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First time seeing that, still think they're scum and would have kept it if they could.

https://www.theguardian.com/uk-news/2015/may/17/corfu-deaths-thomas-cooks-35m-compensation-dwarfed-that-of-parents They shouldn't have been able to continue as a business after this. It says a lot about society that your ordinary man and dad still book family holidays through them. Scummy behaviour, as bad as the S*n in my opinion.

I could be joint top and have less points than 6 players. All you can do is beat what's in front of you.

Adrian is living the dream, 5 league wins in a row for the first time in his career* and a trophy to go with it. We will be fine for another couple of weeks. * probably

Haven't seen it, did it say where he got the funds? I wouldn't have thought a man of god would be flush. His son on the other hand knows which side his better is buttered.

I read it that way myself, it was only on second reading I noticed it was spend. In terms of our squad I would guess only Lovren, Henderson, Lalanna, Keita, Clyne and Ox are not worth significantly more than we paid for them. Robbo, Mane, Bobby and Salah are all worth various multiples of what they cost, Fabinho, Gini, Virgil and Alisson would all be worth close to twice what we paid. Then you have Trent, Matip and Milner who all cost nothing to start with, that's another 120m at least for those. With City the starting prices are so high it is difficult for them to grow in value. They could make good money on the keeper, Sterling, Jesus, Zinchenko, Foden and Bernardo Silva, then have 3 lads (Sane, Laporte and De Bruyne) that done brilliant and would be worth a fortune if there knees weren't made of spaghetti. Age makes Silva, Augero Otemendi, Fernandiho and Gundogan worth less than they paid, form, ability and injuries have Stones Mendy and Mahrez worth no more than they cost. In short if both sides sold all their players only one would make enough profit to buy a bigger boat.

"No deal" in itself is an inaccurate phrase. There isn't a deal on offer, there is a temporary agreement available until the UK and the EU can agree a deal like adults over the next few years (or weeks considering it will be the easiest deal ever agreed). When the actual talks on the deal start the UK will now be negotiating with Phil Hogan who has been appointed Trade Commissioner for the EU. Hogan is Irish which is yet another show of strength from the EU in protecting Ireland from the bullying Tory tactics that have been on display for 1000 years. The same Brexit negotiating team will also be in place, the UK will no doubt be sending the next lot of underprepared civil servants in shortly to have their arsed handed to them yet again. To me it looks like one of the following, either Arlene is getting fucked under a bus, article 50 gets revoked or a Labour will be negotiating a withdrawal agreement and future trade deal with the EU.

It says spent not value. What's interesting is ours is probably worth 2.5 what we paid while theirs is likely to be worth less than what they paid. City, who have benefitted hugely since the Abu Dhabi group takeover in 2008, spent (1.014bn/£906m) on their current players

The question is who wins in a scrap between Sadio and Mo?

I thought Grealish dived and deserved to have that chalked off.

Watched highlights of an old firm game for 1999 and it occurred to me that we probably won't play either of them in the next 10 years.

My little one is close in age. Horrible world sometimes. Rest in peace Xana.

Smalling off to Roma on loan. He's been the symbol of Utd's decline, from 4th choice dodgy centre back to club captain while never improving.

I think we have reached stage stage where both main parties accept Brexit is disaster that must be stopped and it's full on brinksmanship to have the other call a halt. If the Tories can have Labour be the ones that stop the UK leaving the EU then power is guaranteed for the next 25 years.

If the club's are being run by gangsters like Bury or Blackpool is it right to bail them out? Then you have club's like Accrington Stanley who do things correctly, surely the friendly should be against those types of club's? Same with TV money, if 200k helps keep Blackpool afloat that's great but why give it to them when the owners have already siphoned off millions from the premier league money?