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Trying to decide who you'd rather win tonight, is like trying to decide whether you'd rather your next shit was to be a pineapple, or a hedgehog.

My heart says the trophy. My head says the Champions League.

Only allowed to be open for a certain amount of days, 72 or something close to that.

Missed a massive opportewnity.

Confirmed the first transfer window is 1st June until 10th June. Who knows why they can't just leave it open.

Should be an absolute stink fest of a game tonight, a real race to the bottom

Presumably 'all of us' means Spurs fans not football fans in general? @Froggy

That makes sense, thank you.

Can both teams lose?

Explain I'm curious why you think it should be law, what do you call Leeds or Oxford ? PM me if you like, I'd rather not pollute the thread.

Would bite all of your limbs off for option 1. Think all of us would tbh.

The RvN appointment made no sense whatsoever. At least Russell Martin knows what the Championship is, having won it recently. Great move, but we all know what's happening if he gets them up.

Managed about 10 seconds

Howay @leffe186

Everton officially off the shit list, thats incredible stuff.

Here's one to ponder during the build up to tonights game, In a hypothetical scenario where 1. The winners of tonights game won the trophy/prestige/money but then had to defend it next year. 2. Losers got the 'consolation' prize of Champions League qualification What do you think the % split of the fan base opinions would be for Man Utd, Spurs but also if it was us in the same scenario. I'd imagine the owners of both clubs would take option 2 without hesitation but would like to think the fans were a little different. However this year with the PSR implications and so many 'top' teams needing to make CL qualification it feels like a bit of a sliding door moment taking the trophy option. Genuinely dont know what I think (probably would have been different pre March 16th) which makes me feel a little sad for the future of the game.

Outrageous fee He’ll be moving for 4 times that (at a minimum) 12 months later .

Sticking to my guns and being in the 7% wanting Man U to lose slightly less than Spurs, since they are least turned up in that league game against Chelsea instead of bottling the league altogether.

Neutral site playoff between three teams?

Reality is the SoL has had more empty seats than any other stadium for years. Even they know that. Only MK Dons can rival them. An empty seat is an empty seat even when their weird "tickets sold" defence kicks in.

Hate them both but Manure seem to be after our transfer targets so I'll reluctantly go for Spuds.

Gonna watch the final on discovery+, it's free so I'm expecting it to be horrific

Marcelino's cursed finger? 👻

Would be seriously underwhelmed with that as a Leicester fan.

According to the handbook there is no difference between a two or three team tie. After points, GD, and goals scored it goes to H2H points and then H2H away goals. If still tied then there is a neutral site playoff. The order would be City, Newcastle, Chelsea in that scenario that is not happening.