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2 hours ago, dave u said:

Too funny.

 

So now Newcastle and City can both go after them, and even Brighton can if they want to because Ashworth breached confidentiality rules about the deal Newcastle struck with Brighton to get him. These are the people Radcliffe thinks will fix United. They might actually end up getting even worse. Total clownshow.

While I do find this all hilarious, I don't doubt the barcode idiots did the same when grabbing Ashworth from Brighton.

On 19/05/2024 at 07:53, Bobby Hundreds said:

Probably best to ignore the club that cheated to retain its premier league status.

They spend half a season on a massive the Premier League is corrupt bender then cry when the Premier League don't include them in a video about the season, absolutely standard self centered behaviour from them.

Couple that with some blue I know having a moan about how Dyche hasn't had the same praise as Brightons manager(who was politely sacked) or Bournemouths manager because theyd have finished with the same points as both those teams without the points deduction.

I got about 10 seconds in to whatever the fuck that was before turning it off, im now going to bleach my eyes and ears.

As for Arsenal, fuck em and their fans, it's been quite the entertaining thing watching the penny drop with a few of the ones I know who were all but to happy to see City win it while we were the ones contending with them.

What a great manager and more importantly what a great human being, grateful for the memories he's given me.

Actually a player im sad to see go, will never forget his insane forwaed dribbles which would get closer to him scoring from one each time.

2 hours ago, Creator Supreme said:

Fucking hell, Munchen didn’t even finish 2nd.

 

They were 2 up in 6 minutes at Hoffenheim, ended up losing 4-2.

 

Stuttgart meanwhile won 4-0 to take 2nd by a point.

 

The Kane effect.

In fairness, coming 2nd or 3rd is little difference for them, what remained of their season was over as soon as they got biffed out the Champions League.

So I see Brighton have said De Zerbi is off after tomorrows game, can only guess he's been tapped up by one of Bayern, Barcelona or Juventus despite his abysmal form of late, absolutely the reason I wanted him nowhere near us though, he clearly decided he couldn't be fucked when he was initially linked to us/one of the other big boy jobs and his attitude certainly seemed to carry over on to the pitch.

1 minute ago, JohnnyH said:

Slot could dance around in an LFC branded tutu and it wouldn’t take away from Klopp’s post match stuff in Sunday. Klopp is leaving of his own accord with the love and respect of all, and everyone knows Slot is taking over. So Slot saying it in a press conference instead of fannying around the question when we all know the answer is a total non-story.  If we were in last place and it was heavily rumoured that Klopp was getting sacked after Sundays game, and then Slot said that, then that would be different. But that’s not the case.
 

So lets stop creating daft reasons in our heads to start questioning the fella before he’s even got here. 

This, spot on. Better he addresses it in his last presser of the season than gives some vague none answer which then equates to just as much noise.

19 minutes ago, Megadrive Man said:

After Xavi announced he was leaving, then announced he was staying, it sounds like Barcelona might be sacking him now!

It's been a wonderful shit show to watch between them and Bayern.

If he had managed to not be a perma crock would have been great for us, unfortunately all im left with is good luck to him but he better not let the door hit him on the way out.... It might mean another 6 months on the sidelines if it does.

Great free kick.

1 hour ago, Anubis said:

 

Now, now. They have  a 'plan' to sign him. 

They are busy finding some more levers to pull.

3 hours ago, Section_31 said:

City winning is best for all concerned. If they lost so what? They'd be back again after spending more money.

 

But if Arsenal had won everyone would spin the bullshit that it was a competitive league, "most exciting in years".

 

To have a near perfect season and still lose to a club under investigation is a taste of our medicine. Enjoy it gunners.

 
I'll quote an Arsenal fan in one of my convos just a few mins ago -

'city cheated their way to the top and now won 6 out of 7, 4 in a row, but the important thing is, arsenal didn't win it.'

Crazy how it's no longer funny because it's their team being affected ey, told the lad i've got not sympathy for that take to then be told in much longer form that 'they don't remember seeing the same sort of reaction when it's happened to Liverpool'. 

7 minutes ago, Bruce Spanner said:

 

Yep, and now the narrative can change as it is no longer 'just us'.

 

Everyone knows, everyone sees, everyone is just waiting for the tipping point and that is the biggest, bestest, biggerest, besterest, superduper fuckball money printing machine is losing it lustre and that's when the men in grey suits wil step in.

This is exactly it, we may finally see a bit more of an outcry about the cheating cunts should a few more teams have to continuously suffer at their hands,

2 minutes ago, an tha said:

Not so funny now is it, boys....

Anyone but Liverpool ey.

1 minute ago, Lee909 said:

 

Still piss me off they will have win the same amount of recent titles as us with a sub 90pts season when we have put up 92 and 98 points and not won it

Said it the other day, bar the 20/21 season where closed door fuckery played in to a lot of stuff(and it still needed 87 points to have beaten City), it's been a minimum of 94 points to take the title off City(or Chelsea the once) since the 2015/16 Leicester winning season. As if it now looks Arsenal win this season they'll win with 89 points, they could have won last with 90, royally annoys me that will be the case, especially as it'll no doubt be used to paint some narrative.

All in all I figured we'd be in for a loss before this given Villa ideally wanted a win to get things done so I guess a draw was better than I expected.

Had this been three weeks ago i'd have been royally fucked off but at this point it's a dead rubber game with a manager on his last couple of games, a slew of players who have badly let him down continuing to do so and are also already on the beach, I find it hard to be anything but apathetic at this point because it's not worth the stress. Edwards and Slot certainly will have some work to do and some players futures to be decided.

Least he put it in the net.

1 minute ago, Captain Willard said:

I love these mad end of season games. This could be 4 or z5 still 

Aye, least its been entertaining, glad its basically a dead rubber for us or itd be far less entertaining mind :D

Oh hey another soft free kick for them....

That being said, the Manc cunt in one of my football chats had this to say after I dared question the forensic VAR check on Gakpos goal(literally nothing else said at all about reffing, do love how rent free we live in this lads head) -

'Glad the ref agenda is working hard to prevent Liverpool going from 3rd to 3rd with better goal difference, and maybe even drop them down from 3rd to 3rd with worse goal difference'.

Stupid by Elliott there but understand the frustration, literally watched Diaz get talked far worse than any of these fouls Hoopers given Villa and it was just waved on.

Just now, Carvalho Diablo said:

They were desperate to rule it out

Absolutely were, almost as desperate as the ref is to give them every non free kick he can in the hope he can yellow Klopp.

After 10 minutes of Forensic analysis they came to the right conclusion.

3 hours ago, Section_31 said:

Arse about to find out what it's like to have a near perfect season and still get trumped by a vast criminal enterprise. It's not fun.

They are(hopefully) and have had two of the easiest seasons to get ahead of the cheats since 2015/16 where Leicester won, apart from 20/21 where 86 points won the league(weird behind closed doors COVID season) the least points needed to win since 2015/16 was 94 points, Arsenal could have won last season with 90 points and could win this one with 89, another reason I have zero sympathy for them.

I guess at least they didn't batter United which they could and should have but at this point 3 points for them is greater than trying to further pad GD which is fair enough.

I think how Spurs turn out on Tuesday will depend on tomorrows result, unfortunately for us Villa have the chance to sow up their spot with a win in their last home game of the season, if they do manage that Spurs are basically on the beach.