MC Prussian

Source: Premier League Fan Banter

And Michael is still Lost:

The Duffer Brothers' follow-up to Stranger Things:

Brighton‘s 125-year anniversary shirt:

Bradford home:

Botafogo home. Noice.

And the opposing team, Nice, are managed by Claude Puel. The guy who brought us highly entertaining football... in his dreams. I thought he had retired for good.

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Bologna home:

If you know, you know.

These are absolutely brilliant. Keep them coming. Probably the most entertaining thing all season.

Michael Keating (Blake's 7, Eastenders) dead at 79: https://www.independent.co.uk/arts-entertainment/tv/news/michael-keating-death-age-eastenders-cause-b2981285.html

Congrats, Villa. A league apart from Freiburg in every aspect.

Sucker punched. Freiburg are so complicated. It takes one Villa counter to destroy all that SCF build-up.

Great goal, Buendia. Have to say, that Freiburg defending is awful. Always a step too late and not close enough to the opponent.

Either one of us could win at least one trophy with a squad valued at £1bn and a transfer kitty of £200m plus.

I think he should've stayed and proven himself with us, instead of jumping ship at the first opportunity. The Chelsea job now looks like too much of a step-up. He's no Guardiola – who had already successfully managed Barcelona and Bayern for years prior to switching to the UK. Maresca pales in comparison. He's a journeyman (given his present record).

Which also means the expectations are insanely high, as is the ceiling for failure.

After failing in his second season at Chelsea? He's lasted a maximum of a season and a half as a manager so far.

Yes, he did well. But look at what he had at his disposal in terms of talent. We still had Vardy, KDH, Albrighton, McAteer, Ndidi, Iheanacho, Justin, Hermansen. We were stacked. And "enjoyable" is relative. I didn't enjoy the last third of the season under Maresca at all. You know, the period where he was found out, we lost seven out of 14 league matches between mid-February and the end of the season, and we barely made it over the finishing line. Could've well ended up in the playoffs instead. Also, jumping ship at the first opportunity still doesn't sit well with me. Should've proven his worth in the Premier League with us. Instead, he chose Chelsea, failed in his second season there, and is now rumoured to take over at Manchester City. Has the sound of failing upwards, if you ask me. A bit like Liam Rosenior.

Nine days to go for another 25-year anniversary: