MC Prussian

A team that has scored only once in their past four league matches has now scored twice against us. You can't make this shit up.

When's the last time you've seen this clear of a counter?

AHAHAHAHAHAHA. 2-0 Oxford. The rot continues.

That corner kick variation. Top-notch.

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Is this our good or bad half? I can't tell any longer.

"Can you imagine Millwall in the Premier League?" Well, more likely than Leicester staying in the Championship this season, judging by the performances overall.

And the complimentary Ayew Roll.

Speaking of VHS, I have a tape of our 2000-2001 season, in mint condition. I accept offers of £15 upwards (postage on the buyer).

Elliott: "There's booing going on, not exactly sure why." Tell me you're employed by the club without telling me you're employed by the club.

"Sack the board" loud and clear.

Three times the falling?

Good, they can go to hell. Go woke, go broke. Just rehashing the same story over and over again, rely on micro-transactions, and focus on DEI. Surely can't end in disaster. One of the most despicable and arrogant software companies out there. Well, they're French. Or rather: They'll have been French sooner than later. I do hope the talent that has been hired based on ability finds work elsewhere soon. Clair Obscur: Expedition 33 has shown how it is done.

Imagine if he scores more goals in half a league season than Daka in one and a half.

Anybody remember this?

Belgium‘s World Cup away shirt:

Says s lot when the private life is more of a topic than her footballing abilities.

Where did you copy and paste this from? 21 league goals in 7 years…

I think a World Cup boycott achieves nothing. Think of the Canadian and Mexican hosts cities, or both respective countries. And I'm sure their US counterparts are looking forward to the WC. They'd be punished for what? I've applied for a ticket through the lottery. Going to a World Cup would be a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity for me, as it sure would be for any other football fan. Imagine if the roles were reversed, and the world would be talking about boycotting a World Cup in the UK. Why would the common people have to pay the price for a decision somebody else made? Just because you don't like the US government or FIFA (I'm not a big fan of either of them), doesn't mean one of the biggest sports events has to be cancelled. The outrage is also rather one-sided and reactionary. And again, it has shades of virtue-signaling. Where are the voices opposing WC 2030 in Saudi Arabia? They seem to have a particular human rights record. Ahem. Where was the resistance for Russia 2018 or Qatar 2022, for that matter? Where was the resistance back in 2018 when the winning bid was announced, when Trump was in charge the first time? Would have rather seen the World Cup go to Morocco instead? If you wanted to boycott, you'd simply not go or not purchase tickets. Or not bother. You can always go the "democratic" way and try and achieve change within the US or FIFA, for what it's worth.

No physical version for Final Fantasy VII Remake Intergrade on XBOX? Shame.

He's very good at bad communication.

22 consecutive league games without a clean sheet now. Ayew falling over more often than he touched the ball. Ineffective wingers. No striker. Jordan James out injured (for how long?). Dire back four. Stolarczyk with a howler. Ricardo's legs are gone. At least we only conceded one goal this time.

And Ayew does it again!

What is this clown show up front? Everybody just keeps falling over. It's the Ayew effect.