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trooky

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  1. Yes agree, he brings alot more creativity, energy and pace than either Cullen or Chaplin
  2. 😂 It would be just typical for the egotistical twat to change a winning format.
  3. Looks like RM has stumbled on a much better formation and tactic by chance, playing a quicker tempo. He has to stick with this, it suits the players much better. Kanga for O'Hora and when JJ is fit he could play RWB with Alves replacing Braybrooke. Bristric and Braybrooke on the bench so at least we have midfield and striker cover.
  4. No sure if we were any good but it was a win and at least he did something different with the formation and played 3421.
  5. Not forgetting Ian Banks. Andy Peake. Gordon Milne did well until he lost Lineker to Everton. Lynex was also underated.
  6. I was at that game, a much better and honest era of football. If only we played like that now.
  7. Add Lundstram to that list, his attitude against Posh for their 2nd goal was disgraceful. Walking back from the half way line after giving the ball away is not what’s expected from a team leader.
  8. I'm excluding the academy players with the exception of Thomas but so far the only player that looks good enough for this league is Riis. Most of our experienced players aren't fast, athletic, fit or strong enough to play any other type of football than the slow laborious shit we currently have.
  9. He's ****ed his own sale by appointing Martin as the manager😂.
  10. Yes but it's still going to affect the revenue of those 14 clubs if they can't qualify for the Super league and Sky decide to allocate more TV money to the Super league.
  11. Who knows but they're worried about the European break away league. They all know that without Man U, Man C, Chelsea, Arsenal and Liverpool the TV revenue will be peanuts in comparison and their clubs will not have the same financial wealth. I've no idea how Spurs have got grouped with the another 5, they done nothing in the PL era.
  12. I personally hope they find a loop hole, the PL are playing the victim in all of this but this happened under their noses for 9 years. They only investigated it because of hacked emails, what the **** were the Premier League doing for those 9 years? The whole media frenzy has been on Man City, but what about the PL and their unbelievable incompetence. They're were enough warning signs from UEFA, but the PL were happy to turn a blind eye when Man City were helping build their brand. I hold the PL complicit in all of this farce, they let this drag for 17 years, destroyed the integrity of their own competition. Man City will be punished eventually but I hope they take the PL down with them. Football needs a financial reset with fair economic rules for all clubs, not the current cartel.
  13. At least when Faes waved hims arms and blamed everyone he was in the box, this cnuts walked from the halfway line after giving the ball away. That interview is beyond a joke.
  14. Maybe because it makes a change from chatting about the same old shit at our club, it's been groundhog day for the past 5years.
  15. Man Utd and Chelsea have been able to afford any player they wanted over the same period. They just wasted their money on a series of disastrous managerial appointments and transfers. We proved that it's possible to win the league without significant investment. Whilst City have broken the rules, I'm not comfortable with the likes of Man Utd, Liverpool and Arsenal suing them trying to blame their failings on City's over-spending. These clubs and in particular Man U have not been run very well in the period when City have overspent. Tottenham have just spent £300 plus million and are still bottom, so I really hope these clubs do not benefit financially from City's demise.
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