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Les Ferdinand has to be up there. If ever we had a free kick right on the edge of the area, he was taking it.

He was aside from a great goal at Rotherham he scored (still one of the best I've seen live) and the winner at Charlton in the FA Cup. Didn't he go to Celtic after

Much ado about nothing arguing over Pep. He's clearly a brilliant manager, but Manchester City cheated as well. Both things are possible. I think it was clear something was dodgy with Manchester City all along. There's a reason why I never liked them. Was always weird seeing neutrals celebrate them winning the league over other teams, they're backed by a state ffs. And now deluded Manchester City fans are backing them over everything. It's clear that owners can buy large parts of fanbases (as we've seen here). I'm expecting nothing to happen to them though.

Weakest as well. Out muscled by practically every forward he came up against.

Strip them of everything. Always knew they were cheats.

Is 825 the smallest full allocation we've ever received for a league fixture? Yeovil and Hereford were at least 1000 if I recall correctly.

haha I thought that. They usually stick at least 5 goals past a League 2 team at least once in either cup competition per season.

Fourth round draw

Just watched highlights and seen Brighton's second goal at Old Trafford

Can’t believe they keep on falling for it. Interim manager gets good results, is given the job and then fails full time. I always thought it was weird how Carrick couldn’t get Middlesbrough into the play offs, aside from the season when he took over mid way through, but walked into the Man Utd job. Just seen on their forum they were booed off as well, which is probably a rarity at Old Trafford, so can’t see it ending well.

I have consumed a lot of 9/11 content over the years. Completely nothing to do with your question but still I find watching the footage surreal.

Yeah, as I recall, didn't Fryatt lob the keeper and their defender touched it in? There was the win there under Holloway too, I think Hume scored, but we obviously ended up going down.

What happened with him? Played all pre season and then started the season, scored, and was never seen again.

Always a strange move from him. But as it stands Lincoln into top 8!

Villa haven't bottled anything. Under Emery they've finished 7th, 4th, 6th, 4th and won a major European trophy. All while constantly losing players. Last season they started slowly, in fact it took them 5 games until they scored a goal. Emery is a great manager, they will be fine.

Nice to see Newcastle had a couple of seasons and now they're back to being mid table again.

He was always going to be a poor signing. He's a 36 year old goalkeeper ffs. People posting earlier in the thread about "he will be fine if..." fall for the same thing over and over again with this club. Another old player that will contribute nothing.

Win. Barnsley are not good.

I’m pleased with a win, firstly, as I expected us to lose today. But coming out the ground was a strange feeling as it felt like we’d lost.

Well overrated now I think as well. Everything northern based has to include Manchester Becoming the new London.

Their wingers had us all game. I feel like any opposition player who has pace and is direct has the beating of any of our back 4.

So out of those 12 teams with at least 50% most possession, which is half the league, there are only 3 in the top 6 (Wednesday, Stockport, Bradford). There are two sides currently in the relegation zone (Doncaster, Wigan) And we're 18th so not far off. On the other hand Burton Albion are 5th yet have seen only 44.6% possession and Huddersfield are 2nd with 47.4%. Take it as you will.... All this possession based nonsense.

Even by their standards I do question how they look at his record of about 3 wins since the 2024 play off final and still think he'll be a good choice.

Why would that happen. You knew it could get moved when you bought a ticket and even then there were plenty left to wait to see if it did get moved.

Nobody.