose the occasion to stage a protest against the owners and the idea of the ESL, they protest the right way and do not vandalise the stadium and/or cause a postponement like the United fans did last week. I very much doubt we'd see the same sort of lenient attitude and support that they largely have. Everyone would want the book thrown at us. No fucking stupidity please. Just make Ralph Hasenhuttl cry for the right reasons.
    4 points
  6. Couldn't give a monkey's
    3 points
  7. Some of us never stopped. *side-eye emoji*
    3 points
  8. 3 points
  9. New series is on BBC2 on Sunday night apparently.
    3 points
  10. I know there’s no time for two club cunts on here but Sporting just need 4 points to clinch the Premeira. Three years ago they were known as the worst run club in world football, when their president paid supporters to attack players at the training ground. Just goes to show anything is possible and you are never as far away as you think. All done on a shoestring budget, with a rookie manager and a bunch of punk kids. Big Seb Coates finally came good.
    3 points
  11. First they came for Liverpool and they did nothing, because to them we are a bunch of self pity, whinging bin dippers. What you are arguing for is a root and branch change in the ownership rules from the government down - what Manchester United fans are arguing is that they want that extra billion spent on Mbappe. They don't want rules to be tightened for everyone - they have never cared for anyone else, they want the Glazers gone because they blame them for where they are. I don't understand why you can't see the self-serving nature of their 'protest'? That in itself is fine - but the violence is being glossed over because they are pitching it as a protest against greed in football and I, and a few others don't think that is true.
    3 points
  12. Ok, so two league games tomorrow I'll do them bright and early so aRdja can celebrate with us. Saturday I'll do the three cup finals. Then an eight day transfer window before starting the last season on the Monday. Night all.
    2 points
  13. Looks like his supporters are out in force ...
    2 points
  14. I actually want my lot to lose this. Fuck you Bruce
    2 points
  15. Yeah that was heavy that night. They were kicking off about bottles being thrown at a few bus windows yet they took a firm to Millwall and rampaged through an estate 2 seasons ago. Mention that to them, they change the subject quicker than a tory.
    2 points
  16. I've watched the first three seasons. It's a bit formulaic in parts, but really well done overall and I always wanted to watch another episode straight away. Six episodes is probably the ideal length for each season.
    2 points
  17. No media bias to keep the Moral Guardians down, yeah right, there should be a patch for this; This one is fun as well, but if you are one of our Blue Neighbours, don't watch pass 2000; The above also shows up the absolute bollocks that we had done nothing, whilst they were brilliant, prior to 1959.
    2 points
  18. A few shocks there. No Jonny May, no Sexton, no Nvidi. Eliot Daly is extremely lucky. Been poor for ages. No idea why Aki is there either.
    2 points
  19. Bbc journalists? Have this rammed straight back down your throat,
    2 points
  20. Sitting here wondering whether to vote today , and weighing up the 15 minute walk. I have never not voted Labour in any election I have been available for in 43 years . I am leaning towards voting but never thought my participation would basically hinge on me promising my vote to a young lady who knocked last week ( I hate lying to people ) and the fact that I need to go to the Marks and Spencer garage shop anyway and its halfway to the voting hall.
    2 points
  21. Two old communists relaxing at a nudist resort; “Tell me, comrade, have you read Marx?” “Yes, I think its these wicker chairs”
    2 points
  22. Well poaching youngsters aside no danger of FSG getting us banned from Europe for splashing too much cash. Then again with current investment methodology we won't need to worry about Europe for a while. Ironically I believe it was our success over the past two seasons that drove the massive investment these two clubs made prior to and during covid they saw an opportunity to steal a march on the rest . It will be a difficult road back to the summit if Klopp can do it once more he will be our greatest manager ever based on the corruptness of his opposition during his tenure.
    2 points
  23. You can't get the ball off Firmino as an opponent? How about you you stand five yards away and wait for him to pass it to you?
    2 points
  24. Ploughed through 4 season in a couple weeks. Great show. Got another couple friends onto it now too.
    2 points
  25. There'll be a lot of people bummed.
    2 points
  26. Would slot straight into our forward line at this time.
    2 points
  27. A strange droid was found outside of Dukla training ground earlier. Its in the team colours of Bruce's boys
    2 points
  28. Day before local elections to get out the flag shagger vote.
    2 points
  29. Struggling to get worked up about this as we're shite and were never getting anywhere near Leicester anyway. I'll be surprised if we even catch West Ham. Playing on a Wednesday rather than Thursday isn't going to make any difference as we've been shite whether we've had a week, two weeks or two days to prepare.
    2 points
  30. Try 2 games in 2 days on different continents, cunt.
    2 points
  31. Yeah I'm not into all that Kodi business, I'll wait until it comes on iPlayer. Spent all morning talking to myself in the kitchen in this guy's accent, didn't care that the window was open. "Onetime all up in my grill, I'm handlin' my bi'ness, yo handle yows'
    2 points
  32. 2 bottles of Budweiser's and a packet of chips.
    1 point
  33. *Thrusts envelope at me. 'What's this?' 'Traffic violation' 'What the fuck, from when?' 'A few weeks back, you entered a pedestrian area*' 'No, I didn't, let me look at that *looks at that* this is the third fucking letter, where are the others?' 'You know I don't open my post unless it looks important...' £195 FUCKING POUNDS I HAVE JUST PAID AS IT IS NOW OUT OF DISPUTE TIME AND I DID NOT MAKE REPRESENTAION TO DISPUTE IT, ALL BECAUSE SHE ONLY OPENS LETTERS THAT LOOK FUCKING IMPORTANT. AS YOU CAN GUESS I AM FUCKLING LIVID AS NOT ONLY DID I NOT CONTRAVEN ANY TRAFFIC LAWS THIS WOULD HAVE COST ME £65 LAST WEEK! *Pedestrain areas are time specific areas down here when cars are not allowed to enter and fucking stupid as they are not always signposted properly and it's a cunts trick by the council.
    1 point
  34. I’d take the 1 point there has to be a consequence for these plebs having a game called off. A simple fixture rearrangement that suits them more than anything is taking the piss. 1 or 3 points will not get us top 4 at this point that went ages ago. It's more the principal. There’s fuck all in any rules about clubs not being allowed to start a New European competition which is fuck all to do with the PL anyway. So yeah the other 14 can try what they like I hope they do as it will push the ESL back into the conversation. Both of these Manc cunts have had fixtures called off this season one for covid which allowed them to rest their vast squad and play was it Chelsea with a near full team a few days later and now the other cunts because a bunch of scruffs fancied a riot as they want another billion to spend on shit.
    1 point
  35. Just text my mate good luck. He’s only a paper candidate but he’s promised to send over some government contracts for invisible test kits, should there be a shock result.
    1 point
  36. The irony is that almost every other club would kill to be in the position that City and Chelsea are in. Everton would be top of that list, yet proudly spout about how they “called out” the breakaway six and spoke for every other club when they called for sanctions against them. The purpose of those sanctions were to allow themselves to be bumped into a position where they could “qualify” for a European place that they hadn’t actually earned as much as anything else and to claim differently is basically a lie. West Ham, Brighton and Crystal Palace, with rent-a-quote chairman Steve Parrish, again pontificating about how these teams should be brought to book, yet wanting to null and void last season to protect themselves against possible relegation whilst saying it was morally wrong to play on given lives were being lost. They refuse to see that in applauding City and Chelsea for breaking away, and back into the Premier League, all that is guaranteeing is they strengthen those clubs with Oligarchs or Oil States as owners to continue dominating every competition they are in, effectively taking the competitiveness away from those very same competitions! The ESL wasn’t handled very well in its timing or proposed implementation, but the general idea that it would possibly limit the massive money teams and allow others to challenge them was a sound one, but the blinkers were on from the time the announcement was made and the “little 14”, as opposed to the “big 6”, basically decided to hold onto what they had rather than what they might have had. It won’t go away though and they must know that, even if the current voting regulations in the Premier League give them the whip hand, and effectively a veto, for anything the top teams might want to bring in. A quick look at who has won the major prizes in European competition and domestic leagues over the past few seasons will show them why the current system needs changes to be made. They’re all hypocrites though, and will bury their collective heads in the sand while the really big boys dry bum them.
    1 point
  37. That’s the one mate. I hope Klopp comes out and condemns what has happened and highlights the media’s part in it. It’s not like he didn’t warn people. Nobody else seems to have the bollocks to do it, Klopp certainly has the bollocks, I think it’s mainly a question of whether he can be arsed or not. I also think the point that Manc fans have openly said that they were trying to get the game called off is being massively overlooked. What sort of precedent are we setting there? Next time we get a questionable red card and one of our players are banned, let’s just March on the stadium and protest against our owners and all and sundry will congratulate us on us saving football. Section has had the Mancs absolutely nailed on here for years, they’re a despicable gang of cunts. The irony of them being a fucking PLC and protesting to reclaim their club is astonishing, who do they expect to take come in and save them and still allow them to compete?
    1 point
  38. Including The Wire, The Sopranos, Breaking Bad and Deadwood; this is one of the top 10 scenes in TV history:
    1 point
  39. Ive seen better telly but never more addictive telly. I was going to work on about 90 minutes sleep the first time I watched it.
    1 point



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